The Bushmen, also called the San people–both terms are considered somewhat derogatory but will be used for simplicity of exposition– are the oldest inhabitants of
Do you think you have siblings who are quite different from you? Well, I thought I did until I met two sisters in Namibia who
My last post was mostly about the unique and striking look of Himba women and girls. This time I would like to say a little
I have recently returned from an exciting journey to stunning Namibia, a West African country much visited for its wildlife. Although I did not shun
As you may remember from the previous post, I spent eight days motoring down the Chindwin River in a fishing boat retrofitted to host a
As I mentioned in my previous post, last December I went back to Myanmar to explore a new (for me) area of this still enigmatic
The last time I was in Myanmar was early 2011, just two months after Aung San Suu Kyi was released from house arrest. So last
As I mentioned in my previous post, after spending some time in Lubuagan, a town in the Cordillera, we continued to a small Kalinga village
After spending some time in urban Cebu and Manila (where I was stranded for 2 days because of a mini typhoon), I then traveled to
The beginning of a new year is a natural time to reflect on experiences one had in the previous year that should be sources of
About two months ago, I spent some time in the Philippines with travel and documentary photographer Jacob Maentz. While we spent half the time in
Assam, a familiar name to all tea drinkers, is the third state of North-Eastern India that I visited last spring. Compared to Arunachal Pradesh and
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