While in Kyrgyzstan I hiked over the Ala Kul pass — a chance to see Central Asia's wilderness and soak in a radioactive hot-spring

While in Kyrgyzstan I hiked over the Ala Kul pass — a chance to see Central Asia's wilderness and soak in a radioactive hot-spring
After the stress of Jaipur, I relaxed in Udaipur, India's very own Venice
After an invigorating month in India, I finally hit the wall. India is a country of extremes, and in Jaipur I was witness to my own terrifying episode
The Ganges is India's holiest river, but that doesn't mean that it is clean. I discovered this sad truth in Haridwar, an auspicious town for Hindus
Rishikesh, the holy city by the Ganges. But is it a town of reverence, or of false gurus and yoga teachers trying to get laid? The answer might surprise you (but probably won't)
My first stop after Delhi, Amritsar's Golden Temple was one of the most impressive sights in India
The Wagah Border closing ceremony is a little-known piece of theatre that's an unmissable part of any trip to India. I went along to find out why.
After attending the Dalai Lama's teachings, I spent some time recovering from my injury in Dharamshala, better known as Little Tibet.
After a brush with mortality, I spent four days at the Dalai Lama's temple in Northern India, listening to the Dalai Lama speak about Buddhism and general life.
I had an accident in India while trying to attend the Dalai Lama's teachings. Here is the full story.