Not far from Mcleodganj is the village of Bhagsu situated in the rainiest spot in India, or so they say. In winter its so miserably wet, that the village closes. There is also a little waterfall, which although not impressive, still charms with its location amongst the hills and the clear turquoise of its waters.
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Bran Castle, where no Dracula can be found
This leads me to an interesting question: How do you go about planning your itinerary? Are the kids involved? In my experience, I have to find some...
Bran Castle, where no Dracula can be found
Ainlay, I have no idea. I guess one thing led to another and BAM this is the Dracula Castle.
Jenny, the kids could not be bothered any less about ...
Bran Castle, where no Dracula can be found
VERY funny! Your photos certainly make me want to visit it. So how do they justify turning a non vampire related place into the bat castle?
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Hey Snapping Blabber
I recently discovered your blog while researching info about trips around the world (hoping some day in the hopefully not too distance future my boyfriend and I can take one! Just as soon as we can find the funds for it lol). I’m a photographer too and seeing your amazing photos made me fall in love with your blog instantly! I went back into your archives to read from the beginning of your trip so could catch up to where you are now and just wanted to say thank you for blogging and giving us all a chance to travel along with you on such an awesome adventure! That waterfall looks beautiful by the way! 
Elysa
What a great photo!