Insights & Stories · Page 5 of 17
Discover travel guides, spiritual insights, wellness tips, and stories from our journeys across India's most sacred destinations.
Temple Tourism by HRDYAMA woman travelling alone through Meghalaya's Khasi hills is, statistically and culturally, entering one of the few genuinely matrilineal societies left in South Asia, where property, lineage, and hou
Divinity by HRDYAMGetting three generations (grandparents, parents, and kids old enough to remember it) through the same Northeast itinerary without anyone having a miserable time requires a specific kind of planning
Temple Tourism by HRDYAMSomewhere between a Kaziranga sunrise safari and a private boat gliding across water so clear it looks like the boat is floating on air, most couples figure out why the Northeast has quietly become on
Divinity by HRDYAMWhile some temples command respect and awe by virtue of their magnificence, there are many which leave a lasting impression owing to the peace they provide to the heart. The Chintpurni temple in the p
Divinity by HRDYAMThen there are some temples whose architecture is so grand that they mesmerize people. There are some others whose centuries old history captures your attention. But then there is Jwalamukhi Temple, w
Temple Tourism by HRDYAMSomewhere between a Kaziranga sunrise safari and a private boat gliding across water so clear it looks like the boat is floating on air, most couples figure out why the Northeast has quietly become on
Temple Tourism by HRDYAMGetting three generations (grandparents, parents, and kids old enough to remember it) through the same Northeast itinerary without anyone having a miserable time requires a specific kind of planning
Temple Tourism by HRDYAMSomewhere between "camping tent on a riverbank" and "actual five-star resort," the Northeast's luxury tier sits in its own category, smaller, quieter, and considerably more personal than what luxury
Divinity by HRDYAMI will never forget how I first heard the name of the Kalighat Temple. It was not from a historian detailing its architecture or a tourist guide talking about attractions of Kolkata. It was from a Ben
Divinity by HRDYAMWhen I first visited Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati, Assam, the first thing that caught my attention was the people. Many were dressed in deep shades of red, black, and violet. Some sadhus had aces and s
Divinity by HRDYAMOne week. Two states. Enough time to understand exactly why everyone who's done this loop comes back saying the Northeast "hits different." If you've been staring at Meghalaya reels at 1am wondering h
Divinity by HRDYAMThe Northeast isn't like doing Jaipur-Jaisalmer-Jodhpur, where things are neat, marked, and comfortable. Ten days on the road here means clouds touching living root bridges, rhinos at dawn, monasterie
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