Well we're here in Pushkar!!!After a very pleasent bus journey (3 hours approx) on newly laid roads and making a small stop in Ajmer we arrived. The approach is down a mountain called Snake, I guess it takes it name from all the bends. We got off the bus and a hoard of men approach us giving us cards for accomodation to stay. Pushkar is know to be touristy and the guest houses out number the 400 milky coloured temples. Its an important Hindu pilgrimage centre...

Got to Jaipur after a six hour bus journey, the driver beeped his horn nearly all the way their, thank goodness for our mp3 players!We had heard that Jaipur was bad for touts and hassle-we weren't expecting it straight away...I (Ellie) was looking out the window of the bus when we pulled up to the bus station, there were a few men standing in the middle of the road, they spotted me and then all started to sprint after the bus and bang on the side! When we got...

Well we got to Agra fine on the train, it went on time and we even got breakfast! The journey was only about 2 hours. When we got there we tried to book an ongoing train ticket to Jaipur but really annoying bloke was pestering Kamran and trying to make us book something else so we left it. Got a autorickshaw to our hotel, the Hotel Sheela. Its literally a 2 minute walk away from the East Gate of the Taj Mahal. The Hotel seemed like heaven compared to what we had ...

We arrived in Delhi on Sunday morning, and went to our accomodation the Smyle inn in the paharganj area of New delhi. The hotel is as you can imagine, sun starved,smelly and a bit small!! We are only spending a couple of nights here but the area is mental. There's tiny streets jam packed with people, cows and traffic. Reminds us of camden market but with cattle!!We had a tour today and found delhi was alot greener than first imagined. We went and saw Qutb Min...