Diwali is one of the best and most magical times of year to travel to India.
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In the days leading up my 16-day Real Rajasthan trip with Intrepid, my inner loner spent her time trying to catch my attention with reminders of my aversion to constant company. Luckily, I didn’t let it get to me and my inner loner was proven wrong.
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You’re mid-walking tour, tangled in the markets of Delhi disorientated by unfamiliar smells. Hot sweat prickles at your hairline as your eyes dart around the space, frantically searching for a place of relief when you realise you’ve got about T minus 60 seconds before the place is gonna blow..
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I’m not a fan of overused clichés, but there’s no other way to say this: when I first saw the Taj Mahal, it quite literally took my breath away.
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Travelling to India for the first time? Here’s where you should go
by Annie Dalyby Annie DalyJam-packed cities, chilled-out beaches, mystical mountains, vast deserts… there is SO much to see and do in India – but where do you start? Right here
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Yep, it’s true. The Taj Mahal will, as of April 2018, endure a cleansing mud mask that will brighten its marble and unclog its pores for a youthful, radiant glow (…we may have made up that last bit).