Wow!

FOUND THIS FROM THE FIRST DAY IN DELHI, ITS OLD BUT ITS WORTH SEEING


Today has been such an amazing day our tour guide is outstanding he took us to a Sikh mosque (temple? I'm not sure what they call them) and he said that when we have free time he likes to do things that are free but teach us about their culture. So he explained why we take our shoes off and what everything means to them, it was so nice to have my questions answered. The mosque was beautiful and he took us to a place where they provide food for free. The workers are volunteers and they will work a couple of hours. It is part of the Sikh religion to to a public service so they always have loads of pictures. I have attatched pictures of the HUGE cooking pot they use to feed up to 23,000 people a day!!!! Any one can come in and eat no matter what religion. It was absolutely amazing.

nepelinepelinepeli.... nepal

We headed to lumbini after Varanasi over a very very very very very very very very very bumpy road. That night we reached Lumbini the birth place of Buddha. The next morning we went the place that Buddha was ‘supposedly’ born. we sat outside for a while afterwards because it was so peaceful and saw a ceremony happen which was nice.

from there we headed to chitwan national park. it was so beautiful there and the lodge that we stayed in saves elephants and helps its local community a great deal, so it was great to see that. whilst I was there I done this (which is the whole reason im posting right now haha)

it was so much fun. we went elephant washing. and it cost me a whole 3 pounds. I also have some pictures of the local village and hotel we stayed at. I also have to say it was amazing to listen to an elephant as you fall asleep. they would just wander around the hotel grounds.

 some of the rooms, each building held 12 rooms and there was 4 buildings in total

 elephant was laughing whilst she threw grass at me

 local thuru village. the indigenous people of that area