Behind the Journeys

Celebrating Wildlife Conservation High in Kerala’s Misty Hills

Eravikulam National Park, high in the Kannan Devan Hills of the southern Western Ghats, is a breath taking place and an uplifting story of wildlife conservation in action. 

 

The Forest where Red Panda Play

Working as a lodge naturalist at Red Panda Outpost, Deepa Rakshana witnesses many beautiful moments in the wild but even for him, spotting red panda cubs at play is rare enough to be magical. He describes this unforgettable experience in this week's blog.

A Feast for all the Senses in Corfu

Corfu's history can be tasted! While most of Greece was under Ottoman rule, Corfu was Venetian and when they lost control of the island in 1797, they left the best of their cooking behind. These delicious dishes then mixed with local bounty including olive oil, honey and wine to create a cuisine that is all their own. In this blog, we profile a restaurant where tradition and innovation come appetisingly together. 

Warrior Women & the Cree Indigenous Peoples

Matricia Bauer is a member of Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation and the co-founder, with her daughter, of Warrior Women. Together they are on a mission to 'indigenize the world, one drum beat at a time.' 

 

Horticultural Magic in Singapore

The names of the garden designers and floral artists who will be exhibiting at the Singapore Garden Festival 2026 have been revealed … and it’s a stellar line up! In this week's blog we share our top five talents to look forward to in the prestigious Show Gardens and Floral Windows to the World displays. 

Sewing with the Women of Bhuj

Once the capital of the former princely state of Kutch, Bhuj is one of Gujarat’s hidden gems. Many traditional crafts and customs are still practiced here and the town has become famous for its fine crafts and opportunities for immersive experiences with skilled artisans - as one of our clients discovered.