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Embark on a journey with Bushtracks Expeditions Explorer, Vivienne Gunning, as she discovers the breathtaking murals and paintings of Parag Sonarghare, an Indian artist whose technical ability and soulful creations are not to be missed. Immerse yourself in the vibrant artistic energy of Kochi, India, home to the renowned Art Biennale, and witness the call to action for preservation of neglected murals. Delve into the works of Parag Sonarghare, a mastermind behind mesmerizing murals and exceptional depictions of the human form, whose art is a precious gem that must be cherished and safeguarded.

Join Vivienne Gunning, a Bushtracks Expedition Leader, on an immersive journey through the captivating Bazaar Road in Kochi. Witness the fascinating history and diverse cultural influences of this ancient street, built by the Portuguese, Dutch, and British, dating back to the 16th century. Vivienne shares insights into the legacies of these colonial powers, and how they shaped the area's architecture and lifestyle. Immerse yourself in the vibrant markets, historic buildings, and colorful streets of Bazaar Road, and be inspired to preserve its cultural and historical riches for future generations.

In this blog, the author takes the reader on a journey through the historic spice market in Jew Town, Fort Kochi, India. The vivid descriptions of the architecture, spices, and traditional methods used to prepare them, bring to life the rich history and culture of the region. Through the author's eyes, we are transported to a place where the scents and flavors of ginger, cinnamon, and cumin fill the air, and the vibrant market is steeped in tradition and the legacy of the Portuguese and Dutch traders who once owned the building. This blog is a must-read for anyone interested in the history and culture of India, and for foodies and travelers alike.

This blog post details a shared taxi ride through the High Atlas Mountains in Morocco, providing an authentic experience of local life in the area. The author describes the people sharing the ride, their physical appearance, and the warm hospitality and friendly smiles deeply rooted in Moroccan culture. The contrast between the shared taxi experience and a nearby luxury hotel owned by Richard Branson highlights the different layers of society and the superficiality of some Western experiences. This post encourages readers to immerse themselves in different cultures and to seek out more authentic travel experiences.