Tale of Two Indias: From Agra to Dharamsala: Photos 21 to 42

Welcome back....the world's attention turned to India last week, and not in a good way. Thanks to everyone who wrote and thought of us. Rest assured, we were far away from the horrible events at Mumbai (more on that later). At the same, we realize that security is a state of mind, whether you live in Mumbai, New York, London or anywhere really. To travel is to live life. No terrorist attack can change that.

Ater one last weekend in Ludhiana with Babloo and old school friends, we travelled to Delhi with Jaspreet's mom and Babloo. We said our goodbyes to Jaspreet's mom, who arrived safely back in the States after taking such good care of us. Then it was off to Ruby Tuesday to toast drinks and part ways with Babloo. Three hours' sleep in a dingy motel, and it was Agra time.

Agra is home to India's most famous moment, the Taj Mahal. It is also home to legions of tourists and aggressive hawks. Not a minute goes by without someone blocking your way and insisting that you buy whatever trinket they're selling. Luckily, we found refuge at the lovely Maya Hotel, just 15 minutes walk from

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I have not ceased to be amazed by this epic journey of yours. The pictures are beautiful and it sounds so inspiring. I know you probably don't wanna leave but I look forward to having you two in NYC soon. Have a good last adventure before you return. <3 Yifaa

Itay, your blog is awesome! I really enjoy reading your posts. Keep 'em coming:)

Well, it's painful to admit, but I guess I have to say that India holds more beauty than the documents I review each and every day. :) What a glorious adventure!! The natural beauty, the people and the COLORS are incredible! Have a wonderful last week and a safe trip home. Snow, sleet, cold and grey await you...

I have not ceased to be amazed by this epic journey of yours. The pictures are beautiful and it sounds so inspiring. I know you probably don't wanna leave but I look forward to having you two in NYC soon. Have a good last adventure before you return. <3 Yifaa

Itay, your blog is awesome! I really enjoy reading your posts. Keep 'em coming:)

Well, it's painful to admit, but I guess I have to say that India holds more beauty than the documents I review each and every day. :) What a glorious adventure!! The natural beauty, the people and the COLORS are incredible! Have a wonderful last week and a safe trip home. Snow, sleet, cold and grey await you...