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Travel Articles: Cultural Immersion

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Jamtara Wilderness Camp

Pench National Park

The five-hour drive to Pench was quite different than the one to Kanha. The drive from Raipur to Kanha had been through small villages, amidst herds of cattle, and through patches of forest. The way to Pench was flat and open. We passed between fields upon fields of agriculture. As was the way with our numbers, we were split into three …
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Humayun’s Tomb Delhi

Delhi: Back to the Beginning

Last stop: Delhi. It could just as easily have been the first stop for a few days, but instead we saved a few days at the end for some sightseeing there.



The first stop was Humayun’s tomb. It certainly doesn’t hold the name cache of the Taj Mahal, but it is an impressive structure, as are the grounds and smaller tombs around it. …
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Spice Market Mumbai

Mumbai

It was time for some city time. We were onto Mumbai, formerly Bombay. A coastal city with an immense amount of commerce, which attracts businesses and people from all over the world lending to a diverse cosmopolitan feel, to the tune of almost 22 million inhabitants.

Gone was the slow pace of staring down a camera lens at wildlife. In its …
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Fruit Market in Otavalo

Highland Market Towns & Cultural Riches

This morning, we woke to the charm of our hacienda room, complete with fireplace and view of the family horses walking the grounds freely. Breakfast was served in a beautiful wing of the hacienda with bright natural light and open air windows, complete with eggs to order, fresh fruit and coca tea to help with the altitude adjustment. We had spent …
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The Herrons with the farmer who discovered the Terracotta Warriors while digging a well in the 1970s

Lessons Learned Along the Way

So we packed a lot into our China travels over the course of six days, to Shanghai, Beijing, and Xi'an: Shanghai museum, cooking lesson, the French Concession, the Bund, bullet trains, Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, Peking duck dinner, Terracotta Warriors, Xi'an city wall, historical Chinese theater, art museum, …
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Olives in the Market San Miguel in Madrid

Spanish Cooking Class with Taller Andaluz de Cocina

I’ve always loved Spanish cuisine, and after just a few days in the country, Evan was hooked. We had some extra time in Sevilla and so I decided to book us a cooking class at the Taller Andaluz de Cocina cooking school. The class was in the Triana Food Market, located just across the Triana bridge from the old part of town. The market was …
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Football stadium in Seville!

Sevilla vs Barcelona Soccer Match!

It was futbol time! We scored some great tickets to the Sevilla vs Barcelona soccer game while we were in Sevilla. We couldn’t figure out the bus system so we decided to walk the 30 minutes to the stadium. As we got near, the crowds picked up and by the time we got to the stadium, the streets were filled with soccer fans. We had a little …
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Loose leaf teas for sale in a Seville market

Sevilla

We drove from Salamanca to Sevilla, which was about a four hour drive. We stopped in the little town of Caceras on our way, which was a perfect little break. It was an old, country-side town with a simple but beautiful plaza and a pretty spectacular church. We climbed to the top of the bell tower just in time for noon, when all the bells in all …
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Plaza Mayor in Salamanca, Spain

Salamanca

One of Adventure Life's travelers recounts the experience of returning to Salamanca for the first time after attending the University of Salamanca years ago.
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Plaza Mayor in Madrid

Two Days in Madrid

A lot of people fly in or out of Madrid when they come to Spain, but it is often overlooked as a destination itself. I spent a few weeks there when I was in college and was excited to return. We were staying right in the center of town, near the Peurta del Sol. We arrived in the afternoon and after a short taxi ride, were settled into our hotel. …
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