“I loved him, and he loved me; the President of your country”, he said, vividly waving his hands, delighted at correctly guessing we were Indians. Before we could think of him as one crazy character of Buenos Aires, he quickly followed up with, “Gandhi loved everybody and I loved what he taught!” That got us …
Vintage markets for breakfast, puppet shows for snack, tango for lunch, open air band performance for your evening tea followed by a dance show for dinner. This is how we spent our weekend in Buenos Aires. La Boca, the colourful Buenos Aires neighbourhood La Boca is a neighbourhood in the south of Buenos Aires. Neighbourhoods …
You are ten years old. Standing at the edge of the diving board. Scared of jumping off. But enticed by the joy of that first splash of water, as you dive into the swimming pool. Our thoughts were similar to the ten-year-old’s, as we decided whether or not to take the plunge. We had two …
Buenos Aires was where we started running away from the shadows. Shadows meant the colder side of the road. And in Buenos Aires, anything cold was not welcome. We started using phrases like “a lovely warm day”. We developed a never-before-felt love for the sun. Basically, we learnt what it meant to experience winter. We …
After spending almost five months in South America, traveling through 4 countries – Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia and Peru, we are now back in Asia (just for a little while). We are eager to share our travel stories and experiences. While we work on our stories, have a look at our journey through these photos and …
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“Don’t say it like it’s a bad thing” a co-traveler consoled us when we told him it was time for us to exit Brazil. Our visa for Argentina was running out and it was time for us to start putting it to use. Besides, our next destination had to live up to the standards Ilha …
