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Bali: Eternity and the everyday
To visit Bali is to slide into an alternate reality where myths coexist with modern supermarkets, and the past and present coalesce harmoniously.
P. Krishna Gopinath
Diary
Alone with silence in Kökar
The first sight of Kökar, a remote island in the Baltic Sea confirms everything I had dreamt of, giving the landscape an almost hallucinatory quality.
Jaideep Unudurti
Diary
The emerald lands of Kodagu
Footloose in Kodagu, where the mercury still hovers around 20° Celsius.
Uma Mahadevan-Dasgupta
Diary
Kumaon: Frozen in Time
Just as there is no free lunch, there is no journey without its hiccups.
Shikha Tripathi
White Space
Ancient bonds: Joining the Kailash-Mansarovar yatra
The crowning moment was when Tibetan pilgrims broke into age-old nyelu songs proclaiming the fraternity of all travellers on this sacred route.
Abhimanyu Pandey
Diary
Namibia: Windmills for Windhoek
On Vincent, an immigrant artist residing in the Namibian capital of Windhoek.
Thommen Jose
Diary
Mauritius: More than a tourist destination
Power games and a nation of small islands.
R.K. Radhakrishnan
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Bhutan: Land of the flaming phallus
In Bhutan, all things are considered sentient beings.
Chaitali Patel
Singapore: A unique balance
While development and order are a priority, culturally it is inextricably rooted in the past.
P. Krishna Gopinath
KLF: It happens only in Kerala
On the staggering diversity of the Kerala Literature Festival.
Abhirami Girija Sriram
The bluebird tree of Sikkim
Having seen countless photographs of the grandala tree, it was foremost in my mind when I set out.
Subash Jeyan
When in Ethiopia, smell the coffee
The Ethiopian tradition of drinking coffee makes friends of strangers.
Thommen Jose
Enigma of arrival in Kashmir
Returning to Srinagar in the fall.
Amit Dixit
Didi of Tawang
Arunachal’s Tawang is not quite tourist-ready in the way many of us expect. That’s part of its charm.
SANDIP ROY
Amidst the magic mountains of Sikkim
Seeing Mt Kanchenjunga and river Teesta, after 12 long years, on a trip to north Sikkim.
Anusua Mukherjee
Of cricket, cliches, and lost souls in Australia
Looking beyond the recent ICC Twenty20 Cricket World Cup while on a visit Down Under.
K.C. Vijaya Kumar
Tracing the history of Tiger Balm, India’s favourite painkiller
The Haw Par Villa in Singapore offers insights about traditional Chinese values.
P. Krishna Gopinath
In Oxford, the university is all around
Oxford at the beginning of Michaelmas term is lovely. The trees are red, gold, and green.
Uma Mahadevan-Dasgupta
The hills of Himachal Pradesh are alive with enterprise
Tapovan can be described as the quieter extension of Dharamshala.
Shikha Tripathi
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