All of the sites, blogs and resources listed here have been carefully vetted for quality and authenticity — and a dash of genuine love for India, Asia, travel, writing or yoga/spirituality!
About India and Asia
- IndiaTourism, official site
- IndiaMike, a travel forum for sharing tips on travel and living in India
- Indiaphile art, books, film, travel, events
- Love Guides to India gorgeous guides that will make you fall in love with the cities they cover
- Wanderlust and Lipstick, travel resource for women with lots of info on India
- Le Monde – A Poetic Travail, Indian woman solo traveler
- Indiawide – India’s largest collection of holiday homes
- TravelWireAsia – Covers travel, lifestyle and entertainment across the region
- Asia Travel Blogs Network – A list of high quality blogs pertaining to Asia travel by people who are passionate about writing and traveling
Travel Blogs about India and Asia
- Painted Stork
- 10-Year Itch
- Iamtravelling
- India Outside my Window
- IndiaYarn
- Otts World: The Spice Diaries Volunteering in India
- The Planet D, Canada’s Adventure Couple
- Travel Tales from India
- IndiaTravelJourney
- Feringhee: The India Diaries
- Shantitown, Jessica and Andre Vaillancourt”s love of India
- Republic of Brown, Everything Indian and cool
- Shooting Star
- A Turquoise Cloud – Beautifully written blog about Bangalore
- Travels of an expat
- Full Stop India
- India on an Enfield - A Woman’s Motorcycle Adventure
Travel Guides, Blogs and Forums
- TripAdvisor, where real people review hotels and more
- LonelyPlanet, and the Thorn Tree Travel Forum
- The Matador Network, online travel magazine
- Transitions Abroad, a comprehensive resource for working and living abroad
- Startbackpacking.com, a very informative backpacking guide
- NomadicMatt’s Travel Site
- Everything-Everywhere
- BootsNall Travel Network – a community of independent travelers
- Facing the Street
- How to teach English overseas
- Explore-Dream-Discover
- World on my Doorstep
- WeBlogTheWorld
- AdventurousKate
- Two-go-round-the-world
- Bacon is magic
- Chris Around the World
- Spencer Spellma: Traveling Philosopher
- Take Your Big Trip
Travel Tips
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- Journeywoman, travel advice for women
Photography
- Katha Images
- Picture the Planet
Yoga in India
- Krishnamacharya Yoga Mandiram, Chennai
- Aurovalley Ashram, Rishidwar
- Anand Prakash Yoga Ashram, Rishikesh
- Sivananda Yoga Centre, Delhi
Yoga Blogs and sites
- Lila Yoga
- Linda’s Yoga Journey
- BlissPassport – Your guide to yoga spas, resorts and retreats
- YogaToronto – Toronto’s Yoga Directory
- Akhanda Yoga Blog by Chetana Panwar
Writers and bloggers
- The Wright Words: Writing tips and thoughts on the writing life.
- Doreen is the Wizard of Words – writing and living travel
- Lori Henry – Travel Writer
- Suzanne Boles – Words that work
- Mighty Girl
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Hello Mariellen,
I picked up your blog feed from the PWAC bizlist. I found the thread of discussion a good one and was intrigued by your comment of blogging and its potential, soooo, I came to check out your blog and am very happy that I did. This is beautiful work. You have given me much to mull over. Thank-you.
Joyce
hello Mariellen, beautiful blog, visually and content
have you been to South India? do you have any pics on South India?
your blog is amazing. And thanks for writing such an extensive details on your blog
Hi can you include something about the handloom weavers in Varanasi. You can know the details about handloom weavers from thegoldentriangles.com
meriellen is the true ambassador of indian culture , not the politics, to the india and the whole world.
i am happy and satisfied that i could meet her once in life in delhi, planned by the god.
ashok gupta
delhi
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