india.
'where do you cook?' tour
and then there was another india trip in 2010:
india 2nd edition.
'where do you want to go? i go where i'm able to go' tour
i was always wondering if india was still the craziest, most exotic place on this planet.
the most remarkable change: there is no standing in line for tickets or spontaneous trip planning anymore. which i learned the very first day of my arrival - having done the standard backpacking thing: just booking a flight to the first destination. talking about craziness: i'm stuck in agra right after arrival. 'india - everything ist possible!'. just a marketing claim as i found out. litterally no trains or flights to the planned or at least near destinations of the trip are possible. it seems a billion people is one the move right now.
india in the wedding season (yes WEDDING season, not wet season) and indian internet times where everybody makes a booking just for the sake of having a theoretically needed booking not for using it (as i was explained later) - a toxic combination.
i don't go where i want to go, i go where i 'm able to go. a new approach of travelling to me. a german organizer's nightmare.
the most remarkable change: there is no standing in line for tickets or spontaneous trip planning anymore. which i learned the very first day of my arrival - having done the standard backpacking thing: just booking a flight to the first destination. talking about craziness: i'm stuck in agra right after arrival. 'india - everything ist possible!'. just a marketing claim as i found out. litterally no trains or flights to the planned or at least near destinations of the trip are possible. it seems a billion people is one the move right now.
india in the wedding season (yes WEDDING season, not wet season) and indian internet times where everybody makes a booking just for the sake of having a theoretically needed booking not for using it (as i was explained later) - a toxic combination.
i don't go where i want to go, i go where i 'm able to go. a new approach of travelling to me. a german organizer's nightmare.