So we stayed at the Imperial. We were met by an assistant manager at the airport and brought to our driver who took us to the door of the hotel in great comfort. The staff were very gracious and we spent the first afternoon in the hotel, enjoying the swimming pool. We went out to... Continue Reading →
Leaving Bengaluru
Our time in Bengaluru has come to an end. Today we board a plane to Delhi and will then conduct a whirlwind tour of Agra and Rajistan. It is good to be getting on with the rest of our journey and it is also nice to think we will be heading back to the UK... Continue Reading →
God’s own Country
Kerala in South India, we were told before we left the UK, is described as "God's own Country." We didn't realise at the time that one is reminded of this on practically every street sign, and even on mineral water bottled in the state. Is it a fair description? I'll avoid the theologically predictable and... Continue Reading →
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