India is full of vibrant colors, ancient traditions, and interesting people. But it is also full of frustrations and idiosyncrasies that makes traveling difficult. I’ve heard a lot of comments from fellow travelers like “Nothing makes sense and everyone’s trying to scam you”, or “Traveling in India is an educational…

Deep in the rainforest of Meghalaya, lies a hidden gem of human ingenuity. For centuries, the local Khasi tribes have been building living bridges out of the roots of rubber trees. Today, they’re used daily by local villagers and tourists alike. …

With every trip, there are always some interesting stuff spotted on the road. Hope this collection will bring you the same laughs as it brought me.

Nestled on the edge of the Thar desert between India and Pakistan, Jaisalmer used to be a crucial staging point for camel caravans on their way to Turkey and Europe. Carrying spices, tea, and tapestries from India and southern China, traders would gather at Jaisalmer to cross the desert together…

Culture Shock: Arriving in India through Delhi is like jumping into the pool in the deep end. All of the following happened within 30 min of leaving the airport: 1. Taxi driver tried to scam us with a “airport toll tax” of 500 rupees when the entire ride was only 400 and…

The second most common question I get about the trip is: What/how much are you packing? I’m by no means an expert and there is a plethora of info on this on the internet, but I will gladly and arrogantly add another short page to the already congested Information Superhighway…

When I tell people I’m going to be traveling around Asia for a year, almost everyone asks: “Are you gonna keep a blog?” Well, here we are. I’m going to post short form thoughts on Facebook, and long form thoughts on Medium. …