I didn’t visit Chennai when I first landed there at the beginning of my Indian adventure because we prefer to just rest and hung out for a few days. But on my last day in India I flew from Madurai to Chennai with time enough to explore the city before …Read the Rest
Rameshwaram is the eastern most tip of India. Rameshwaran is actually an island connected to the mainland by a 20 …Read the Rest
Madurai is known as the city of temples and for a good reason: There are lots of small hindu temples …Read the Rest
According to the Lonely Planet, do a night on a houseboat is a must do in India and one the …Read the Rest
The state of Kerela is known as God’s own country due to its lush greenery and beautiful backwaters. Ann joined …Read the Rest
After Pondicherry we headed to Kodaikanal, a hill station close to the Kerala border that has a long history as …Read the Rest
Auroville is a self-sufficient community a few kilometers from Pondicherry. It stretches across a vast area of land amidst some …Read the Rest
From Mahabalipurum we headed south on the East Coast Road till Pondicherry which was a former French colony and is …Read the Rest
To describe the traffic in India you only need two words: Organized Chaos. The traffic is a mix of cars, …Read the Rest
From Chennai we headed south on the East Coast Road towards Mahabalipurum. It’s a small fishing village and a cheap …Read the Rest
Chennai was the beginning of the and also the end of my circle trough south India. A few minutes after …Read the Rest
On Easter I traveled on the Southern states of India with Ann for 2 weeks. We move in a big …Read the Rest
My brain sometimes is in Eurocentric mode and that makes Ann crazy. When we where traveling in India she gave …Read the Rest
Last week I discovered the “Casa de la India” in Valladolid. This house is almost unknown (I didn’t know it …Read the Rest