Delhi and Jaipur Photos.

Vijay Raichura and Alan Morris sat in a bicycle-powered tuk-tuk outside Jama Masjid mosque in Delhi, India before going on a short tour of the area.

An ox pulling a well-laden cart through the narrow streets of Delhi.

Assorted power, telephone and internet cables hanging between buildings on a narrow street in Delhi.

Man washing himself in a hole in the ground by a broken water pipe in a Delhi street.

This road sign in Delhi made me laugh. Indians can't drive without using their horns, whether in a car, a tuc tuc, or on a bike.

India Gate in Delhi. The India Gate was previously known as the All India War Memorial. It stands as a memorial to the soldiers of the Indian Army who died between 1914 and 1921 in the First World War

Indian Air Force base in Delhi, India.

Park in New Delhi that stretches from the India Gate to Rashtrapati Bhavan, the official home of the President of India.

Rashtrapati Bhavan. The official home of the President of India.

Rashtrapati Bhavan. The official home of the President of India is at the end of this road through a park in New Delhi that has the India Gate at the other end.

Men washing their faces in a stone sink on the side of a house in a Delhi street.

This is the place we stopped for dinner when we were leaving Delhi to go to Jaipur. Drama was its name, and what a drama it was. Poor service, and on top of that, I got food poisoning.

Electric pylons stretch out over farmland next to the road between Delhi and Jaipur.

We stopped at the "Nothing Before Coffee" cafe on the motorway near Mukundpura for a drink on the way to Jaipur.

Sunset over Jaipur as we approach the city.

Family on a single motorbike in Jaipur and a second bike with a gas cylinder being carried on it.

Michael Richardson with a piece of birthday cake at our hotel in Jaipur.

The view from my hotel room in Jaipur. Unfortunately, I didn't get to see as much of Jaipur as I wanted because I had food poisoning and spent a whole day in bed.