“Hampihampihampihampi!” announced the bus driver, waking us up from our uncomfortable half-sleep as the rattlebox sleeper coach from Goa pulled in at 6:30AM. We fought our way off the bus through the tuk-tuk drivers scrambling for our business, then found … Continue reading Don’t worry, be Hampi
After nearly two gruelling months on the road, it was time to hit the beaches of the famous hippy haunt of Goa for some downtime. Travelling it is actually pretty exhausting, constantly moving and making constructive plans for the day ahead … Continue reading Goa: Go, huh?
Our predictable preconceptions about the heaving metropolis of Mumbai were formed from two sources: a module in Year 8 Geography about shanty towns and Slumdog Millionaire. The real Mumbai offered us experiences from both sides of the spectrum: rubbing shoulders with Bollywood … Continue reading Reverse Culture Shock – Four Days in Bombay
Rajasthan is the kind of place you’d find in a fantasy novel, where impossible desert fortresses jut from the sides of mountains like they grew there, surrounded by miles and miles of enormous walls snaking their way across hills and … Continue reading The Bridal Bonfires of Rajasthan
We spent four weeks romping through the cities and towns of Rajasthan, a part of the world famous for the countless palaces and forts once occupied by the Maharajahs who ruled it, before democracy came along and spoiled it all. … Continue reading Castle Countdown – Top 10 Forts of Rajasthan
Ant and Will's World Tour 