Namaste,
I know my friends who travelled in India told me about the cows on the road - the staring people - the tasty food - the huge cliff between rich and poor - but why do I still feel like noone told me about this country? India has so much to offer it's insane.
Since last we've been on Tiger safari (yes, we saw a wild tiger) and visited Agra (yes, we saw the Taj Mahal), seen Varanasi (yes, we saw the Ganges) and everything is magical. After Varanasi we visited Hyderabad where we stayed almost a whole week as it was a nice break from the north (Hyderabad is a 29 hour train ride south of Varanasi). From here we made a whole day trip out to a place called Nagharjuna Sagar where we saw waterfalls and old Buddha sanctuaries.
The big thing we've been experiencing these last weeks is that people are taking pictures of us - some come and ask - and some just try to hide it, but they are pretty bad at it.
Oh so much more to write, but it's all hard to write it all down.
We are now in Hampi - magical little village hidden away by awesome rock formations, laid back people and everything. And today there was a huge festival where the locals threw bananas after an elephant (?!?!?)
We're staying here for some day and afterwards to either Kerala or Goa.
And what a magnificent match by Lazio yesterday, yes yes yes!!!
Forza Lazio
I know my friends who travelled in India told me about the cows on the road - the staring people - the tasty food - the huge cliff between rich and poor - but why do I still feel like noone told me about this country? India has so much to offer it's insane.
Since last we've been on Tiger safari (yes, we saw a wild tiger) and visited Agra (yes, we saw the Taj Mahal), seen Varanasi (yes, we saw the Ganges) and everything is magical. After Varanasi we visited Hyderabad where we stayed almost a whole week as it was a nice break from the north (Hyderabad is a 29 hour train ride south of Varanasi). From here we made a whole day trip out to a place called Nagharjuna Sagar where we saw waterfalls and old Buddha sanctuaries.
The big thing we've been experiencing these last weeks is that people are taking pictures of us - some come and ask - and some just try to hide it, but they are pretty bad at it.
Oh so much more to write, but it's all hard to write it all down.
We are now in Hampi - magical little village hidden away by awesome rock formations, laid back people and everything. And today there was a huge festival where the locals threw bananas after an elephant (?!?!?)
We're staying here for some day and afterwards to either Kerala or Goa.
And what a magnificent match by Lazio yesterday, yes yes yes!!!
Forza Lazio
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