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• The Basket Makers of Bangalore: Weaving a Livelihood Through Generations

  

  For those of you well versed with Bangalore and its famous K R road, the sight of a several basket makers and their humble ‘stores’ a little off the pavement... Read more

  The 04 August 2018 by   Rashmi Gopal Rao
  

• How to Observe and Practice Cultural Sensitivity

  

  When you climb a mountain, pass by a highland village, or immerse with a tribe, you need to be consciously aware that you’re a stranger. Your presence alone... Read more

  The 04 August 2018 by   Adrenaline Romance
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• What to Know When Replacing a Sink

  The DIY trend has brought about a wonderful selection of products to help with beautifying your kitchen or bathroom, such as rich color palettes, custom... Read more

  The 02 August 2018 by   Gfl
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• Inside a Cuban Orphanage

  If you know me, you know I get terribly bored (and sometimes in trouble) if I’m not learning anything new. If you know my writing, you know that one of the... Read more

  The 31 July 2018 by   Connergo
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• Teanest Nightingale, Kotagiri: a Tryst with Nature and Tranquility

  

  Looking for a rejuvenating break in the mountains away from the urban chaos and humdrum? A weekend break at Teanest Nightingale, Kotagiri could well be your... Read more

  The 29 July 2018 by   Rashmi Gopal Rao
  

• A Tryst with the Bengal Tiger – Reminiscing an Expedition to the Sunderbans

  The adventure to explore the thrill of gazing through the forest to get a glimpse of the world famous royal Bengal tiger and an endangered species of white... Read more

  The 26 July 2018 by   Travelrasoi
  

• Cebu Highlands Trail Segment 2: Tubod to Barili

  

  Finishing even a quarter of a long-distance trek gives us the inspiration to go on, reinforcing the idea that it can be done. That was exactly what happened whe... Read more

  The 26 July 2018 by   Adrenaline Romance
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• Dark is Beautiful: Deep and Bold Hues in Home Decor

  

  While much has been said and written about whites, pastels and the whole concept of Scandinavian décor, there is no denying the fact that dark colours in home... Read more

  The 23 July 2018 by   Rashmi Gopal Rao
  

• Essential Furniture for Raising an Infant

  

  Planning for an infant is always a huge task especially when you consider that their age is marked by movements and exploration. Read more

  The 22 July 2018 by   Gfl
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• In the Footsteps of Nelson Mandela

  

  I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear. Read more

  The 18 July 2018 by   Enchantingtravels