* The parliament grounds and President's house. Only from the outside, but still - very beautiful! My favourite feature was the elephant shaped shrubs decorating the lawn!
* India Gate - a tribute to the Indian soldiers who died in WWI. This place was a funny introduction to India. The spinning, bouncing, useless toys you could buy here were endless! As were the grabs by local woman. OUCH! Hands-off, please!
* Humayun's Tomb. Wow! Who knew this beauty existed in Delhi!
* Lotus Temple - A Bahai House of Worship. It wasn't until this year that we even heard of the Bahai faith (from new friends in Kuwait!), and now we can't wait to learn more about it. Besides the stunning design, the temple stole our hearts by welcoming followers of all faiths and we enjoyed learning about other religions in the visitor's center. We admire the aspect of "universal peace" and "elimination of prejudice" that are central to the Bahai philosophy. Trip highlight, INDEED!
* The Carpet/Everything Store. Nice to see - but you know how these places are, especially if you visited us in Egypt! They lure you in, serve you tea and juice, teach you how the various items are made, and then rip you off. Yep - here is where I saw the most expensive pashmina of all time - $425!!! SERIOUSLY?! Thanks for the tea and SEE YA LATER!
* Qutb Minar. A.K.A. Say CHEESE! Here we were invited into the photo albums of many Indian families. (Insert babies and small children being thrown at me HERE). I couldn't just drop the poor things.....YEESH!
We saw quite a few things, didn't we?! Ah - the activities you are capable of when you're feeling healthy! After touring the city, we went for drinks and appetizers at the hotel restaurant and then headed out to "Pindi" for dinner (<-----AMAZING!!!!). At dinner, we engaged in conversation with other travelers from the West and enjoyed sharing travel adventures with each other. Following dinner, we returned to the hotel to REST UP for another great day in India!



