The Red Fort towers over Old Delhi, and although it lies in ruins now, it’s exciting to imagine what this place would have been like during it’s peak years. Built by the Mughals this fort was a place of luxury and grandeur. After walking through Lahore Gate (named because it faces Lahore, Pakistan) you find … More The Red Fort
Over the past several years, Britt and I have used many travel guide books and have found Lonely Planet to be our favorite. Their books are always up-to-date, include great maps as well as pictures. One of the other benefits (and Britt’s favorite thing about them) is that they don’t just cover the “tourist-y” things … More Gunpowder & the problem with Lonely Planet
Located within the Mehrauli Archaeological Park stands India’s highest single tower, Qutb Minar (Arabic for pole/axis). The tower is a UNESCO World Heritage Monument and is a hot-spot not just for tourists, but for everyone. At the entrance to the park stands a mosque, that is still in use. The archaeological park is huge, and … More Qutb Minar
Though I do not feel or look like it (just last month someone asked me what high school I go to) today I turned 25! I woke up to find this beautiful little cake that Britt had gotten and crammed 25 candles into. We spent the morning at Qutb Minar (which deserves it’s own post … More Happy Birthday, Get Naked!
Although Khan Cha Cha was a diamond in the rough, it wasn’t the only gem that Khan Market had to offer. There were several good places to buy saris, shoes, fabrics and a plethora of other items. The only breathtaking shop, however, was a little bookshop. There are few things that I love more than … More Khan Market
The Wild Rose 