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Category: Tanzania

Posted on October 3, 2017October 3, 2017

Paradise on a budget in Zanzibar

What’s your favourite dish? I’m not gonna cook it but I’ll order it from Zanzibar!

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The famous Chinese fishing nets in Kochi aren't operational all year round, but they're still photogenic af, especially at sunset. 🇮🇳
We only had five nights to see Kerala.. and we spent four of them in Varkala. A stunning beach backed by palm trees and cliffs, delicious food and great company (also some good old fashioned Delhi Belly to finish off my time in India). 🇮🇳
There are a lot of hills to climb in Hampi, Katanga Hill has the best view of the temples below, and Anjanadri Hill has the best view for sunset! There's also a great sunset spot in the middle of Hippy Island where you'll find crowds of people playing music, drinking chai and meditating. 🇮🇳
Two months in India and I spent far too much of it in busy, noisy, dirty cities. Hampi was the breath of fresh air that I was craving. It's the perfect mix of culture, history and nature with its temples, ruins and rocky hills dotted with swimming holes and lush green rice fields. 🇮🇳
✳️❇️✨HAPPY HOLI!✨✳️❇️ The festival of colours was always high up on my bucket list, and I'm so grateful I got to experience it in such a beautiful place as Hampi. What an incredible experience dancing in the streets and throwing powdered rainbows at strangers!
Incredible sunsets in Hampi. 🇮🇳
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