Phool Dei Festival: A Small Tradition from the Hills That Carries a Big Meaning
India has innumerable carnivals. Some are huge and extensively known, while others still live within...
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India has innumerable carnivals. Some are huge and extensively known, while others still live within...
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Read MoreIn the Jaunsar-Bawar location of Uttarakhand, while the month of भाद्रपद (Bhadrapad) arrives, some...
Read MoreIntroductionIn the hill districts of उत्तराखंड from Kumaon to Garhwal there’s a competition that do...
Read MoreIn the high meadows of Uttarkashi, where the wind whistles through very well-forested areas and the...
Read MoreIn mid-Bhado (typically September), when the rains loosen their grip on the hills of Pithoragarh, so...
Read MoreImagine a frosty January morning in the Kumaon hills. The sun is hesitant, the mist curls lazily bet...
Read MoreThe First GlimpseThe climb is long. From Ransi, the road just ends, and your feet take over. Forest,...
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