Namaste, So this will be my last blog entry, i know, how are you all going to cope without them. Tabbi and I left Amritsar this morning, and got a 10 hour train back to Delhi. Our flights are tomorrow and we both arrive back around 6pm. So we left McLoed Ganj and living in the clouds behind at 3.45am, and got a 8 hour bus to Amritsar. Amritsar was very hot and sticky, much more like the india I know. On the day we arrived, we lazed in our room in the air cond...

Tashee Delek (hello in Tibetan) Tabbi and I are still in McLoed Gank, and having a great time. We didn’t make it to the school yesterday as we ended up waking up too late, so we went for our own little trek to the neighbouring villages of Dhamakot and Bhangsu. It took us further into the hills, and was a completely gorgeous walk. We saw lots of waterfalls, monkeys and amazing scenery. The two villages were just small hamlets really, and we had to clamber among...

Namaste, Well Tabbi and I managed to escape from Manali thank goodness, it was starting to look like we were going to be stranded there becuase of the heavy rains. We heard some horror stories of people that tried to get to Leh, got stuck on the bus for 24 hours becuase of a road collapse, only to have to turn back to Manali, so we are very glad we decided not to go. The trip from Manali to McLoed Ganj was long and windy, with lots of road collapses on the way ...

Namaste from Rainy Manali, So Tabbi and I have done sme good shopping in Manali, there are quite a few touristy shops and it is a very chilled out place. We think we must be the only non-israeli people here, and we here it is the same the further north we go. We have decided not to go to Leh, as it doest seem worth the two day bus ride to get there, risking Acute Mountain Sickness on our feeble little chests! We are going to go to Mcloed Ganj tomorrow on a bus ...

Hello everyone! Well it has been an eventful few days, over here and where you are by the snippets I have been hearing on the news! Tabbi and I stayed a few days in Shimla, which cleared of mist for a day which meant we got to appreciate the spectacular views even more. We decided to do a short trek up the valley side to a monkey temple. We were very proud of ourselves for having completed it as neither of us are the trekking types. WE were warned by our tr...