There are few places left on earth with no internet access. One of those is in India, but not on the continent: The Anadaman and Nicobar islands are a cluster of 500+ small islands closer to Thailand and Indonesia than from mainland India. Most of the islands are inaccessible to foreigners because of local tribes, and some i…
Welcome to my travel blog. My name is Philippe, and I am a 30 years old Swiss engineer desirous to explore the Asian continent. I worked as medical engineer for several years in Zurich, Switzerland. My job led me to travel a lot, and In the past few years, I have focused on Asia. That started to arose my curiosity so I started to travel across Asia outside my job. This time I wanted to push the experience a bit further: I decided to start a journey across Asia without knowing h…
Welcome to my travel blog. My name is Philippe, and I am a 30 years old Swiss engineer desirous to explore the Asian continent. I worked as medical engineer for several years in Zurich, Switzerland. My job led me to travel a lot, and In the past few years, I have focused on Asia. That started to arose my curiosity so I started to travel across Asia outside my job. This time I wanted to push the experience a bit further: I decided to start a journey across Asia without knowing how long that will last.
The idea of this blog is to keep a track of each place I will visit, by talking about what I do, of course, but also about my general feelings about cities and countries I will cross.
Also, I will side the words with photographs of anything that might help to get the taste of life within the continent.
There are few places left on earth with no internet access. One of those is in India, but not on the continent: The Anadaman and Nicobar islands are a cluster of 500+ small islands clo…
During our 2 days in Ahmedabad we had the chance to be guided by Mrunal, my sister's friend who is native from the city. She brought us around, to visit some of the city's hot spots an…
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Mrunal
I see !! How skillfully you use the term "strange" instead of "weird"!! :P
Mrunal
I like the way the cityscape merge with the mosque... :) magnificent!!
Jim Castorino
The blog is always pleasant to read. it just describes the daily life with great sense of observation, high sensitivity and with an elegant touch of humor - I also appreciate very much the final comments about your stay in India.
Mrunal I see !! How skillfully you use the term "strange" instead of "weird"!! :P