Festivals are a great part of Indian culture, as well as an important part of tradition. There are numerous festivals celebrated all over India, some of them are celebrated commonly …
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A Sikh Langar in India: Where A Meal Is Community
We walk past caldrons and woks, each large enough for a person to sit inside. The flames beneath these feed-a-village-sized pots sputter brightly beneath boiling dal, the Indian lentil stew …
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Kerala, India, is picturesque and offers breathtaking views. The shimmering backwaters set the pace for the day while the village folk songs croon the heart. The clarion jungles awaken the …
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It’s been said that traveling is the healthiest addiction, and I have to say I agree. We all feel the need for a break from our day-to-day life and go …
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It’s impossible not to get caught up in the energy and drama of India’s Pushkar Camel Fair. Smiles are wide and clothes are colorful as Pushkar’s population swells from 22,000 …
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A Food Lover’s Guide to Indian Cuisine
Like the cuisine of many countries, Indian food is hugely varied and broad in concept. Indian cuisine has evolved over thousands of years and beautifully embraces the influences of other …
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If you have visited the plains of India or the South of India, you may be fascinated by the snow and love the idea of a snowball fight or a …
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Rishikesh, India. Big Sur, California. Bali. Sedona. Bhutan. Costa Rica. Colorado. Great locales with renowned wellness centers. Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula is stunningly beautiful and one of my favorite places …
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The Joy of Travel with Volunteering and Service
The smell of fresh tortillas and homemade refried beans wafted through the air. The scorching sun beat down on us as we made our way to the center of the …
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Almonds in International Cuisines and Cultures
Almonds are estimated to have first been cultivated circa 4,000 BCE. Brought to Spain by the Moors, almonds arrived in the New World from Spain at the beginning of the …