Onwards to Gwalior

I left Delhi and made my way towards Agra via the famed Yamuna Express Highway. There is nothing much to say about this stretch other than the road is brilliant and more or less empty and you can travel at a good nick other than that it's terribly straight and boring all the way to Agra. I mapped a good way through the city so it was pretty easy crossing the city

49 odd kms out of Gwalior Shekhoo was waiting for me. He instantly got off the highway and took us down some back roads and paths showing me some fabulous spots from old heritage building to a never ending ravine (he says it's one of the longest in the world) and then to a temple complex where they have excavated and restored over 100 small temples and are still finding more in the hills.

A few hours in Madhya Pradesh and I am floored. 

A day about Delhi

It's funny Delhi to me has always been a place where I came to party and have a good time. In all the years I have been here I have never really come and explored the city. So yesterday riding around the city with Parakram was great. He really knows the city well and showed me awesome little nooks and crannies and finished it off with a great Momo lunch.

Exploring the hidden Delhi

Our man Parakram is showing us some of the hidden spots in this mad city that is the capital of India. The Enduro and the Enfield may be strange bed fellows but seen to have some weird sort of synergy while blasting through these forest trails.