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Anastasia Tubanos
 
 
 
 

Incredible India: The Quest for Darjeeling | January 6, 2010

Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed at the peak of dawn we made our way over the airport to take our first domestic flight to Darjeeling. We flew Kingfisher – yes, the same company as the beer – to New Delhi before getting over to Bagdogra in the north west, then chartered a jeep through the tea fields to Darjeeling.

It was a painfully long and bumpy three-hours through the switchbacks, but trekking through the trees, rural villages and mountains were refreshingly gorgeous. Unexpectedly, I found myself with tears in my eyes out of sheer awe and appreciation.

The breath-taking majesty of mother nature was … Read More »


 

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Anastasia Tubanos
 
 
 
 

Incredible India: From Bollywood to Brain Masala | January 1, 2010

Right when I started to get comfortable with Mumbai (luckily it really only took two days of adjustment), it was time to begin our journey over to Darjeeling in the north-east mountains of India.

But before then, we had one more day to get our fill of this cosmopolitan city, which included going on a hunt to discover who the gorgeous man, built like a Greek God, in a bunch of commercials and billboards was (he’s easily my latest Bollywood obsession – Hrithik Roshan.)

Luckily we bumped into some new friends at a local eatery (known for the cheapest rotis in town!) … Read More »


 

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Lori McNally
 
 
 
 

Eating Our Way Through Iceland on Day 1 | November 15, 2009

Icelandic cuisine is fresh and delicious – locally caught fish and free roaming lamb are common dishes that are always great. You can also find interesting delicacies like puffin, wild goose and rotten shark. But Icelanders like their fast food too – so you can definitely get your fix of hot dogs, hamburgers and pizza. Our first meal was at Prikid Restaurant on Laugevegar- the main shopping and culture street.Inside, it looks like a bar downstairs, and in fact at night that’s exactly what it turns into.Just head upstairs for a table and you will be sitting right … Read More »