Travel Essays: Indian journeys, and more..
Travel Essays: Indian journeys, and more..
Guy Trebay writing for the New York Times T magazine.
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Guy is a funny writer, who normally writes about fashion scene for NYT, and Styles section. This piece on Madurai is pretty much how many view the bathing ritual

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for them who're wondering about the missing link the OP has clean forgotten to post
- house of the holy!guy should write on travel more often.
his description of the chettinad countryside is - zimbly... namaskaram - and dotted with information as well.
thank you.
:brishti
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Nov 26th, 2010, 17:16 bang a whore? Bangalore Dammit!
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nice one, well written.
wanderLust and Lipstick
Dont get mad, get a spa treatment Dianne Sharma-Winter says
"A variation of my Motto of Don’t get mad, get a facial is Don’t get a migraine get a massage or Spa me Up Baby."
A series of articles on her India trip.
Wanderlust and Lipstick is a site geared towards women, by women writers.
"A variation of my Motto of Don’t get mad, get a facial is Don’t get a migraine get a massage or Spa me Up Baby."
A series of articles on her India trip.
Wanderlust and Lipstick is a site geared towards women, by women writers.
Quality work i like to read it.
Guy Trebay again...
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Mar 25th, 2012, 11:43 Follow your bliss.....
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nycank, great stuff, keep it comin'....lots of good articles/resources, ferreting them out is a job in itself, much appreciated! Guy really captures that part of south India, painting a vivid picture in the mind's eye. Tamil Nadu: indeed beautiful, sleepy, ancient, bustling, colorful, and so much more...
And now my good friend Abraham Varg
An essay by Abraham Verghese about Kerala, faith, Gulf Mansions and a good old Massage.
Road Warriors
When the going gets tough.....
When time is a precious commodity, or space is at premium. Frequent flyers.. a.k.a road warriors share tips.
Being at home or your hotel/pensione/host's house, you can work the special number from your cell phone. Be patient, if your lose your cool, you are not getting brownie points from Samantha from Bangalore who is trying to get you an upgrade, and out on the next available flight out of Dodge !
When time is a precious commodity, or space is at premium. Frequent flyers.. a.k.a road warriors share tips.
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My tip is: Always let your airline SMS you news about changes, delays and any thing that impacts your travel. This way, if there is a delay or cancellation due to weather or mechanical, you are not stuck at your home airport, or if on the road, your minimalist airport with unheated floor and no space to sit. Being at home or your hotel/pensione/host's house, you can work the special number from your cell phone. Be patient, if your lose your cool, you are not getting brownie points from Samantha from Bangalore who is trying to get you an upgrade, and out on the next available flight out of Dodge !
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