India

Kerala is the last of the four Indian regions we explored during this trip. It is also the best known internationally among them, and it is not difficult to understand why. The region truly has it all; lush hills covered in a brilliant green carpet of tea plantations, salty ocean waves crashing onto long sandy

Traveling to Meghalaya feels like stepping into the natural scenery of a movie or fairytale. The region is teeming with breathtaking waterfalls, peaceful forest clearings, tall and skinny betel nut trees, dense jungle, crystal clear streams and extravagant rock formations. Exploring the region is a reminder of how nature is the ultimate queen of art

Located in the far north-eastern corner of India, Arunachal Pradesh is probably the most remote region of the whole country.  It is the first Indian state to see the sunrise and to that it owes its name Arunachal Pradesh “the region that carries the sun”. It is the least densely populated region of India, with

Majuli island is the largest river island in the world. It is a place where the sunsets remind of the ones of wild Africa, where every child goes to school by bicycle, where the lush green bamboo jungle meets the peaceful water of the Brahmaputra river, where dogs and calves play in the middle of