We had a nice free breakfast and did some washing before leaving for the red fort. By this stage there were 7 of us so it was a tuktuk race there. We had an hour to dash around the red fort which was an amazing place and incredible views over Jaipur. We left at 11:30 and got a tuktuk back to collect our bagsAn obligatory smash into a motorcyclist on the way back, knocking her flying, and we were back at the hostel. We grabbed our backs then headed to find the 1pm...

The taxi picked me up at 4:30 and we set off to look for a good looking yoga teacher destined from Dharamsala. All we knew was that the bus company was Laxmi and that it was coming to Kashmiri gate. Easy. No, Kashmiri gate was huge and hundreds of buses stopped there! After calling a few people and speaking to a few tuktuk drivers, the taxi driver nailed it, or so we hoped. We found the area that the bus would arrive. We waited for an hour or so with all the tukt...

A 3 hour flight from Dubai and I am here! After making it past Delhi airport's grumpiest customs officer, I was officially in India. The guy from the hotel was very fashionably late which was fine because I was more than happy being hassled by taxi drivers for an hour with all my bags in the 40 degree heat. I arrived at the airport, downed my welcome drink and went exploring. After having a chat with a few locals I plucked up the courage to try some local cuisine...