Category: responsible tourism

Exploring Shangarh – a village in the little known Sainj valley

With a few days in hand to explore Himachal, before we started a photography assignment we had undertaken, we looked at the map for some travel ideas. It was the

Life on the Majuli island

Or, how the people of Majuli island in Assam are using technology to overcome natural adversities. “The biggest river island in the world that’s fast receding” was all we knew

Dibru Saikhowa: An island wildlife sanctuary in Assam

Dibru Saikhowa Wildlife Sanctuary had caught our attention since the time we decided to make our first trip to Northeast India. We were looking at the map to get an idea of the places we could visit and this piece of land in the middle of what looked like the mighty Brahmaputra looked intriguing. That it was a wildlife sanctuary meant that we had to visit it.

Basar Confluence or Bascon – the best time to visit Arunachal Pradesh?

The Basar Confluence made us selfish. In the course of its three days, we experienced a beautiful perfection. It took possession of our hearts. So much so, that we wanted

Did travel teach us to be better, responsible people?

Or, what we think responsible travel is and why travelling around the world has made us better people (we think!). Also, why we think it’s important to become better, more

Torrent Bay Abel Tasman National Park New Zealand

Celebrating beauty at Abel Tasman National Park

Imagine a few of your favourite things – a rare book you own, a hard to find song, maybe an ancient hand-me-down recipe. Don’t they just fill you up with