October 2018 We flew from Kathmandu to Goa via New Delhi. In Delhi, we had to transfer from one terminal to another, and that was a bit of an adventure. We got out of the terminal where we arrived, and looked for the bus transfer. There was a small desk manned by a couple of … Continue reading Goa, India
October 2017 On our first day, as we try to get our bearings in this city, we wandered the Palermo neighborhood. It's such a delight combing the streets of this neighborhood - lined with tall leafy trees, littered with many small charming restaurants, bars, cervezerias, parrillas, most of them with tables and chairs out in … Continue reading Buenos Aires
October 2018 I found Kathmandu very fascinating. The dusty narrow streets, the constant smell of incense, the brightly colored sarees worn by women, the crowded and busy streets, fruit vendors on bikes, old and rickety but colorful rickshaws, stupas big and small, the Hindu shrines in almost every corner and people greeting you Namaste when … Continue reading Kathmandu and around
November 2012 Alfama. Per instructions from an email that I got from Hear & Soul Lisbon, our taxi dropped us off in front of the Fado Museum, at Largo Chafariz de Dentro, a small dimly lit cobble stoned plaza, surrounded by little tascas (taverns) with scattered empty outdoor tables and chairs. It was already dark, a little chilly … Continue reading Lisbon
September 2016 I think of all the places I've been to, the colonial towns of Latin America are my favorite - and I've just added another one to this list! On Day 1, we traveled 2.5 hours by bus from Mexico City's southern bus terminal to Taxco, an ancient silver mining town in the state … Continue reading Three Perfect Days: Taxco
September 2016 Mexico city is definitely a culinary destination. From the bicycle vendors selling tamales at night (2 tamales for $1.50) to the small taquerias where tortillas are made and cooked right in front of you (food + drink for $5), to restaurants that make it to the world's top 50 - you can never … Continue reading Three Perfect Days: Mexico City
September 2016 If you have a day in Prague, you'd probably be spending your time in the Old Town Square waiting for the medieval astronomical clock's little parade of apostles at the top of the hour, crossing Charles Bridge and on to the Prague Palace. Half of the time you'll be in line waiting to … Continue reading Prague
