India the Magnificent
The sacred Ganges - Kumbh Mela
Jaisalmer and the Golden Fort
Tibetan Opera and Culture
The art of Elena Fadeeva at Pineleaf StudioInto the Bowels of India the Hard Way
I travel through India with the Indians, not the tourists. And as such you will not find the Madison Avenue hype here, but rather the truth, as uncomfortable as that may occasionally be.
India remains one of the great travel places on this planet, as it has long been from ancient times of Alexander the Great to Mark Twain a hundred or so years ago. It is changing, globalizing, but still it has the Old Ways in many places, where you can eat dahl and rice until your intestines blow out, smoke hash with a wayward sadhu in the jungle, or just veg and take in the stream of life and humanity that is India.
Coming - Varanasi, the Himalaya, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Dharamsala and the Dalai Lama, Buddhist sites, Hindu temples, Pondicherry, tea gardens, saddhus, and always the very strange.