COWS, CURRIES AND CHAOS
What's the book about?
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to drive an underpowered three-wheeled jalopy over 2800 kilometres on some of the most dangerous roads on the planet? Well wonder no more…
Without thinking it through, Adam and two mates did that just by signing up for the Rickshaw Run. Entrants are required to cross the entire Indian Subcontinent completely unassisted, with no mechanical support, no provided maps or accommodation and a rock-solid guarantee that you will break down. Starting in the deserts of Western Rajasthan, follow Adam and his experiences of avoiding potholes, dodgy curries, wayward cows, rip off merchants, filthy motels, Indian trains, near misses, mishaps, close calls, and other random occasions where we thought we were about to die!
If you don’t have the stomach to try this type of adventure out yourself, then sit back and relax from the comfort of your lounge chair and enjoy this funny and genuinely entertaining insight into an unconventional crossing of India on three wheels in ‘Cows, Curries and Chaos’.
What are other people saying about Cows, Curries and Chaos?
'I’m a huge fan of travel writing as it lets me escape to far away lands (especially since we’ve had a tonne of lockdowns in recent years) This book had me hooked from the beginning. Can’t wait for more from this author!' - Gemma.
'This could be a fictional story, not just a travel story, it was so good. Based on the author’s involvement in an event in India, the description of the trip from start to finish never had a dull moment. For me, it was absolutely hilarious, and if you like listening to people who tell great stories, you’ll love this book. Couldn’t recommend highly enough!' - Drew.
'Loved this book, an incredible adventure. Well done Adam so well written, I couldn't put it down. Loved the humour and the insight of life of experiencing India on three wheels. Gotta get yourselves a copy, you'll love it.' - Anonymous.
