Things to do in Delhi when you're....

[wonderfulectric]

Distressed?  Disoriented?  Totally, utterly, exhausted?!

I'm back!  I guess this is likely to be kept more as a travel journal than anything else, given that day to day life in England seems to take over from much opportunity to write, or even provides much new to comment on.  I've changed all that for now though, and dull drab same same England has

Comments

[nipple_salad]

I think you're extremely brave! I know the feeling of landing somewhere and being desperate after all the impressions - and yet the day after it suddenly seems bearable. And it only gets better.

Hang in there, love, and I can't wait to read more!!

Hello Crazy Lady

[anonymous]

Just read your blog, sounds like a totally mad but exciting experience. I couldn't go there on my own! Glad you are holding your own out there. Can't wait to hear all the stories when you get back. Is it a whole lot different to Taiwan in terms of the cities being overcrwoded and mad drivers??? The stuff about lack of lanes and kids begging is something I can across in Lima too, terrible that it happens today.

Take care lots of love Cristina x x x

Wow!

[silviamar]

It seems that this is your good experience with Delhi. Being one of the oldest cities in India, Delhi has a rich culture and history that a tourist unravels while on a quest to discover the city's heritage. From street bazaars to plush shopping malls and from historic monuments to contemporary buildings, Delhi is amazing! Getting there is not a problem as tourists can easily find various flights to Delhi from domestic place and as well international airports.