Travelling in India means coming to terms with oneself: no country in the world confronts us with so many differences - cultural, social, economic, and spiritual. This trip to India is an on-the-road tour of the Rajasthan region in the north of the country, discovering forts carved into the rock, ancient temples and colourful cities. We are in the land of the Maharajas, a vast territory rich in ancient legends and millenary traditions: we will travel from New Delhi to the blue city of Jodhpur, from the peace of Pushkar Lake to the teeming chaos of Delhi's markets, from the timeless beauty of the Taj Mahal to Jaipur's Amber Fort.

We start in New Delhi, the noisy and overpopulated capital, which will be a strong first impact with Indian culture. But let's not get too accustomed to the traffic and the horns, because we're quickly moving towards a place of calm and peace: the enchanting Taj Mahal, one of the seven wonders of the modern world, the treasure of Agra, which will leave us astonished and breathless - especially if we can admire its splendour at dawn, which is the best time to enjoy this magical place. Here we will realise how India is a land of enormous contrast between wealth and poverty - we started our journey on the streets of New Delhi and through the alleys of its slums, today we are walking in the shadow of a white marble colossus. Our journey in northern India does not end here: we then proceed to Jaipur, the pink city where only leaping unicorns are missing to make everything even more magical; then it is the turn of Pushkar, with its lake, ghats and the only temple in the world dedicated to the God Brahma; and finally, there is Jodhpur, where we visit mausoleums and fortresses. This journey will bring us face to face with a reality very different from the one we live in our everyday lives and we will return home changed to the core. India is like that: it gets under your skin and never leaves.