One family's experiences around the world
Few places on Earth can compare to the Taj Mahal. Officially chosen as one of the New7Wonders in 2007 and regularly included in other ‘wonders’ lists, a visit to the monument to eternal love deserves to feature on anybodies bucket list. We visited the Taj Mahal on the final day of our Golden Triangle tour
It’s 9am in Agra and I’m squashed into a 2mx2m ATM vestibule with 8 other people. We all have our bank cards in our hands and we’re all anxiously watching the guy at the front of the queue as he inputs his PIN number. People close to the ATM machine are actually peering over his
“For driving in India you need 3 things,” our driver said as we left the car park at Indira Gandhi International Airport. “Good horn. Good breaks. And good luck!” And so it was that we headed into the early afternoon traffic of New Delhi with Jonny, our driver for the next four days, en route
As with many of our travel posts, this one finds me up early, sat in a dark corner of our hotel room furiously typing whilst the rest of the family sleeps on. So begins our second day in India. We almost didn’t make it after our taxi to Guangzhou airport let out a painful sigh
I’m a little nervous about saying anything critical about War Museum Cambodia, I’ve seen the directors comments on TripAdvisor, he’s very active and doesn’t take criticism lightly. So, with that said, I’ll just say that my first comment upon entering the war museum was “I’m not sure how I feel about all of this historically
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