Adventurous gay holiday in India

[kewinski]

Hey everyone
Two chilled out friends looking for some travel mates.
We've already planned a trip for October 2010 - and it is India.
It's an adventurous holiday which entails travelling around by train and plane - from North to South, from East to West. Basically - every 4th night in different place.
Durations: 2 - 2.5 weeks
Where have I planned to go so far?
-Delhi, Agra, Mumbai and around
-Ladakh
-Few nationals' parks - see wild life of bengal tigers, rhinoceros, elephans etc
-Goa? -no. Instead we are going to Andaman Islands (to see stone age people - Jarawa).
-and more places not discovered by tourists

We're both under 30 & prefer to travel with guys under 35.
Singles, couples, group of friends are welcome.

Singles, couples, group of friends are welcome. If you're someone who likes to spend holidays only on beach, talking about 'fabulous' beaches, 'fabulous' meals in 'fabulous' hotels... this trip is not for you

Please contact me at foxezCUT@msn.com
(remember to delete CUT from my e-mail address - antyspam)

[bruswiliam]

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