In the summer of 2017, 16 strangers travelled to Meghalaya together. When I say Meghalaya, I’m sure your mind goes to a strenous yet rewarding trek to Living roots bridge, a lazy boat ride in the clear Dawki river which lets you see the rocks sleeping in its depth, stunning waterfalls whose sight and sound …
When Language Failed, Childhood Games United Locals and Travellers! Read More »
In June 2019 I led a trip to Kasol. We headed to do the Bunbuni trek. It was a 14km long stretch and an eventful one. These stretches really do become so small with the right company. We trekked up discussing all sorts of things, celebrity crushes to things we sought in life, foodgasms to …
The Himachali Trekking Guide Who Believes Mountains Are Holy Read More »
Meet Phuont. Her name very aptly means a local Vietnamese flower. She’s a 28 year old with 2 kids separated from a partner who was never quite interested in the kids. Phuont now doesn’t trust men so when I explained that while I hate what she’s had to undergo, all men are not like that. …
“If I Come to India Will You Get Me an Indian Boyfriend?” – Vietnamese Single Mom Phuont Read More »