Khajuraho

Yet another fairly early start just before 8, we awoke to the family having a domestic (we think) as they all seemed to be yelling at each other! We had some Parantha’s for breakfast and then gave the gifts we brought from Australia to the girls, they were very happy and grateful and started to return our gifts with things they could offer - the girls plated Bec’s hair and put a bindi on her, even applied lipstick! While I got a henna treatment - despite the fact its only for girls the eldest daughter Rohini was happy to practice her drawing skills on my hands! Then it was time to say goodbye as we headed off to Khajuraho, fast forward about 4 or so hours and we arrived and checked into our hotel, we had some lunch and then headed out onto the streets in search of a book Bec was after. About 5 minutes into our search we were greeted by 2 young boys who wanted to be our guides so we asked where the nearest bookshop was and they led the way, the first shop was of no success so we headed to another and Bec found the book she was after and the boys led us back to the shop they worked for to “just have a look” after the shop we headed back home for a nanna nap as we were both very tired. After our little sleep we headed downstairs to meet up with Sud to have a drink and my first pizza in India! The food was lovely and the drinks went down well. We are now in our room watching the Meet the Fockers about to go to sleep.