India: Temples & Tigers in Khajuraho
Did you have to look up the destination?! Yeah… Me too. I’d never heard of Khajuraho either, but I had heard about the ‘sexy’ temples. It looked like a quiet and rural area of...
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India: Varanasi with kids
Varanasi is considered one of the most spritual places in India. It is a must-see place, even just to experience it once and to see Varanasi with the kids is very special. The city...
Visiting Amritsar with Kids
We are now headed to the Punjab region to visit Amritsar with kids. This has to be one of the highlights of our Indian tour. There were quite a few activities within the area,...
McLeod Ganj with kids
The home to the Dalai Lama, we were keen to visit McLeod Ganj with kids not only to enjoy the mountain area but also learn about Tibet. McLeod Ganj is a much smaller and...
Visiting Shimla with kids
The Himalayan foothills in India are a great way to cool down in the summer months. Shimla was known as the summer capital of British India and was where the army would retreat to...
Southern India itinerary with kids
After overloading on northern temples and Indian culture it’s time to head south in search of the beautiful southern Indian beaches. Pictures of palm trees lining long sandy beaches are calling out to us....
India: Rajasthan itinerary with kids
It’s time to experience Rajasthan region and the boys first taste of the Indian desert. We are heading west towards Pakistan to see the great forts of India. We are planning to travel to...
India: travelling to the East
The next leg of our India adventure takes us eastward heading to Varanasi for Diwali. This is a popular destination and as such the trains were pretty full meaning we had to stay for...
Northern India Itinerary with kids
When you consider a travel itinerary with kids, it’s not often you see India thrown into the mix. So when we decided that we would spend 3 months in India it was with the...
Relaxing in Pokhara with kids
Pokhara is a well known town in the Himalayas renowned as the stepping stone for your first Himalayan Trek and also as a place to chill out and relax in, post trekking! We visited...
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