I’ve mentioned this on the blog a few times, but tomorrow I’m off to India for entire month.
A month.
This is the longest trip I’ve taken since… well, since I studied abroad in college. Crayton and I will be in Rajasthan for about 7 days — Jaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Agra — and then Mumbai for three days. Then he’s coming home, and I’m trekking south to Tamil Nadu to study yoga and meditation for two weeks in an ashram. It’s going to be scary, chaotic, sleepless, and absolutely fantastic.
I do plan to blog while I’m there, but posting will be lighter than usual. Crayton also plans to do a few guest posts while I’m at the ashram and can’t blog anything at all. I really don’t know what I’m going to do without an Internet connection. (You will breathe, Lesley.)
I planned to have all of these fabulous blog posts ready for you over the next few days, but alas, it didn’t work out. l’ll miss you guys. I’ll be back Feb. 16 — in the meantime, les mando un besito y un abrazo fuerte!
*Photo by Palani Mohan for National Geographic Traveler
Don Cuevas
Don’t drink the water.
Buen viaje,
Don Cuevas
Bob Mrotek
¡Que le vaya bien, Lesley! Cuídate mucho y que Dios te protege.
Leah
Have a great trip Leslie! I look forward to reading your updates!
Maria Chavez
How exciting Lesley, have a great time and cant wait for pictures on your blog. Have a safe trip cant wait to hear all about it!!!!
Amanda
This is so exciting, I cant wait to hear all about it. The yoga part will be so good for you.
Thomas
Wow ! Take care and God Bless ! I will be waiting to hear about your adventures.
Scooter
Ay yi yi. Have a great trip.
I was going to ask you but since you’re probably on a plane somewhere I’ll stick it out there for your knowledgeable fan base (hope you don’t mind). My partner and I are flying into DF on our way to Puerto Escondido/Huatulco – we usually stay in DF a week or so but this time we get in at 10:30 Saturday night and fly out at 9:40 Sunday morning. Not really enough time to stay at our usual Centro hotel – Gillow. Wondering if anyone has any tips on good places to stay that are convenient to the airport (close or a reliable free shuttle) that aren’t super expensive (we usually pay $70/night at Gillow) and that will have access to or is nearby some great Mexican food that late at night. Any suggestions. You can email me at headcat@gmail.com. Any info is appreciated.
The Onocoffee
Woah – have a good time!
Peggy
Wow! Two of the greatest highs ever–travel and yoga! Forget blog and soak up India and yoga experience!
travlingirl
Good vibes your way for a safe and fantastic trip! looking forward to reading about your adventures (as well as about the food!) there. Cuidate!