After leaving Delhi, we departed on our Golden Triangle road trip to Agra and Jaipur. During this road trip, we entrusted our lives to our driver, Raj, who we had a love/hate relationship with (more to come). Our road trip was a roller coaster ride… here are the highs and lows.
Our favorite activity while in Delhi was our Old Delhi Food Tour with India Food Tours. This husband and wife duo knows how to get down with the street food in Delhi. Raj (said husband) guided us through some of the best and longest standing street food stops in the Old Delhi neighborhood., Read More
Heading into our trip, we were most nervous about visiting Delhi. Everything we read online about Delhi belly, sensory overload, and questionable sanitation left us wary about what we were walking into. But what is the point in quitting your job to travel the world if you’re not going to get out of your, Read More
After becoming obsessed with Cape Town, we hopped in our little white rental car with our friends Jeff and Catherine to take on the Garden Route drive. This scenic route took us from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth where we were able to catch our flight to Johannesburg for safari. Our drive was full, Read More
When offered a stop in Dubai on the way to India as part of Emirates layover program, we couldn’t say no. The idea of visiting a place that you can hear the call to prayer as you’re walking into the world’s tallest building or world’s largest mall was intriguing to say the least., Read More
Researching safaris leaves you with lots of expectations: buy expensive khaki safari gear, the animals will try to attack you, it will be difficult to get close to the animals, you may not see many animals. The list goes on and on. Now that we have researched AND gone on safari, we thought we would, Read More
*I look so scared in this photo because if you look real close that elephant’s trunk was blowing air on the back of my body. Our ranger told me not to move, so I didn’t. 🙂 Going on safari was truly a once in a lifetime experience (at least for now, though as I’m, Read More
Our first big adventure in Cape Town was hiking Table Mountain. We decided to keep it legit by hiking the India Venster Trail rather than the cable car or go-to Platteklip Gorge hike to the top. It literally took a bit of blood, sweat, and tears, but we did it! It was a challenging, but unbeatable, Read More
Amsterdam ranks as one of our new favorite European cities. It’s lively and chill, trendy and welcoming, chic and casual, all in one pretty little box. If you’re from Chicago, Wicker Park is Amsterdam’s jealous younger sibling. Here are some things we loved about “the dam”.
Four Days in Paris Paris was our second stop on our RTW trip. The French architecture with shuttered windows and flower boxes, walks along the Seine River, and cafés full of two-top tables gives Paris a charm that sets it aside from the hubbub of London.
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