Two sixty-somethings, five weeks in India, and little idea what they've let themselves in for.Ever wondered what it's like to backpack across India when you're old enough to know better? Mark and his travel companion embark on the adventure of a lifetime – a five-week odyssey through the subcontinent that tests every assumption about age, comfort zones, and what constitutes a good idea.From the golden temples of Amritsar to the chaotic streets of Agra, from overnight train journeys that redefine the meaning of 'sleeper class' to encounters with sacred cows who clearly own what passes for roads, these unlikely adventurers navigate a country that doesn't come with an instruction manual. Along the way, they face jet lag, culture shock, baffling scams, food encounters that challenge their digestive systems, and spontaneous acts of kindness that restore their faith in humanity.Told with dry British wit, open-hearted curiosity, and the occasional 'middle-aged' meltdown, Journey through India is part travelogue, part comedy of errors, and entirely authentic. It's a story about discovering that the best adventures often begin when your plans go spectacularly wrong – and that sixty-something might just be the perfect age to venture boldly into one of the world's most bewildering and beautiful countries.Perfect for armchair travellers, late-life adventurers, and anyone who's ever dreamed of throwing caution to the wind and booking a ticket to somewhere extraordinary.Pack your sense of humour – this unforgettable journey begins on page one.
