Back on another nice trip with Australian Mom and daughter

So we made it back to Delhi with sue and she left India with smile and I will be seeing her next year again for some other part of India. Spent some very boring days in Delhi sitting in office but some very interesting as well, as of course i love giving temple and walking tour of old Delhi, managed to get some people. Now on a trip with Aussies. Lovely Mom and daughter very easy going. The tour started with a little stop in village and it was my visit to village after a long time as i spend over a month travelling on the other direction with Sue. Love meeting Jyoti my lovely cousin sister, she is the boss of the family and manage to keep it all under control. Aussies loved it as i guess things here are so different and not even close to what it is like in Australian villages i guess. After this visit i took them to their hotel but they wanted to come back again to meet Jyoti and get some henna design made on their hand. I stayed in the village with lekhu the driver who is driving us, Really lovely fellow and you will just laugh/be happy automatically when around him. Both of us had our hemmak kind of bed and after lovely glass of buffalo milk we had some sleep until mossies' attacked us and of course the sleep wasn't that great and i just forgot about getting some mosquito repellent.... Woke up after not much sleep. Later after wonderful shower under my favourite village water motor line i and lakhu went to bring Michelle and Kim, they were good and had good sleep as they didn't have any mosquitoes in their room Lol, drove them to village , Jyoti drew beautiful design in both of their hands and later i gave a little walk around our field which is always interesting as you see the weed plants everywhere here haha, not so surprising for me but for people. After lovely visit we made our way to Rishikesh via a little walk around Haridwar, Haridwar is a lovely religious town, very indian and you do not find foreigners around here that easily, its actually very much similar to Varanasi but just not as crazily touristic as Varanasi. Walk here is very interesting as you see 'Sadhu' like the priest gus everywhere, people bathing washing their sins somehow, streets are very small and cool, easy to do some good indian stuff shopping around here also. After this walk we drove via off road that goes along with the river Ganges via a national park beautiful road really with not much traffic, showed them swarg ashram ( Heaven place or place in heaven ) nobody really know that the main area around Rishikesh is swarg ashram , Rishikesh is only famous coz of being a big city close to swarg ashram. Later finally after nice stops along the way we reached hotel and planned to go out for evening prayer. Lovely prayer and here i also met old friend which was lovely and aarti the prayer here is always great. What i love the most in one of the song is when they say ' The highest is the cart journey of love' and another one what one of the person said ' i do but for you' :-) lovely really. Prayer was awesome and after that we had wonderful dinner altogether with lekhu. Planned to take them to visit the vashistha caves lovely place and to show them lovely sunset after a lovey lunch at glasshouse on Ganges.. Everything lovely. It indeed was lovely. Me and lekhu took bath in Ganges and spend good amount of time there and left Aussies to enjoy this quite time in peace. Later drove to glass house on Ganges where we had beautiful lunch that included multiple choice food with chicken ;-), of course i had chicken haha.. Love it.. Then had nice walk around the hotel garden and later after playing some modest table tennis we drove to sunset view which is always lovely and i think really cool for people who want to feel right on the top of the world :-) Now back in hotel and laying, as it seems to be a very long day, tomorrow to Dehradun. Looking forward as everyday is so interesting and lovelier. Enjoy your day/night and i will post some pics soon on our company facebook page Adventure holiday tours, India :-)