Existing Member?

Tags

There are [0] photos and [2] stories tagged with "biryani".


Hello, Hyderabad!

INDIA | Fri, 2 May 2014 | By jj_happyfish | Views [488]

I’m going to begin by saying that I’m regretting my decision not to bring my DSLR camera here in India. I came mainly for business so I brought along a lot of work stuff and it’s already an established fact that I’m lazy and I ... Read more >

Tags: biryani, chowmahalla, golconda, hyderabad, india, travel

Spice belly in Singapore

SINGAPORE | Sat, 8 Sep 2012 | By lani | Views [1037]

You know you've found a good biryani restaurant when the lady taking your order simply asks one question. "Mutton, chicken or vegetarian?"  On our trip out to Little India we discovered plenty of options around town whilst hiking it all around ... Read more >

Tags: biryani, eating, indian food

 

Browse Writers

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z



Pin yourself on our World Map.

Random Photo

Oldest apothecary, 1422: by vagabonds, Views[776]
Oldest apothecary, 1422

by vagabonds | Views [776]

Random Photo

We began our time in South India with a nine day retreat at Shantivanam Ashram where there is a long tradition of Benedictine Catholics seeking to further their Christian path by learning from the wisdom of India's historically deep traditions.  Most famous among them is the late English monk, Father Bede Griffiths.  Some of the intentional Christian-Hindu integration is external, such as the extreme poverty, here the monks wear robes resembling the clothing of India's centuries of Hindu holy men who shed material possessions so as not to obstruct them from their spiritual path.: by ivan_miral, Views[2026]
We began our time in South India with a nine day retreat at Shantivanam Ashram where there is a long tradition of Benedictine Catholics seeking to further their Christian path by learning from the wisdom of India's historically deep traditions. Most famous among them is the late English monk, Father Bede Griffiths. Some of the intentional Christian-Hindu integration is external, such as the extreme poverty, here the monks wear robes resembling the clothing of India's centuries of Hindu holy men who shed material possessions so as not to obstruct them from their spiritual path.

by ivan_miral | Views [2026]

Random Photo

panama city (photo Felix): by tempolibre, Views[1600]
panama city (photo Felix)

by tempolibre | Views [1600]

World Nomads on

World Nomads on