Traffic is hell in all major cities around the world, sometimes even in the minor ones (looking at you, Florence). But thanks to the peculiar mix of motorized vehicles, pedestrians and wildlife, India manages to make its roads extra special. It‘s hard to describe the noise and constant movement

Writing blog posts on the phone isn’t ideal - it doesn’t let me post videos for example - and I’m often too tired at night to actually throw a post together but there is so much I want to share! And every day is so full of

India had never been on my bucket list. All accounts I had read sounded fascinating but the poverty and the masses of people and the sheer size of it didn’t appeal to me in any way. But I am starting to understand why people become so fascinated with India:

This was an intense day and not just because yoga started at 7am. Today was major tourist day! We started at the Jama Masjid, one of the largest mosques in India, built in the 1640s, and even though it might not look so impressive in the pictures, it can hold

Our yoga retreat officially started this afternoon so we had the morning free for some more sightseeing. But first, breakfast. Not pictured but very much part of this wonderful meal, mango lassis and lots of fresh fruits. Then we had to stop by the spa for a steam bath and

I’m still working on getting my blogging groove back but obviously a trip to India is the perfect time to dust off our little corner of the internet and make it official that the Paws are back! In my one day in Delhi I’ve learned that it really