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  • Culture - Photo Essay - Travelogue - Weekly Features

    Shinkansen Diaries: Discovering Japan by Rail (Part 2 – Hiroshima)

    12 April 2026

    Michael Smith — Excerpt: In layout and style, Hiroshima Museum is no different to many other museums around the world; nevertheless, it was to leave a lasting impression on us all.

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    Indore and Beyond: Faith, Forts, and Faluda

    29 March 2026

    Snigdha Agrawal — Excerpt: Indore was calling. And we, ever obedient to culinary and cultural summons, answered.

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    Feathered Silence in Gujarat

    29 March 2026

    Ruchi Acharya — Excerpt: Little did I know how much the metro’s hustle and bustle was consuming my soul, and I needed this solo trip to Gujarat.

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    Whispers through Time

    1 March 2026

    Sayan Sarkar — Excerpt: “Welcome to Eastland,” my wife spoke theatrically in a spooky voice.

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    26 April 2026
  • Culture - Photo Essay - Travelogue - Weekly Features

    Shinkansen Diaries: Discovering Japan by Rail (Part 1 – Tokyo)

    1 March 2026

    Michael Smith — Excerpt: In October 2009, myself and a colleague at the British school where I worked accompanied a small group of 15/16 year old students to Japan.

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