
Here is an article I was working on after travelling to Syria ten years ago. I probably should have finished it and published soon after returning. Needless to say Syria is far […]
Here is an article I was working on after travelling to Syria ten years ago. I probably should have finished it and published soon after returning. Needless to say Syria is far […]
In places where Christianity is dominant, Holy Week happens the week before Easter. It starts with Palm Sunday; then Good Friday gives way to Holy Saturday culminating in Easter Sunday. Easter is […]
Since the H1N1 brouhaha a number of years back, Purell seems to have made a killing by providing public places all across the country with its hand sanitizers. Dispensers have shown up […]
And $400 later, this happened. I was planning to dine at the Wooden Monkey after going to the gym but this restaurant is closed on Sundays. So instead, I checked out the […]
I came across the phrase “soulful Sunday” and decided this post would be most appropriate on a day of this nature. The 4 Noble Truths of Buddhism & Travel I first became […]
The last few posts have been heavy so I’m keeping this light. Today is my birthday and this year it falls on Easter. Here are the places where I spent my Easter […]
The first condition of understanding a foreign country is to smell it. ~Rudyard Kipling~ As I strode into the capital city of what was once the majestic epicentre of India, I smelt […]
Lonely Planet – Rajasthan, Delhi, Agra The Taj Mahal is the iconic symbol of India and is located in the state of Rajasthan. This area is known as the “land of kings” […]
There are three things to consider when choosing clothes for your trip: culture, climate and care. Be mindful of the culture of your destination; this is especially true for women. Even though the temperature may […]
I used to carry around a pedometre when I did my urban hikes on the Douglas-fir trail in Calgary. It would tell me (approximately) how many steps I had taken and the […]