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GLP Films launches partnership with National Geographic, producing 5 new short films showcasing unique travel and human-interest stories. Locations include Bolivia, Senegal, and India. Trailer and all 5 films available now at www.glpfilms.com/natgeopartnership
Teaser Trailer - GLP Films and National Geographic Partnership from GLP Films on Vimeo.
Here's my new book. It's called "India Travel Health Guide: Health Advice and Tips for Travelers to ..." and is available on Amazon.
The Aoling Festival Tours - Mon, Nagaland I India - April 2015
The Aoling festival is celebrated by the Konyak tribe in Mon district, a remote corner of northern part of Nagaland. This festival signifies the beginning of the New Year. It is celebrated after the completion of sowing. During the festival people dress up in colourful and traditional attire to participate in the festivities. Their headgear is made up of skulls, skin and feathers of animals and birds. The villagers play log-drums in front of the ‘Morung’, women perform dances with folk songs, and the men dance the warrior dance with their guns and spears which depicts the stories of valour in the battle during the heydays of head-hunting. The guns are fired at random throughout the village at the end.
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If you are considering going to Jaipur India then why not take this opportunity and visit Bhangarh Fort. It is supposed to be one of the most haunted places in India. Rumours has it that if you stay the night, you might not return. http://www.shalusharma.com/bhangarh-fort-the-most-haunted-place-in-...
Those thinking of travelling to India might consider buying my next India travel book which is now available on Amazon. The book is called, "Essential India Travel Guide: Travel Tips And Practical Information" and solves the problems faced by foreign travellers to India.
An apology: I misstated the date of the tweetchat about Guadeloupe on some of the invitations sent out yesterday. The tweetchat, #RecGuad, concerns the hottest destination in the Caribbean (up 23% in 2013), and it will be today, Tuesday, at 2 pm.. I hope you can make it. For corrected invitation see
http://www.tripatini.com/group/mediaonly/forum/topics/guadeloupe-tw...
Those travelling to India to seek spirituality would be happy to know that I have published a new book on Hinduism. Its designed for children but it can even be used by those who wants to learn Hinduism including those who are travelling to India. Its available on all Amazon stores. http://www.amazon.com/Hinduism-For-Kids-Beliefs-Practices-ebook/dp/...
Do you know what women travelers want? If you are a girl you might have your suspicions, but do you really know? To find out read Girls That Roam’s Women’s Travel Survey: http://girlsthatroam.com/grasp-women-travelers-want/.
Girls That Roam’s team is so proud to be a Preferred Media Sponsor of The Dinah. Find out how you can win VIP Platinum Passes to The Dinah in Palm Springs, Calif. April 2 – 6, 2014. http://girlsthatroam.com/girls-roam-preferred-media-sponsor-dinah-2...