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Mumbai is an incredible mix of old and new, upscale and slums, modernity and the way things have always been done… all of which should not be missed.
(updated 29 April 2026) An incredible mix of old and new, upscale and slums, modernity and the way things have always been done… all of which should not be missed. Nites As this was my first time in Mumbai and … Continue reading
Chennai, where the people are so incredibly kind, the city takes pride in itself, and the way that southern Indians meld and blend spices calms me, and takes my breath away.
(updated 29 April 2026) I love southern India: the people are kind, the city is fairly clean, and the way that southern Indians meld and blend spices calms me, and takes my breath away. Nites Oh my goodness, I am … Continue reading
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Tagged Chennai, Dakshina Chitra, Krishna’s Butter Ball, Leela Palace, Mahabalipuram, Taj Majal
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