If you’re on an E.Y.H.O. group trip, you’re set to enjoy a maxed out experience. With a dedicated Western-based tour leader – sometimes...

I learned a thing or two about packing after being on the road for three months. Fitting outfits appropriate for meeting Maharajas...

I recently stumbled upon an excellent guide by Clothroads on how to “Be a Star Textile Ambassador: How to Travel Sensitively and Sensibly...

Tucked away in India’s northeast corner is the state of Assam. With its wide open spaces, silk weaving, tea plantations, and lush...

Softer than soft. In Bumthang Valley, I discovered a textile treasure. Yak wool is typically coarse, but the babies born in early spring hav

Sights, smells, sounds, tastes, and touch. We predict you will fall in love and plan your return even before you leave.

Nuts and Bolts of a Botswana safari. We tell you the way it is, straight up.

Namibia: Sleeper hit from a travel-packed year Arriving in Windhoek, we wondered if we’d got it wrong. After a Botswana safari and the...

Victoria Falls, swimming the Devil's Pool

E.Y.H.O. Travels - 2017 in Review Remote deserts of North West India to lush Tamil Nadu/Kerala; Myanmar including newly open Chin State;...

There’s something primal about Africa that calls to all of us. Although our November trip to Botswana was a dry-run, four friends...

Early arrivals into Mumbai (Bombay) Here are some of my personal Mumbai favourites, no order of preference really. You will not be able...

Tucked away in India’s “Wild East” is the state of Assam. With wide open spaces, silk weaving, tea plantations, and thriving wildlife...

Ahir embroidery from Kutch is not only a statement of broad cultural traditions, but on a micro level, it's a revelation of the embroide

Many centuries ago, two Indian territories fought a long and vicious war. As the dust settled, the new king executed the defeated king....