Like a steeple marks a church for Christians, and minarets signify a mosque for Muslims, Hindu temples of South India can be easily located by a gopuram. It is the entrance gateway to the Hindu [...]
In the high humid heat of South India, gone are the ill-fitting, black or navy polyester trousers so many Indian men pair with button popping tight shirts. In their place is a much more casual [...]
At first glance, a pile of freshly deposited cow dung on the road may not seem like much more than, well, a freshly laid pile of cow dung. Yet after traveling India’s countryside, tourists begin [...]
Nag Panchami is the traditional Hindu festival of snakes celebrated within the months of July or August, whichever the fifth day of the bright fortnight in the month of Shravan falls. Hindu mythologies are filled [...]
One the many reasons I love to travel in India, is the opportunity to try new ways of accomplishing a task performed completely opposite at home. Take laundry for instance. Most westerners think nothing more [...]
The familiar sight of the lanky, long-tailed monkeys of India, with their bushy eyebrows and chin tuft brings cheer to some, fear to others. Layman travelers refer to them as black face monkeys due to [...]
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