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Check-Out - October 2009

Plans start as usual, a few months earlier. We want to plan a trip to be in India during the festival of lights - Diwali. Initially planned to be at the time of Delhi or Chennai, but reviews of other travelers indicate that it is better to spend this time in smaller towns, where the feast is celebrated more traditionally, and does not depend mainly on firing as many fireworks. So we begin our journey on the Andaman - one of the most mysterious and awe-inspiring places I have ever seen.

Early contact your local travel agency in Port Blair - Andaman our stay it will be only a few days, so we do not want to risk surprises, such as the lack of tickets for the ferry because of Diwali.

In addition to paste a list of bookmarks from our web browser for a few weeks before departure. And this is only part of the resources that we have analyzed

We reserve the accommodation in Delhi, choosing Bed & Breakfast - an additional advantage of such choice is the possibility to benefit from guidance and advice of the owner. All remittances to India cost quite expensive, so another challenge is to convince the owner's office and accommodation, so we booked a place with no advance - it goes after a couple of phones (Skype is invaluable), and emails. Fortunately in India can speak English everywhere, so it's not very difficult.

A few weeks before leaving our plan is as follows:

1st Thursday flight via Frankfurt
2nd Friday flight to Port Blair, Andaman 4:55
3rd Saturday trip to the island Red Skin or Jolly Buoy
4th Sunday ferry to Havelock
5th Monday snorkling and scuba diving at Elephant Beach
6th Tuesday back to Port Blair
7th Wednesday 12:50 flight to Chennai
8th Thursday tour of Chennai
9th Friday flight to Delhi
10th Saturday Delhi, Humayun's Tomb, Akshardham
11th Sunday Agra and the Taj Mahal
12th Monday visit to Delhi
13th Tuesday 9:50 flight to Munich by the Vav