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The Dark Clouds of Arambol, Goa
The Arabian Sea was restless, as its strong waves slammed onto the sand, reaching further…
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Five Things That Travel Has Taught Me
I was sitting on a big square stone that had fallen off the Pyramid of Khafre,…
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Mumbai Journal: The Sun, The Sea And The Sand
Sunset at Juhu I did not see him. I swear, I did not. Few people were…
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Cairo: So Much More than Just Pyramids
In February 2011, around 300000 Egyptians gathered around Tahrir Square and protested against their President Hosni…
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Dealing With Egyptians: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
I remember while researching for my trip to Egypt, I found a lot of articles about…
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Pre-Trip Post: Destination Revealed
The door bell rings but none of us want to open the door. The rule is,…
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My Memories of Busan
There is a reason why I have not written about Busan yet. Thinking about Busan…
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Interview: Michelle Krusiec From Discovery Channel's Travelers
I have written before that Travelers is one of the biggest reasons why this blog exists.…
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Mumbai Journal: Siddhi Vinayak Temple, Mumbai Locals, and The Story Of How Crawford Market Turned Me Into A Vegetarian (For a few hours!)
I realised that opting to travel on a local train was not a good idea as…
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The 75th Post: That One Night In Bangkok
The TV is blazing away, as I sit here on my couch with a…
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Mumbai Journal: Prince of Wales Museum, Haji Ali Dargah, Mahalaxmi Temple, & Juhu Beach
I am not a very religious person. I do not remember when was the last time…
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A Walk In The Woods Of Matheran
“Sir! Wake up, Sir! We are here!” Jaffer, was frantically tapping on my knee, from the…
