
Harvesting Salt in Bali
“There must be something sacred in salt. It is in our tears and in the sea” Kahlil Gibran Ah, Bali!!! For most people, the mere
“There must be something sacred in salt. It is in our tears and in the sea” Kahlil Gibran Ah, Bali!!! For most people, the mere
The island of Java in Indonesia is the home of the famous Borobodur temple, the largest Buddhist temple in the world and one of the
At first glance, this blog post may appear rather different from my usual ones. Unlike the others, which are usually focused on far-flung regions of
After seeing the serene setting of the Golden Temple in Amritsar, one would think of the Sikhs as meditative peaceful people and they are. But
After the boisterous India-Pakistan border-crossing ceremony described in the previous post (Border-Crossing), I could finally experience some peace and quiet in nearby Amritsar, a city
After the intensity of the Holi experience, a little bit of peace and quiet would surely be welcomed. And one could expect that my next
Holi is a tradition that is now being embraced all over the world. Mischievously throwing colors at friends and fellow revelers has become a thing
About a month ago, I had an unfortunate accident during a trip to India, which resulted in nasty fractures in my upper arm and required
After a little interlude about Cuba, I am back with images from Leh, the main center of the region of Ladakh where I was last
As Cuba remains in the news, it seems that now is an excellent opportunity to introduce some of the people I encountered during my recent
I know, I know, this was supposed to be a post on life in scenic Ladakh. But I am just back from an exciting trip
I must be in my “monk” period. A couple of weeks ago, I posted images of Cambodian monks in their striking saffron robes. This time,
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