Articles with tag: travelogue

Visiting Khuzdar

Muhammad Farhan Nov 26, 2006 interacts: 7

I was surprised to see the participants already there. From my past experiences I had learned that it was always the teacher who made the mistake of coming early to the class, but here was a group of students clad in shining white shalwar kameez

A Trip Down Moscow Lanes

shobig sifar Nov 2, 2006 interacts: 23

The tour culminated in the red square and from there I, with a couple of other attendants, set off for a stroll around the square and followed it up by a visit to the Kremlin. We had barely half an hour before it closed and that turned out to be terribly

Traveling Mexico’s Backroads

Alberto Ceras Oct 21, 2005 interacts: 14

They have chosen well - Chiapas is beauty - miraculous - though in their need the beauty may be more torment than not.

Cardamom Cloud over Coffee

Harish Nambiar Jun 9, 2005 interacts: 27

Indians have so many divisions, and one of the divisions between North and South India is the preference in beverages. Tea is the preferred drink in the North of India, while South Indians love coffee.

Do riot children smell fear in parent’s sweat?

Harish Nambiar May 31, 2005 interacts: 9

And yet, they go back to their insular neighbourhoods. Will the school triumph over the whispered prejudices of their neighbourhoods?

Train to Pakistan 2004 - Heading Back

Veeresh Malik Aug 1, 2004 interacts: 245

This time around, I choose to dispense with the philosophy. I need to build up the pace and get back to India, there are other travelogues waiting to be written.