Land of myths and spirituality but also of poverty and inequality, India is a country of many contrasts. How many times we will have heard and used the phrase “or love it or hate it, or all at the same time”… the truth is that it does not leave anyone indifferent to visit it. Here we leave a summary with EVERYTHING we have lived, a complete travel guide to India for backpackers. Although it is best to try not to read or study too much about the sites and experiment for yourself.
India received us with a wide smile, concealed between the chaotic traffic and the mountains of garbage. We have enjoyed every moment spent here. Have been three months of struggle and continuous satisfaction, learning, laughter and anger ... all mixed with a little crushed ice and sugar water, so that when you drink it you will find the most amazing juice you have ever tasted.
We will always be grateful to India and the only way to give back something of everything he gave us is to tell our stories lived in the blog.
This is the map with the route we made. You can click on the city that interests you so that the link to the article appears
Select one of the photos depending on which part of India you want to investigate:
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We hope our India travel guide for backpackers It has been helpful and as always, every comment or additional information will be welcome!
And remember that at the end of each post there is useful information about each place!
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If you are interested in India you can not miss our First novel: "Bye I'm leaving!", which tells the adventures of a first-time backpacker touring the Indian subcontinent.
