Tanishk Juneja
Embarking on adventures doesn't always mean packing your bags and buying a plane ticket. Sometimes, the most enriching journeys come from the pages of a book.
Coelho explores themes of destiny and self-discovery, inspiring readers to pursue their "Personal Legend" and emphasising that the journey often holds more value than the destination.
The book blends travelogue and historical exploration, showcasing Dalrymple's deep affection for the city and its cultural tapestry. You'll feel like you're wandering alongside him through bustling markets and ancient monuments as you gain insights into Delhi's character.
Jenny Tough takes us on a personal journey that's as much about physical endurance as it is about mental resilience. Documenting her solo runs across rugged mountain ranges; this book reminds us that sometimes, pushing our limits leads to the most profound lessons.
Tully, a seasoned journalist, presents a candid exploration of India. His storytelling captures the paradoxes of the country—where tradition meets modernity and chaos dances with serenity.
Botton invites readers to ponder the deeper motivations behind travel. Rather than just a guidebook filled with itineraries, it questions what travel can teach us about ourselves and the world around us.It's perfect for those who seek to find meaning in their adventures.
Forster paints a vivid picture of the Indian landscape and delves into the lives of both the British colonisers and the Indian populace. It's a literary journey that prompts readers to reflect on their own cultural perceptions.
Bond shares his love for the Ganges River and the picturesque town of Mussoorie in this heartfelt collection of essays and stories. His affection for the region is evident, making this collection ideal for those seeking peace and reflection.