Author: Jennifer Walker
Saturday night the basement heaved to the sound of Balkan music and sweaty bodies dancing to send off the Painters Palace in one last bash. For the past couple …
Mumbai is a diverse city that mixes modernity with tradition. Around the downtown Fort and Colaba neighborhoods, there is a unique community. The Parsis came from Persia and follow …
Down by the River Ganga, chants echo out over to the sand flats on the other side. Boats ride up and down India’s holiest river, some dock to the …
Mumbai is India’s largest city in terms of population, and it’s also the country’s economic and a major cultural hub. Most of the guidebooks highlight the must see sights …
“What do you think when you hear the word slum?” our guide asked us on our way to Dharavi. We scrambled to be as politically correct and as sensitive …
Eastbourne is one of the iconic British seaside resorts you’ll find scattered along the East Sussex coastline. For a long time, I never really understood the appeal of my …
When people think of Spain they picture sun, sea and the costas. In some it evokes thoughts of drinking cheap sangria before hitting dodgy resort nightclubs in complete inebriation. …
The city of Kochi breathes in and exhales culture and diversity. Take a walk around the old town and you’ll spot elements from the city’s cosmopolitan past whether it’s …
As I scroll through people’s travel roundups for 2018, I notice often there is an emphasis on quantity. Although many travelers have places they love returning to, I have …
It seems that for many travel has become about getting the best Instagram shot. Most of us are guilty of this, including myself. I often find myself reaching for …
I strolled around the Mirabell Gardens killing a little time before it was time to board the Sound of Music bus. It was the perfect weather at the end …
Around the two and half hour mark, the bus swerves up into the hills along a road locals call the “Serpentine.” It’s paved well enough – I’ve suffered terrible …
