Monthly Archives: June 2009

Chennai is the fourth largest city of India. It is the capital city of the Indian State of Tamil Nadu and located on the Coromandel Coast of the Bay of Bengal. One of the most widely known, and highly anticipated events of Chennai is the annual Madras Music Season. This  Read more »

Suzan-Lori Parks is an American Pulitzer Prize winning playwright. She was born into a military family in 1963 in Fort Knox, Kentucky. Part of her childhood was spent in Germany, where she gained insight into the perspective of feeling like a foreigner. She returned to the United States and studied  Read more »

Dubai has many diverse aspects that attract tourists to this UAE city every year. It has even attracted the attention of western celebrities for various events and landmark openings. Paris Hilton has even decided to star in a reality television series based in Dubai. There should be plenty of Dubai  Read more »

It’s Monday afternoon, we passed mountains looming over rice fields and Chinese flags fluttered on the roofs of houses and huge factories. The train stopped near the Great Wall of China for our mandatory photos being tourist and all. It wasn’t too much afterwards before tower blocks came into view,  Read more »

I’ve never experienced a Cyclone before, but when I was in Chennai on a business trip, one I will never forget, Cyclone Aila hit. Luckily, I was staying at one of the 5 Star Hotels Chennai offers the thousands of travellers everyday. My business trip concerned environmental issues, so I  Read more »

The other day, my friend and I went to the City Market , which is, to put it mildly, quite and experience. It not too far from one of the 5 Star hotels Bangalore offers. The Market consists of vendors selling from their stalls and from a big, centralized building  Read more »

The Dubai World Cup . Once again, Dubai’s glittering social event of the year has graced its shores. Apparently, the theme this year has been deemed, only by my friends and I of course, as being the English garden party inspired. My friends, using this vision as a tool played  Read more »

I find Ibiza is easy to love but hard to describe. Is not easy to put into exact terms what is Ibizan. Not because of its charms, but because there is simply too much to tell. For instance, Ibizan architecture, yes it is simple and white, an pristine white by  Read more »

Our Mallorca trip finally came to an end this month. It was a sheer 20 days of rain, joy, carnage and pain. Oh, and a bunch of other ‘things’ that went down. Our entire family was on this trip: Mom, Dad, Sissy, dorko the brother and of course me. We  Read more »

Traveling through Singapore , relaxing in a Malaysian hotel or walking on the city streets, one will realize that in Singapore, passions surround eating and food.  There are endless choices found on just about every street corner.  Food served hot, and food served chilled, any hour of the day and  Read more »