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Guest post by Chek
I’m Chek and we are a happy family. I study in grade 8 in Little Blossoms School. My family always helps me in need and […]
Guest Post by Dipesh
Here is a slideshow that Dipesh prepared by himself. Another slide show from Dipesh: (Please consider leaving Dipesh a comment. I know he’d love to […]
A Nepali Family
“Have good dreams, brother.” This is what I hear over and over every evening as I leave the Social Development Center, a home for 15 […]
Group Dynamics
Today (July 30), we are one week into our two-week tour. We left the hotel in Varanasi this morning at 4:30 and are on a […]
Orchha
We traveled from Agra (home of the Taj Mahal) to the village of Orchha by train. Indian Railways, I learned, is one of the world’s […]
Feeling Like A Star
Feeling Like a Star Note: Our tour guide, Manu, has solved my problem uploading images! Still have intermittent internet, but at least I can start […]
Meeting the Locals
My Couchsurfing host in Delhi for two nights is Nitin, a lawyer from Punjab. His wife is also a lawyer and is vising family in […]