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India’s Cup 2018: Day 5
Posted 4 October 2018 by David IN / 0 responses
The fifth day of the India’s Cup 2018. By Day 5, the India’s Cup was in full swing. The previous day had been a long drive, coast to coast, but the next day’s route, from Alleppey to Coimbatore, was more relaxed. There were also a couple of fantastic sightseeing opportunities, and we […]
The India’s Cup 2018: Training Day
Posted 27 June 2018 by David IN / 0 responses
Day 1 of the India’s Cup driving challenge 2018. April 2018 saw the first edition of the India’s Cup in its new, improved, format. Better vehicles, a better route, and, of course, brand new teams. The event was a great challenge, but provided participants with many fantastic moments and incredible moments. We’re going […]
Our Favourite Photos of Karnataka
Posted 24 July 2017 by David IN / 0 responses
These photos of Karnataka show the state’s many treasures. Photo by Drouyn Cambridge Karnataka may not be the most famous state we visit on the India’s Cup minimal assistance rally. However, it is home to a variety of sites historical, natural, and spiritual. Within its large expanse there is much […]
What Makes Goa So Special?
Posted 5 April 2017 by David IN / 0 responses
Goa, the final destination for the India’s Cup, really is special. After 11 days and almost 1500 miles, participants on the India’s Cup reach the minimal assistance rally’s final destination: Panaji, capital of the union territory of Goa. For decades, Goa has been a popular tourist destination, for many the […]
The Ruins of Hampi
Posted 27 October 2016 by David IN / 0 responses
Photo by Apadegal Once the centre of the Vijayanagara Empire, the ruins of Hampi are captivating. The miles of remains deserve days of exploration, and are an essential stop during any trip to Southern India. The area is walkable, but in the summer sun it’s best to explore on bike […]
Nagarhole National Park
Posted 14 October 2016 by David IN / 0 responses
Photo by Yathin S Krishnappa What can you expect to see at Karnataka’s Nagarhole National Park? It would be a waste to go to Southern India without seeing any animals, and there’s not many better places for that than Nagarhole National Park. Also known as Rajiv Gandhi National Park, you can find […]
Why You Should Visit the Western Ghats
Posted 11 October 2016 by David IN / 0 responses
Here’s why you should visit the Western Ghats. Sometimes India’s cities can be a little too fast-paced, a little too busy, and often a little too hot. When you need to take a break from the crowds, there’s no better way than to visit the Western Ghats. The mountain range […]
The Former Danish Colony of Tranquebar, Tamil Nadu
Posted 3 October 2016 by David IN / 0 responses
India’s history of colonialism is no secret, but the former Danish colony of Tranquebar, owned by the Scandinavians for over 200 years, is often forgotten. Photo by Sumanskumar745 Small, often ignored, but actually lovely, it is fitting that Tranquebar was run by the Danish for over 200 years. One […]
The Most Spectacular Temple in Southern India
Posted 28 September 2016 by David IN / 0 responses
Meenakshi Amman Temple is regarded by many as the most spectacular temple in Southern India. Photo by Jorge Royan Locals consider Meenakshi Amman temple the eighth wonder of the world, and that’s not just their pride talking: the architectural marvel was among the worldwide entrants considered for a position […]
What You Need to Know about Udupi’s Krishna Temple
Posted 20 September 2016 by David IN / 0 responses
Udupi, a coastal city in the South Western province of Karnataka, is home to one of the region’s finest temples. Just an hour north of Mangaluru, this is an important site of of religious pilgrimage in India, and a worthwhile excursion for anyone in the area, especially those involved in […]