A Hampi Kaleidoscope
May 01, 2015
It is raining as the factories of Bellary rush past our train window. And as the train pulls into the little shanty town that is Hospet, it is hard to […]
With sustainability and ecological impact coming into focus, eco-travel and visits to natural areas is no longer a niche domain, but the choice of many families. Read first-person experiences, as writers who enjoy travelling or travellers who enjoy writing visit one of the many forests of Karnataka, to bring you ‘Guest Articles’.
Mangalore, Mist and Monsoon
March 15, 2015
I kept waking up, peering through the curtains to check if the morning had broken. The train had been chugging along all night, through winding tunnels in the Western Ghats. […]
The River Angle
February 01, 2015
One only needs to look for Cauvery Fishing Camp on the web and the name Bheemeshwari pops up at the top. The Bheemeshwari fishing camp has been an abode for […]
A River Runs Through It
December 01, 2014
Nanjaraja, the king of Nanjarayapatna, had many enemies. In a dream, he was told that his troubles would vanish if he built a temple in a day. The task seemed […]
The Woods of Kabini
November 01, 2014
River Kabini winds through the wooded treasure of peninsular India, a dividing line between the two most important national parks in that area: Nagarahole Tiger Reserve and Bandipur National Park. […]
Tracking Seasons in BR Hills
September 01, 2014
There are some places which one can never have enough of in just one trip, and every visit there manages to fascinate you as much as it had the first […]
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