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Italy 2016 – Pantheon and chill
Day 33 – Rome, Italy Hard to believe but today is our final day in Rome. After all of the walking tours and exploration of the city for the past few days, we decided to make today an easy transition … Continue reading
Italy 2016 – The Colosseum and Roman Forum
Day 31 – Roma, Italy Our tour today will be at the Colosseum, Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum and promises to be lots of walking. Someone told us that Rome is like lasagne – lots of layers built on … Continue reading
Italy 2016 – A day of ruins and new beginnings..
Day 17 – Sorrento, Italy Looks like another beautiful day – perfect for our day trip to see the ruins of Pompeii. The tour bus picked us up near the hotel along with a few others from hotels nearby and … Continue reading
Italy 2016 – Visiting the town of Gubbio
Day 8 – Gubbio, Italy So the Castello di Petroia is technically not right in the town of Gubbio, but rather in the outskirts, just past a town called Scritto. Today we will visit the actual town of Gubbio, famous … Continue reading
Italy 2016 – A visit to Assisi
Day 7 – Assisi, Italy Woke up to the fog shrouding the surrounding hills. The sun is up and will hopefully burn it off early. Cleaned up and went down for breakfast. Looks like the others got off to an … Continue reading
Italy 2016 – Ravenna and her mosaics
Day 3 – Ravenna, Italy Saturday’s adventure was a day trip to Ravenna to see the Unesco World Heritage sites. The sites are mosaics dating back as far as the 5th century, when Ravenna was the capital of the Roman … Continue reading
Day 4 – PM – Jaipur City Palace
Jaipur, India Just a short ride back from the Amber Fort to the city of Jaipur. We have two places that we will be visiting. The Jantar Mantar or city astronomical observatory was first on the agenda. It was constructed … Continue reading
Day 4 – Mid – Jaipur Fort
Jaipur, India The train ride to Jaipur was pretty quick or maybe we just thought it was because we were still giddy from our safari sightings. Once we arrived, we went through our reception and then departed for our afternoon … Continue reading
Day 3 – PM – Chittorgarh Fort
Chittorgarh, India The second half of our day would be spent in the town of Chittorgarh. Chittorgarh basically means the fort in Chittor. It’s a fortified town that resides high in the hills. It has been invaded and conquered three … Continue reading
Day 2 – Jodhpur
Jodhpur, India The trip from Delhi to Jodhpur is about 625 Km in length with most of the travel in the overnight hours. The first night of sleep on board the train was interesting. Like a lullaby played at a … Continue reading