Author: Saran Shanmugam

Central Java – Epitome of Dharmic Architecture in SE Asia – Part 3 of 3

After my transfixion with Prambanan and Borobudur the previous few days, I had 2 more days in my

Part 2 – Borobudur Temples Borobudur – the architectural splendor with a splash of Indian culture and religion. This

Most Indians around the world know Bali as being the representative of Dharmic culture in SE Asia. But

This blog is more of a pictorial blog with pictures of beaches I have visited around the world.

Mount Bromo, one of the many volcanoes located in Eastern Java, Indonesia is an active volcano , along with the

Hue’, Vietnam – city which triggered an emotional rollercoaster within me Hue’, pronounced as

Angkor – Land of Dharmic Faiths and Khmer Architecture, which borrows some of the architectural practices from the South Indian

I always have a fondness to Jamaica as it is part of the West Indies cricket. I still mourn the decline

In ancient Hinduism, a man’s life is divided into 4 stages – 1. Brahmacharya – student stage when a man

New York City, which I had known for 15 years now, and the land I first stepped on coming to

A travel journey I started accidentally which became a life dream i.e. to visit the 50 states in US. The

Agrasen Ki Baoli – An Offbeat Experience In Delhi, India Delhi, India is endowed with several popular monuments as a

The 2nd part of the Temples of Bali series will cover Pura Taman Ayun. Built in

Caye Caulker in Belize, the younger sister of San Pedro, but definitely more beautiful, is an idyllic