On our 3 other transits through Delhi, we visited various attractions including Sanjay Colony (a proper slum), The Red Fort, Jama Masjid – Asia’s biggest mosque, and the Gandhi museum.
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Laying Low in Shimla
Shimla was a popular hillstation holiday place for the British during the occupation years, and now is the same for well-to-do Indians. We took the opportunity to unwind here for a few days on our way from the North to the South of India.
Vashist, Manali & The Parvati Valley
Our time in Manali was split between Vashist, Parvati Valley and Old Manali. We rode a motorcycle to the Parvati Valley and Rohtan Pass, took a fantastic cooking class, and more.
Sikhing sanctuary in Amritsar
We decided to take the 6 hour train ride north to Amritsar, in the hope of finding cooler weather than Delhi (this was an epic fail, it’s even hotter here) and more relaxed vibes (success on this front). The train ride was great – we actually got time to be productive for a change, something […]
Migrating from Things to OmniFocus the easy way, using Drag & Drop
Follow this guide to easily migrate your tasks from Things to OmniFocus on MacOs the easy way using Drag & Drop.
Our India Leg Has Begun
After a quick but fulfilling week of eating, shopping and logistics in New York, we made the 24 hour journey to the latest destination of our journey – India. After reading reviews of Air Kuwait, and expecting it to be a nightmare trip, we were pleasantly surprised… the flights were both on time, the airplanes […]
La Paz’s El Gran Poder festival, Bolivia’s Carnivale
Bolivia’s Carnivale involves over 60,000 people, dressed in multi-coloured extravagant outfits, parading down the streets of La Paz for one epic, alcohol filled day of fun and debauchery. Check out my photos here..
Pain & Destruction on the Bolivian Inca Trail
Read about our experience hiking the Camino Precolombino Choro (El Choro) hike near La Paz, Bolivia. Included is some logistical information about the hike, up to date information about the state of the trail (after the 2018 flood), and some honest advice on what it’s actually like to walk.
How to buy a car in the USA
So you’ve decided to visit the USA and realise how enormous it is (seriously, it’s massive). You’ve made the wise decision to dedicate a good amount of time to the endeavour (a month – you can choose a state, or a couple of cities; 3 months – you could cover off a region; 6 months […]