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24/7 Tourist Helpline in India For Your Rescue
Posted 22 April 2016 by Vera IN / 0 responses
The government is always coming up with ways to help tourists visiting the country… and the 24/7 Tourist Helpline in India is a perfect example of these efforts. The government of India is incredibly proactive on the matters of foreigners visiting the country. To be more specific: they are always […]
Indian Money-Money-Money
Posted 12 January 2016 by Vera IN / 0 responses
Travelling to India will also mean having to pay for all that delicious food and relics with Indian money, which can get pretty confusing for a foreigner. Worry not: here is everything deciphered. Symbol of the Indian Rupee So, we know that the Indian currency is Rupees(₹). Now, according to […]
Tips for Visiting India as a First-Timer
Posted 21 July 2015 by admin IN / 0 responses
India – country of colors and spices, home to more than one billion people and completely different to everything we know in Western Europe. A visit to the subcontinent can be overwhelming for the first time visitor, but with the following basic tips for visiting India, you will be well […]
Places to visit in India: Top 10 sites in South India on the India’s Cup
Posted 11 February 2015 by admin IN / 0 responses
The India’s Cup has been over for over 10 days, which has given us a chance to reminisce about all the wonderful places to visit in India on the way. Our inaugural adventure car rally took us on quite a journey around South India, where we may have broken down […]
The Final Sprint: Driving South India to the Finish Line
Posted 2 February 2015 by Jennifer IN / 0 responses
So close yet still quite far to go, the last couple of days of the inaugural India’s Cup posed plenty of challenges for our teams, involving visits to ancient temples, driving to mainland India’s southernmost point and tackling Chennai’s nightmare traffic. But not everyone made it back to Chennai to […]
Kochi: Kerala’s City of Spice and Chinese Nets
Posted 2 February 2015 by Jennifer IN / 0 responses
Ancient Chinese nets and India’s oldest Jewish community, Kochi is a city that both seduces and fascinates. One of our stops on the inaugural India’s Cup route, we decided to see what this famous Keralan city was all about. Up bright and early, Hindipendent Racing and the Sarriors were impatient […]
Driving to Kochi: Police and Media Attention on the India’s Cup
Posted 1 February 2015 by Jennifer IN / 0 responses
The drive to Kochi might have been uneventful on our side, our teams somehow managed to get in a tangle with the police and attract enough attention to get a story in The Hindu. It appears there is no such thing as an uneventful day on the India’s Cup. Looking […]
Stopping for Tea: India’s Cup Winds its Way Through Ooty and the Nilgiri Hills
Posted 30 January 2015 by Jennifer IN / 0 responses
The morning after Mysore, our teams decided to head out to Coimbatore taking different routes and at different times. Hindipendent Racing were keen to get on the road early to head up to the Western Ghats and the Nilgiri Hills to explore the land of tea, while the Sarriors wanted […]
A Maharajas’ Palace and Incidents with a Corrupt Security Guard: India’s Cup Does Mysore
Posted 28 January 2015 by Jennifer IN / 0 responses
Despite the winding roads swerving up into the Western Ghats, our journey to Mysore turned out to be the shortest on the road yet. We even made it in time to explore Mysore’s famous palace, although not without incident since we had an unpleasant interaction with one corrupt security guard. […]
Going Goa Gone: India’s Cup Rests Up in Goa Before Heading South Again
Posted 26 January 2015 by Jennifer IN / 0 responses
From swaying palms and sandy beaches to Panaji’s winding colourful streets, our rest day in Goa saw the fellowship of India’s Cup part ways. The Sarriors went down to the sandy beaches of Agonda, while other teams opted for neighbouring Palolem for their beachside paradise before we continued with our […]