Traveling India
This part of my blog is a work in progress, and a part of the general topic of Incredible India.
So far I have mostly written about general topics like the Israeli Phenomenon in India and environmental issues (Who cleans India? Point finger at Polluter).
This section is more of a classical travel diary, and I am posting the articles as I write them. Below are links to my visit to Amritsar, Punjab, and soon to come are impressions and stories from Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh, Rajasthan and Maharashtra.
Two and a half months are a good chunk of time for a trip, but not enough to “cover” India, so I am planning to return, but not before I finish writing about my first trip, so…
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Punjab – Sikh Capital of India
Punjab is the Sikh capital of India, but other religions are also represented. So far I’ve only visited Amritsar. Both Golden Temple and Mata Lal Devi Mandir are exquisite, each in its own way. The ceremony at the Pakistani border is a must.
The Indian Himalaya – A Glimpse of the Infinite
The traveling section of “Incredible India“ is a work in progress. Under “Traveling India“, I am posting the articles as I write them. Soon to
Rajasthan – India’s Royal State
Rajasthan, India’s royal state earns its name justly. Incredible art, architecture, cultural treasures to be seen everywhere. A must see.
24 Hours in Mumbai – Train, Boat, Taxi, Feet
My 24 hours in Mumbai were rich in experiences and human encounters – the train (un)expected ordeal, hotel and dining, and then the awesome Elaphanta Island caves, boat ride, climb. Even the taxi trip to the airport was illuminating.
24 Hours in Mumbai – Train, Boat, Taxi, Feet
My 24 hours in Mumbai were rich in experiences and human encounters – the train (un)expected ordeal, hotel and dining, and then the awesome Elaphanta Island caves, boat ride, climb. Even the taxi trip to the airport was illuminating.
24 Hours in Mumbai – Train, Boat, Taxi, Feet
My 24 hours in Mumbai were rich in experiences and human encounters – the train (un)expected ordeal, hotel and dining, and then the awesome Elaphanta Island caves, boat ride, climb. Even the taxi trip to the airport was illuminating.