We finished off our meetings with our partners from Afghanistan today, and then all had lunch together at a restaurant serving Southern Indian food. It was sad to say goodbye to our colleagues but we hope that the decisions we made in our meetings will help us to produce some great project work together.
In the afternoon we visited Humayuns Tomb and the Lodi Gardens. 
Both were very restful and beautiful and a lovely way to finish off our Delhi trip. It was then off to the airport to catch our flights. Back home now, with some wonderful memories. It was a fantastic experience, and very productive for our project.
This morning we had a fascinating experience. We went on a guided trip organised by the Salaam Baalak Trust. 
We were guided on our walk by a former street child who showed us where the street children would have to live as well as the shelters that the trust runs. 
We were very lucky to meet some of the children in one of the shelters.
In the afternoon we worked with our Afghan colleagues at the British Council offices again. We had lots of fun uploading photos and writing comments to each other.
Today was a bit quieter. We began by going to the British Council in Delhi where we had a meeting with the three teachers who have come from Afghanistan - Ahmad, Asadullah and Kochi. We talked about all the work we have done so far, and we agreed that the Kite project we did was very successful. We then began to talk a little about what we plan to do over the next year, though we have lots more to talk about with this! 
We finished the day by going to the Imperial Hotel for tea, where we had a chance to find out more about each other, what our countries and homes are like, and share photographs. It was a very interesting day.
Our first stop was the Taj Mahal. This was a beautiful place, and we could see why it took 22 years to build. Our guide told us all about the story of why and how it was built.
After all our fantastic sightseeing, it was back to the station to catch the train home.
Day One now completed! It's very noisy - lots of beeping from the cars! We went to the British High Commission today, and travelled using the Metro. It was a lot like the London Underground, but with more security. We had our bags checked and went through a metal detector gate. It was lovely at the High Commission, and very quiet. Like an oasis. We had a nice Costa coffee at the coffee bar there, then it was off to the Red Fort. 
We met our rickshaw drivers who took us on a tour of Old Delhi. 
We saw the spice market, the pickle market, the sari market and lots of shops selling beautiful things. 
We had a snack which was a bit like a deep fried sugar coated pretzel.
After our tour, we took a tuc tuc to Connaught Place. There are some very nice shops there. We had our tea, and then came back to the Hotel. Now it is off to bed early as we are up tomorrow at 4.45am to catch the train to Agra!