Munnar – Elephants and Tea, India
Naturally, we woke up to distinct chirps as the sun rose above the forest. Life on cloud nine. How do I describe such beauty? Seriously. We lost consciousness and found […]
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Panama Canal – Up close
On our way to Cuba from Peru, we extended our stopover at Panama City to 3 days and 2 nights. Unless you intend to visit other places on the Isthmus […]
Mercado San Camilo, Peru
After a 24 hour flight and 14 hours in Lima, we flew to Arequipa the next morning. Situated at 2,380 above sea level, the white city is the gateway to […]
Santa Clara – Che’s Mausoleum, Cuba
Although Trinidad was an “hour” away (when all’s good) from Cienfuegos, we took a detour to Santa Clara that cost us an additional four hours of driving time. Intentional inconvenience […]
A hundred fires – Cienfuegos, Cuba
Ever heard of Benny Moré? No? Yes? By now, you would have googled him. So, how about we go on a photo tour around the Cuban Frank Sinatra’s birth place, […]
High way – Pinar del Rio, Cuba
At 9am, we hit the highway to Pinar Del Rio. I asked Vladimir to play some music to break the painful silence. And most importantly, I wanted to feel like […]
The Art of Cigar rollin’
The next day we stopped at Partagas Cigar Factory, which exclusively produces Partagas cigars, and exhibits artistry and dedication as thousands of cigars were rolled, wrapped and cut. We walked […]
Habana – Exclusive Imagination
We began our journey into one of the few remaining realms of socialism or what’s left of it. We landed in Havana in total excitement of facing our assumptions and […]
Hotel Tantalo – Panama City
I don’t do hotel reviews because a) I picked up the tab b)seriously, I’m out to have a good time and not indulge in the banality of box ticking. But, […]
Why not….Klabi, Thailand?
If you overextend your stay in Bangkok or Singapore a little over your general tolerance level towards being in crowds, then you know it’s time for a break. It’s called, […]
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