When In India: My Top 10 Tips Tricks, Hidden Gems And Best Places To See
During 2,5 weeks in India I fell in love with the country, people and culture so I wanted to share this experience with the ultimate tips & tricks and India’s hidden gems.
“Be the change that you want to see in the world.
Live as if you were to die tomorrow.
Learn as if you were to live forever.”
– Mahatma Gandhi
Streets bursting with color found in every aspect, whether its a simple yellow painted door, an orange and gold painted Ganesha or a purple sari with turquoise accents. The colors contribute to the energy and spirit found in this country together with the busteling movements of people young and old in every village or city you go.
To capture these moments and special places I wanted to share these beautiful photos with you to show you a sneak peak of the mysteries and beauty found in India. Experience the route that we took through these images:
Delhi–> Agra –> Jaipur –> Samode –> Jodhpur–> Rawla Narlai–> Udaipur –> Delhi
They say you either love it or hate it. With it’s strong smells of spices, fumes, flowers, sweat, animals combined with a warm and strong sun, Mother India can give quite an impact. But I can tell you one thing: you’ll love it!
A few Top 10 Tips & Tricks are:
1. Bring Eucalyptus oil, you’ll need it.
2. Delhi Belly Tip: Lassi
3. Learn the saying “Good Horn, Good Patience, Good Luck & Good Brakes”!
4. Paperwork & Visa, prepare your documents
5. Soaps are the Best
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1.252 billion people live in India
The impact a face or a glance can make you speechless.
Climb the Elephant Hill in Narlai
A must do, is to climb the huge hill located in Narlai to see the amazing view and big white elephant statue on top. Do this early in the morning together with a tour guide and experience the sunrise and colors that will take your breath away. Our tour guide from the hotel brought some warm Masala Chai tea to drink up at the top together with some fresh baked cookies: so nice!
The national flower of India is the Lotus, however you’ll find this colorful orange Marigold in every temple and on every corner.
When in Delhi visit one of the biggest Sikh temples named Gurudwara Bangla Sahib and bring some flowers to give to the gods.
During a safari ride we visited the home of this woman and she offered us Opium as a welcoming gesture.
We of course said yes, we didn’t want to be rude ;).
The best drink on a warm sunny day: A King Fisher
King Fisher is the national beer of India.
When in Delhi take a rickshaw ride through the Chandi Chowk marketplace and experience the bussy bustling of people, food and products.
Visit the Abhaneri water well when driving to Jaipur.
The well was originally invented to harvest the rain water to drink water during parched times of the year.
Rent a boat and take a ride on the Lake Pichola in Udaipur, preferably during the late evening when the sun is just about to set.
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when you say 'Opium', do you really mean, "a reddish-brown heavy-scented addictive drug prepared from the juice of the opium poppy, used illicitly as a narcotic and occasionally in medicine as an analgesic."
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