For some reason The Little Rann of Kutch had been one of the top places in India I’d been looking forward to visiting. Then, everyone…
A Roaring Success: Ranthambore
All photos are copyright of Bradley Hamer. To enquire about purchasing any prints please contact bradleyhamerphotography@gmail.com Ranthambore National Park is one of the tiger reserves…
Riding into the sunset
Some of you might have watched The Real Marigold Hotel when it came on TV last year. As part of the program a handful of…
Visit Rajasthan
Brad and I have dotted our way across this desert state over the period of a few weeks. Instead of giving an in-depth, lengthy idea…
Good (and bad) eats in Rishikesh
After spending a very happy, very peaceful few days at Camp Ganga Riviera (had the whole camp to ourselves it was heaven), Brad and I went to…
A Royal Experience in Jaipur
So far we have travelled about 2080 miles. Almost the whole width of the country. We started in the wet, humid state of West Bengal….
Delhi: a City of Preconceptions
Everyone has their own thoughts on Delhi. “You’ll hate it!” “You’ll love it.” “Avoid this place.” “Its mayhem!” And so on… We had succumbed to…
Bharatpur: a birders paradise
Open-billed Stork Spoonbill Fork Tailed Drongo with it’s lunch Indian Green Bee Eater Pond Heron Painted Stork in flight Cormorant take off Painted Stork White-Breasted…
Agra – is it all it’s cracked up to be?
Agra is probably the most visited tourist hotspot in India. It’s home to one of the seven wonders of the world, the most substantial romantic…
Durdle Door: South Coast’s Gem
South England’s Back Door