NEW DELHI, AGRA, JAIPUR & GOA
India’s latest ad campaign, “Incredible India,” couldn’t be more on the mark. Fresh off of celebrating its 60 years of Independence in August 2007 and its beautiful monument to love, the Taj Mahal, being named one of the new Seven Wonders of the World, the country is poised to be one of the top tourist destinations worldwide.
When most parents think of India, they think of the myriad stories of call centers and snake charmers. That dated notion doesn’t do justice to Delhi’s India Gate, Red Fort and Chandni Chowk; Agra’s aforementioned Taj Mahal; or spending an afternoon riding an elephant in Jaipur. So get ready to hail a rickshaw and troll the narrow and crowded streets for some real gems to take home, both for the suitcases and for your senses.
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Urban Crayon Paris is a recommended The first of an upcoming series of hip city guides, Urban Crayon Paris offers families a city guide that highlights sights, sleeps, eats, and shopping, while remaining budget conscious. There are 12 categories, such as Playground Paradise, Mother and Baby Pampering, and If You Have To Be a Tourist. For kids, there are the Dudes, Divas, and Co-Ed sections. For boys, activities such as Napolean's Tomb or Break Dancers in Les Halles are recommended, while the Doll Museum and Museum of Fashion are suggested for girls. The co-ed section is really for the entire family, suggesting activities such as a hot air balloon ride and the Museum of Magic, while the Bonjour Baby introductory section gives general, but essential information for families, such as opening and closing times of some attractions, 24-hour facilities, and even |
