Day 9: Faridabad

Today, we woke up in Agra, had breakfast, checked out, and went to see the Agra Fort. It is a huge fort, that we could only see about 10% of it, because the rest is being occupied by the Indian Army, and just that 10% took an hour and a half. I know the math doesn't add up, but the entire fort would have taken more than 24 hours to see. We then drove to Akbar's Tomb in Sikandra. Akbar was a great Mughal emperor, and he was buried in a huge tomb with his children. We then drove through many towns and cities on the way back to Delhi, but we spent most of our time in Faridabad, a poor, smoky city maybe two hours from Delhi, which had camels and many other things, like goats, pigs, horses, and bullocks. The rikshaws are also much bigger than Mumbai and Delhi. When we got up this morning, it was 4° outside! But luckily tomorrow, we are going to Bangalore, which is much warmer, almost 40°. We finally got to our hotel and crashed, because we were all very tired.