T is for Thailand, but it is also for Tropics. As our time here in Thailand end, so does our trip. For the past 10 months we have spent all of our time in the tropic, from the northern Thailand, northern Vietnam and middle of India. We have also been in the far south, in [...]
Posts Tagged ‘India’
The end of the big T
Posted in Cycling, tagged best, Biodynamic Farming, Cambodia, Cycling, design, Embun Pagi, Food, India, Malaysia, Natural Building, Panya Project, Permaculture, Sadhana Forest, SE Asia, Thailand, Travel on Sep 23, 2009 | 8 Comments »
Best of India
Posted in Cycling, tagged best, Cycling, Food, India, Sadhana Forest, Tamil Nadu, temples, Travel on Apr 15, 2009 | 3 Comments »
During our mulit-hour wait to catch the bus to Mysore, we came up with a list of some of the “Best Of” our trip: Best Riding Day: Cochi to Alleppy Best Dal: Hotel Raya’s in Kumbakonam Best Temple: Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple in Trichy Best Pizza: New Creation Pizzaria in Auroville Best TV show: No Reservations [...]
Last Day in India
Posted in Cycling, tagged India, Karnataka, relaxing, SE Asia, sightseeing, Travel on Apr 12, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Well, almost 5 fantastic months later, we’ve made it to our last day in India. We ended up going on a bit of a roadtrip with a friend from yoga, Viola from Vancouver, and her friend Prashanth from Mysore/Bangalore. All of us feeling like we needed a break from the city, we hopped in a [...]
Royal Enfield
Posted in Cycling, tagged India, photoshoot, Travel on Apr 11, 2009 | 1 Comment »
A couple of Months ago I had this idea. Stop cycling, send them home, buy a Royal Enfield and ride the Enfield up to Nepal, renew our visa and then tour northern India. Tanya didn’t like the idea much, and for good reason: I had never driven a motorcycle; and India is a hard place [...]
Kelly and Tanya vs. India Post
Posted in Cycling, tagged Cycling, India, Karnataka, Mysore, Travel on Apr 09, 2009 | 4 Comments »
I thought I’d post about our experiences and time spent on the simple task of mailing home some from stuff from India: Day 1 – Because of our new plans for the remainder of our trip, we decide it wouldn’t be feasable to continue to hall our bikes around with us and thought “hey – [...]
Parotta
Posted in Cycling, tagged best, Food, India, Tamil Nadu, Travel on Apr 07, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Greasy, Greasy Porotta A couple of months back we had our first parotta. It was in Kerela, and from that point on we ordered them at any chance. A truly amazing taste, something that is hard to explain, if you know you Indian food, is kind of like butter naan, but smaller, thicker and more [...]
The Dog Days of Mysore
Posted in Cycling, tagged India, Karnataka, Mysore, Travel, Yoga on Apr 03, 2009 | 7 Comments »
Like everything we’ve done on this trip, we didn’t really know what we were getting ourselves into when signing up for a month of yoga in Mysore. But, also like every other unknown thing on this trip, it has turned out great! Based on the recommendation of a previous yoga student, we decided to do [...]
When you stay put for a while you tend to get into a routine. Being at Mysore to do Yoga is no exception to this rule. Over the past couple of weeks we have developed quiet a routine. The routine is as follows: 5:45 Alarm goes off 5:51 Get out of bed and use the [...]
Divine Nectar
Posted in Cycling, tagged Biodynamic Farming, India, Karnataka, Lessons, Mysore, Travel, volunteer on Mar 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Over the last weekend, Tanya and I went to a small village on the boarder of Kerala in the Western Ghats (near Coorg). There is a small village there that is starting to produce a biodynamic farm producing aromatic crops for essential oils. The activities ranged from getting to the village to making compost. This [...]
Biodynamic Compost
Posted in Cycling, tagged Biodynamic Farming, India, Karnataka, Lessons, Travel, volunteer on Mar 25, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Over the last weekend, Tanya and I went to a small village on the boarder of Kerala in the Western Ghats (near Coorg). There is a small village there that is starting to produce a biodynamic farm producing aromatic crops for essential oils. The activities ranged from getting to the village to making compost. Here [...]