xiaoxia, Fischbach, India

Monachu 903696013@qq.com Posted Jul 27, 2012, 8:02 am	Hello, I'm Xiaoxia, this is my Chinese name. I think I am pretty lion, haha. To travel abroad, is a wonderful and beautiful thing. Please send a pm to my mom, if you are able to host me. Any country will be love, especially in London, because the Olympic Games. Thank you very much! --------------------------------------- August 3th, 2012, now here is 13:55 Today I am very happy and excited, because this week I will go to travel to Germany . My mom and grandma to take some photos for me: our life. In my mom's room, she is an artist! I also want to be an artist.... lion! My mom's Chinese traditional musical instruments:" Erhu" and "Xun". I also like playing the guitar. And my grandma's Violin! Also, I want to learn to do the cake! haha. " Play " is a happy thing! I also like to think about some things. And friends to play "hide and seek"? But...now I must say goodbye to my friends, began to travel. I will miss them, miss my mom and grandmother very much. See ya!!!
Monachu 903696013@qq.com Posted Aug 6, 2012, 9:40 am	Today my mom and grandma, take me to the post office. Begin my trip to Germany, I was very excited and happy! My mom also send to host mom a packet of specialty food here, I like to eat it. And some postcards, in other envelope. Thank you very much! Go! I love the flowers and plants! At the post office. Goodbye, mom and grandma! Goodbye, my friends! 開心!!!
fam-united Posted Oct 21, 2012, 11:16 am	Dear Mom, I arrived in Bruchsal right after my host came back from Sweden. Now I'm sitting here knowing, that she has only a little time for me. I'm somehow disappointed, but I hope to see some places of Bruchsal and show you the beautiful palace. Best wishes, xiaoxia
zauberaeffle Posted Nov 19, 2012, 5:33 pm	Hello Mum, today I arrived in Karlsruhe. Just I have slipped of my envelope. I am glad about the time with host-mum. The weather here in Karlsruhe is not good, today it was very cold and foggy. I was welcomed very friendly by Anton and Bär Schär. Bär Schär pays attention during my time here to me. In my envelope was still another TV... Robby. I am curious sometimes what I will experience here. Best regards Xiaoxia
fam-united Posted Nov 28, 2012, 3:56 pm	When we were at home again, we needed some time to relax, because it was a long travel. But today we had to go to Karlsruhe. Karlsruhe is the third largest city of Baden-Württemberg, near the Franco-German border. Karlsruhe was founded in 1715 as Karlsruhe Palace, when Germany was a series of principalities and city-states. The town surrounding the Palace became the seat of two of the highest courts in Germany, the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany (Bundesverfassungsgericht) whose decisions have the force of a law in many cases, and the Federal Court of Justice of Germany (Bundesgerichtshof), the highest court of appeals in matters of civil law and criminal law. It therefore considers itself the home of justice in Germany, a role taken over from Leipzig after 1945. Washington's city planner, had been given the plans of Karlsruhe (among numerous other European cities) as an inspiration. At first we visited the Bothnical Garden.
fam-united Posted Nov 28, 2012, 9:01 pm	I really waited for this day. I wished to see more of Bruchsal and finally we went out to go to the sightseeing places. Bruchsal has about 42 000 inhabitants, if you also count those in the five suburbs, which are Heidelsheim, Helmsheim, Untergrombach, Obergrombach and Büchenau. It was first mentioned in 796 A.D., but there had been an older settlement. 80 % of Bruchsal had been destroyed during World War II. on 1rst of March 1945. So you hardly find really old places. Here you see the tower of the old part of Bruchsal's hospital. In the building you find different doctors. The hospital is in a newer part.
zauberaeffle Posted Nov 29, 2012, 12:00 pm	Hello mum, host-mum worked in the last time so much, therefore, I could not contact up to now yet. A new TV also came with us. Viola the small bear. She was already once with host-mum, because she has liked it so well, now she is there again. Yesterday she has taken time for us (Robby, Viola an me) and we have decorated the flat for Christmas. It has made us to all a lot of jokes. Many coloured lights.... this looks so nice! Dear greetings Xiaoxia
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 2:33 pm	The Karlsruhe Palace (Schloss) is an interesting piece of architecture; the adjacent Schlossgarten includes the Botanical Garden with a palm, cactus and orchid house, and walking paths through the woods to the north.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 2:41 pm	The Turmberg (German: "Tower Hill") is a hill (elevation: 256 m) located in Durlach, a suburb of Karlsruhe in Germany. It is home to a castle ruin. The Turmberg can be reached by the Turmbergbahn, a funicular railway. The original railway used water to weight the rail cars, but now it is run on electric. wikipedia This is written on the sign: This tower is the remain of the ancient castle, which was built by Count von Hohenberg during the 1100s, extended during the 1200s and destroyed by Konrad von Lichtenberg, bishop of Strasbourg in 1279 A.D. This tower was built between 1230 A.D. and 1250 A.D.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 2:42 pm	If the weather is nice you have a view to the Black Forest
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 2:43 pm	to Karlsruhe and theRhine Valley, the Palatinate Mountains and Alsace
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 2:44 pm	to the Kraichgau (Bruchsal is located at the edge of Rhine Valley to Kraichgau)
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 2:45 pm	A view to Durlach.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 2:49 pm	We took a look back to the tower.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 2:52 pm	Just turning on your heels you can see the interesting building of Bruchsal's prison. The prison, constructed ca. 1848, is nicknamed the Cafe with Eight Corners or "Cafe Achteck". Today it is a high security institution and predominantly houses individuals convicted of violent crimes and convicted terrorists, such as members of the Red Army Faction.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 2:53 pm	Schloss Bruchsal is one of the most beautiful Baroque palaces in Germany and the only episcopal Baroque residence on the Upper Rhine. The foundation stone was laid in 1722 by Cardinal Damian Hugo von Schönborn, Prince Bishop of Speyer, who made the palace the centre of his absolutist dominion. After being almost completely destroyed in the final days of World War II, the main tract was painstakingly reconstructed according to the original design and work was completed in 1975, including the magnificent dome, Marble Hall and Prince's Hall. The staircase designed by Balthasar Neumann is considered to be an architectural tour-de-force and has been described as the "finest staircase in the world". Back part of the palace, first photo with the tower of the church St. Damian and Hugo, which sadly isn't baroque anymore.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 2:56 pm	There are many statues in the palace garden. Four of them show the four seasons. This one is summer.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 2:57 pm	There are also the four elements fire, water, air and earth. This one is water.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 2:59 pm	Then we went to the rose garden.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 3:01 pm	On our way back to the mainbuilding we had this nice view to the back part.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 3:02 pm	This is the gate called Damianstor. It is the entrance to the palace area.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 3:03 pm	I also want to show you the main entrance of the baroque palace.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 3:04 pm	Here is the county court of Bruchsal.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 3:05 pm	In front of the county court you find the Amalienbrunnen, a fountain with snails.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 3:06 pm	The Belvedere on the edge of the "Stadtgarten" was built by Leonhard Stahl in 1756 as a hunting lodge for Prince Bishop Franz Christoph von Hutten. The location was chosen so that the lodge would command an unspoiled view of the palace, town and Rhine rift valley beyond. Especially worthy of note are the two towers, each of which has a viewing platform topped with a Chinese-style baldachin – an example of the fashion for chinoiserie prevalent at that time. Today, the Belvedere is used as a venue for concerts and theatre productions.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 3:07 pm	At top of the Andreasstaffel, high stairs, you have a great view over Bruchsal. The houses below belong to the oldest part of Bruchsal. You also can see the tower of the ancient castle and of two churches (from left).
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 3:08 pm	The flat roofs belong to the older peoples house. In the far you can see the church St. Peter, a really nice baroque church.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 3:09 pm	All the houses with flat roofs and the white house on the left below this grey building with little tower belong to the older peoples house. The grey building is a private catholic grammar school.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 5:57 pm	You hardly might believe it, but it is already one month, that I had been out of the house. My host had been way too busy with the start of the new schoolyear. She only worked and worked and worked and I felt as if she had forgotten, that I'm still there. And now? What a surprise! I will go on another walk through Bruchsal together with Hömpfmömpf. My host told me to help her with showing nice places to Hömpfmömpf and to explain important things and she promissed me to take different photos with me than the ones before. Of course some just were taken on the same place. Here we are in the palace garden. There is a nice pond with ducks.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 6:02 pm	One of these statues shows the element air and the other one shows the season autumn.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 6:04 pm	We had a great view back to the palace and then walked closer to it again and took a photo of me and a halberd.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 6:08 pm	I've seen the backside of the building without and with fountain. On the left and the right side you can walk through a gate to the front part. Before we walked through the gate on the left, we passed a sundial, which is fixed to the wall of one of the palace buildings. I hope you can see it on the photo.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 6:09 pm	When we came through the gate we could see the county court building again. It is the one with the little tower.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 6:10 pm	This time we crossed the street to get a better view on the Damiantor.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 6:13 pm	I read about Amalie again, because I already forgot everything. I asked to get a photo with a snail this time, so here it is Then we turned around a took a look back to the mainbuilding.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 6:15 pm	We crossed the street again and had a got a last photo taken with the county court and the main building, standing at almost the same place while taking the photos.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 6:18 pm	Then we walked to the other gate next to the mainbuilding. Before we walked through it, we took a photo of the view back to the county court, the gate Damianstor and if you take a closer look, you also can spot the tower of the prison between Damianstor and the tree.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 6:22 pm	Here you see the tower of the church St. Damian and Hugo again. Then we walked into the palace garden again, took a photo of the terrace and some nice flowers and at last a photo with leaves and chestnuts.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 6:25 pm	I showed Hömpfmömpf the place, where you can see the little tower of the old hospital building and the prison.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 7:09 pm	We drove to the Belvedere and took some more photos there and once more photos of the place above Andreasstaffel.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 7:13 pm	We also walked a bit down the Andreasstaffel and had a few to the top from there. You see that small house. It is called Wingerthäusle. You can read about it in one of the photos. Then we walked back to the Belvedere and drove home again.
fam-united Posted Nov 29, 2012, 7:41 pm	Since yesterday we are on a farm in Schotten called Oberwaider Hof. I've seen horses, pigs and mushrooms. I had been there with many other toyvoyagers, but there were also many pupils with us. So our host was very busy.
zauberaeffle Posted Dec 2, 2012, 9:11 pm	Hello mum, today we were on the Christmas fair in Karlsruhe. I have well liked it really. Many coloured lights, everything was decorated so nicely. Even the Santa Claus was there. He has come with a sledge and reindeers and has told to us a story. This was really nice! Greetings Xiaoxia
zauberaeffle Posted Dec 5, 2012, 9:09 pm	Hello mum, two new TV came to host-mum. Zebra fr Hansen and Brook. We have well got on right away. The receipt was kind. I feel fine here properly. The Christmas lighting has done it to me. Therefore, I have immediately hidden in the sledge as we had played hide and seek. Unfortunately, Santa Clause does not come this year to host-mum, because she must work. However, for it we go on Friday to Strasbourg, France. This becomes also nice absolutely. Love Xiaoxia
zauberaeffle Posted Dec 8, 2012, 8:38 pm	Hello mum, yesterday, we haven't gone to Strasbourg. It was the purest snow chaos in the streets. In addition, host mum is ill. We have postponed it until next week on Wednesday now. We had nevertheless much fun. Since it has snowed so incredibly, we have a snowball fight made, a snowman built at once and zebra fr Hansen has his first ski attempts behind itself. He of course has fallen just to, however, hasn't hurt himself fortunately. After that we have warmed ourselves up in the apartment. Host mum has built up a hayrack, this one looks really terrific! Kind greetingsXiaoxia
zauberaeffle Posted Dec 14, 2012, 12:04 pm	Hello mum, today we (host-mums parent, here sister and her boyfriend, Zebra fr Hansen, Viola, Robby, Brook) were  in Strasbourg on the Christmas fair. It was wonderful. Everywhere it smelt of mulled wine, cinnamon, carnations, waffles, little cookies... We have sauntered through the small lanes, have eaten something and have drunk. We were also in the Strasbourger dome, but, unfortunately, there one was not allowed to fotograph. This would have become absolutely great pictures. After we were again at home, we have celebrated resignation of Robby and me. It was nice here in Karlsruhe. Dear greetings Xiaoxia
dani_claudia Posted Jan 2, 2013, 6:16 pm	Hi mum! After a short trip I've safely arrived Austria. My hostmum Claudia was decorating a small christmas tree when the postman rang the doorbell. A lot of new friends welcame me I'm the happiest lion in the world! This are Chacaice from Brazil and FinFin and Little T.B from Germany . Chacaice gave me a kiss  I brought chocolate bears with me  I've never decorated a christmas tree before so Claudia asked me if I should help her.. of course It's gonna be fun! This is a typical austrian christmas needle beam.. Claudia bought some decoration.. Stars made from straw and christmas tree balls ! Can you see the red loop hanging on the tree? This is a typical christmas tree decoration from russia . The previous hostmum of Claudia's TV Lucy sent it to her. It looks great..doesn't it  ! Do you know what is absent? Of course.. presents and christmas cookies  the name of this cookies is gingerbread (german Lebkuchen) mmmh taste delicious
dani_claudia Posted Jan 2, 2013, 7:08 pm	Today is a great day for a little walk to the city centre of Graz. Claudia had a lot of stress so she also needs some time-out. This is a nice walk which leads us along the river Mur. austrian ducks This is the "Murinsel".. an island on the river mur. There is a cafè on it. We passed the island It's very nice there in summer for chilling A catholic church In the back of the picture you can see the house of art.. its the black one with the "knobs" on the roof This is the clocktower. Its the landmark of Graz. The clocktower is positioned on small mountain (about 104m high) in the middle of the city. It's Claudia's favourite place in summer
dani_claudia Posted Jan 7, 2013, 9:36 am	christmas eve in Austria On the 24th of december austrians celebrate christmas. There is a relation to religion. This is the day where jesus was born. In the daytime my hostmum decorated the christmas tree with christmas tree balls, stars made from straw, sweets (enveloped in coloured paper) and candles. The parents tell their children that the christ child has brought the christmas tree and put a lot of presents under the tree  . Children are always very excited on christmas eve and they are looking arround and hope to see the christ child flying arround the house.  This is a crèche. It pictures the scene when jesus was born. Inside the house you can see jesus, his parents (Maria and Joseph), the three magi and animals like sheeps and bullocks. presents  mmmhh christmas coockies  They are made from Veronika.. she is the sister of my hostmum Claudia. we lighted the candles  I wish you merry christmas  love, Xiaoxia
dani_claudia Posted Jan 7, 2013, 10:30 am	Hi mum  I wish you a Happy New Year 2013!
dani_claudia Posted Jan 7, 2013, 10:52 am	Hi mum ! This is a great beginning of the new year  I spent a half day in Graz with sightseeing. Claudia showed me some nice places of the city! This is a shopping street. It's name is "Herrengasse" This street leads us to the main place (Hauptplatz). tram  main place this is a shopping mall named "Kastner & Öhler". The clocktower.. the landmark of the city and a great place for relaxing  Let's go upstairs  clocktower at close range  From the top of the hill you have a beautiful sight over the city. Ohh its such a beautiful place here  Hope you like my pics  ! Love Xiaoxia
fam-united Posted Jan 13, 2013, 10:12 pm	Today we drove to Ulm and took some photos on the way. It was a bit difficult to take sharp photos, because it was too dark. The photos by night are from Stuttgart. We've seen the big wheel, but it is also a blurry photo. And you can see the small bridge, that leads you to the Wilhelma. Here we are close to Geisslingen. We've seen the Cathedral of Ulm in the far. On our way home it was getting darker and darker, so there are only a few photos, which are a bit better. Nevertheless it is what we've seen, when we drove and drove and drove. Here's the blurry photo with the big wheel in Stuttgart. Stuttgart is the main city of Baden-Württemberg. And here is the small bridge.
fam-united Posted Jan 14, 2013, 4:44 pm	Today is a sad day. We received the news, that a good toyvoyager friend died of cancer. We went to the church St. Peter and prayed for her and her family. So here aren't many words, but only photos. Street Petersgasse with old houses Street Engelsgasse Then we walked over the graveyard, which is next to the church. Here are graves of men, who died during World War I. This is the Jewish part of the graveyard. Then we walked back home again. Here we see the backside of the house called Santa Maria. The graveyard is rather steep, so difficult to walk for older people. The institute Santa Maria was opened in 1908. At first it was a church-social institution. Since 1981 it became a private school for social pedagogy.
fam-united Posted Jan 14, 2013, 5:20 pm	I had been allowed to join Petra on her trip with her colleagues. She still thinks, that it is somehow funny, when she takes photos of toyvoyagers - that's what she says. Can you believe it? I can't. Here we are in front of the castle. Bergzabern Schloss is a landmark in the town of Bad Bergzabern, located in the old town centre. Formerly the residence of the Dukes of Pfalz-Zweibrücken, it now houses the administrative functions of the local government of Bad Bergzabern. We walked a while and then came through this small village with these beautiful half-timbered houses. We've also visited a shop, but we haven't bought anything.
fam-united Posted Jan 14, 2013, 5:34 pm	Today some of us were allowed to join Petra and her sister, when they drove to Stuttgart, which is the main town of Baden-Württemberg. They went on a concert, which was the final of a hit show, which a famous German radio station (SWR1) had organized a few weeks before. Here I stay in front of the Mercedes Benz Arena, but the concert was in a hall called Schleyerhalle. So let's see, where we will sit - or dance?
fam-united Posted Jan 14, 2013, 6:20 pm	My host's son started to study in Ulm and so he needs a room, where he can sleep. Because it was so difficult to find a place, my host decided to drive to Ulm and stay there for two nights to help him. She had the car, so it was easier to drive from house to house. We had a nice, but most of the time foggy view to the Ulm Minster - cathedral. Ulm is a city in the federal German state of Baden-Württemberg, situated on the River Danube. Ulm was founded around 850, is rich in history and traditions as a former Free Imperial City (German: freie Reichsstadt). Today, it is an economic centre due to its varied industries, and it is the seat of a university (University of Ulm, founded in 1967).
fam-united Posted Jan 14, 2013, 6:22 pm	In the afternoon we had time for a sightseeing tour. This is a Lutheran church called Pauluskirche. At first we thought, that it is a gate. The church was built between 1908 and 1910, so it is younger than we thought it is. Inside the church it is rather dark, so it was really difficult to take nice photos - they are just terribly dark.
fam-united Posted Jan 15, 2013, 9:30 pm	Then we visited the catholic church Saint George. I really liked the colours and paintings. We walked through Herrenkellergasse. At the corner to Rabengasse we found these nice old houses and had a nice view to the steeple of the Minster. Internationally, Ulm is primarily known for having the church with the tallest steeple in the world (161.53 m (529.95 ft) high and 768 steps)., the Gothic minster (Ulm Minster, German: Ulmer Münster) built 1377-1891. The Rathaus (Town Hall) was built in 1370, featuring some brilliantly-coloured murals dating from the mid-16th century. On the gable is an astronomical clock dating from 1520. Restored after serious damage in 1944. The old Fischerviertel (fishermen's quarter) on the River Blau, with half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets, and picturesque footbridges is fascinating. An interesting sight here is the Schiefes Haus(crooked house), a 16th-century house today used as a hotel. According to legend, construction of the spire of the Ulm Munster was halted while only halfway completed when a wagon carrying a large wooden beam - loaded sideways - arrived at the narrow city gate. After contemplating how best to proceed, the mayor of Ulm gave the order to tear down part of the city wall, but before the order was carried our, a sparrow-like bird was observed maneuvering a long twig into its nest - lengthwise! Following the lead of the sparrow, the beam was turned, the wagon passed through the narrow gate, work was resumed, the cathedral was completed, and the legend of the Ulmer Spätze was born. At last we walked down to the river Danube and enjoyed the sunset.
dani_claudia Posted Jan 21, 2013, 10:13 am	Hi! The grandmother of my hostmum Claudia invited us for lunch. We went to her by car.. It was snowing during the previous night so it was a bit dangerous to drive but Claudia did it well We had a typical austria dish: roast pork, sauerkraut, dumpling and roasted potato  mmh delicious After the lunch we took a walk through the small village Fischbach. Fischbach has about 1600 inhabitants and is 1050m above sea level. This is a typical austrian "restaurant". It's name is Kirchenwirt. (Kirche means church..because the restaurant is near the church.. and Wirt means host)
dani_claudia Posted Jan 21, 2013, 10:24 am	Hi mum! This day was a crazy day.. Claudia wanted to go to Graz because she had to work. So we waked up early in the morning. When we looked out of the window we saw that it was snowing a loooot  ! I was pleased  but Claudia not because she had to drive 65 kilometers. Normally she takes about 1hour but this day we took 3hours. It was a crazy adventuresome drive  ! Look at the picture.. can you see the street?
dani_claudia Posted Jan 21, 2013, 11:08 am	Hi! Perhaps on christmas we had no snow.. but now there is a lot of snow all over the country  I love it! The landscape looks so great. Let's ride a sleigh  Can you see the snow sparkling?  The snow looks so great when the sun is shining! When there is snow birds couln't find anything to eat. So people put birdhouses on the trees with a lot of delicious food in it  window decoration
fam-united Posted Jan 28, 2013, 7:08 pm	This is the last view out of our room, short before we drove home again. This morning we have a nice view to the Ulm Minster.
dani_claudia Posted Apr 12, 2013, 12:19 pm	Hi mum! My hostmum Claudia took me to incredible India We were travelling around for 3weeks. Our trip starts @ Vienna Airport. We just had a backpack with us We changed plane in New Delhi Let's go to Kolkata Park @ Victoria Memorial Victoria Memorial Taxi in Kolkata.. the drivers are not very familiar with their place better you know where you want to go TukTuk holy cows..eat waste  It's time to leave.. Let's go to Cochin/Kerala! I couldn't wait to explore the south of India
dani_claudia Posted Apr 12, 2013, 12:38 pm	We went to Munnar for one day..by Taxi! We visited a tea plantage, herb plants and rode an elephant. It was a great day  delicious indian breakfast  black tea plantage Riding an elephant
dani_claudia Posted Apr 12, 2013, 12:43 pm	We arrived Kerala at 5o'clock pm. When we left the plane we respired hot hot air The temperatures in Kerala are about 36-40°C puuuuuuuuh On the 6th of february we made a romantic boat trip. In the city there where a lot of loud noises..but on the river we could hear nothing  just the chitter of birds! Amazing and relaxing A sea shell fabrik in the middle of the jungle This women made ropes from coconuts.. banana tree delicious food was served on the leaf of a banana tree mmmh chinese fishing net in Cochin spices
dani_claudia Posted Apr 12, 2013, 12:47 pm	We started our day with an indian breakfast  mmmh spicy spicy chutney with sweet sweet chai tea We went to Goa by train. The trip takes about 17hours. Afterwards we took a Taxi to Palolem Beach  It's time to chill.. Yoga was born here sunset <3 Bye Palolem Beach.. Mumbai is waiting us
dani_claudia Posted Apr 12, 2013, 12:49 pm	Welcome Mumbai Taj Mahal Palace Hotel.. 2008 there was a terror attentat. Bombs exploded University of Mumbai lunch central railway station a mosque Hard Rock Cafe Mumbai We met an índian girl during our trip with the train to Mumbai. She invited us for dinner  And we got to know a very nice indian family and their indian tradition!  The biggest hand-washing machine of Mumbai
dani_claudia Posted Apr 12, 2013, 12:56 pm	This was our longest trip. We were spending 22hours in the train  ! But the trip was over very fast.. The guards were a bit surprised about travelling toys  hahaha so funny! They looked like we are alians
dani_claudia Posted Apr 12, 2013, 1:04 pm	Delhi is the last stop of our trip. We loved the city. Delhi is a modern city but when you visit Old Delhi you feel like you have arrived the medieval times  fascinating!!! spices market Old Delhi Mahatma gandhi park.. Hard Rock Cafe New Delhi My hostmum Claudia got sick in Delhi so she was not able to visit a lot of sights  But we are not sick so we orderd delicious food
dani_claudia Posted Apr 12, 2013, 1:10 pm	We went to Agra for one day by bus to see the Taj Mahal. Claudia was sick during the whole trip but if you are in India you have to see this amazing building Red Fort Agra This is the entrance to the Taj Mahal Another Palace in Agra Our trip is over now Hope I'll return to India some day <3 I love this country! It's so different..
dani_claudia Posted Apr 12, 2013, 1:12 pm	We arrived Austria safely at 6o'clock in the morning There is a lot of snow    and -10°C brrrrrrrrrrrrrh

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