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The Politics of Tanning

The Politics of Tanning

October 21, 2019
by Nirvana Bhandary
Editorial

When I am travelling, there is one particular image that ignites a strong emotion of fullness and freedom within me. That image is of my…

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My Time Backpacking Around the Iberian Peninsula as a Bollywood Star

My Time Backpacking Around the Iberian Peninsula as a Bollywood Star

February 26, 2019
by Nirvana Bhandary
Yarns

Opening scene: Australia A beautiful young woman sits at her office cubicle longingly staring at a photo of the La Sagrada Familia on her computer…

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White Hippies and Cultural Appropriation

White Hippies and Cultural Appropriation

November 6, 2018
by Nirvana Bhandary
Features

I sit in a rustic wooden house adorned with ornaments from South Asia in the middle of the wilderness in Bulgaria. It is a chilly…

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Being a Brown Backpacker in a Sea of White

Being a Brown Backpacker in a Sea of White

October 10, 2018
by Nirvana Bhandary
Features

I walk into a hostel in Italy and the common room is filled with people for the free dinner. I scan the room quickly. There…

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My Time on The Bachelor India

My Time on The Bachelor India

September 10, 2018
by Nirvana Bhandary
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“My name is Nirvana. I am 26 years old, and I am here to find the love of my life.” This is a sentence I…

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Meet the Girl Whose Cat is a Travel Blogger

Meet the Girl Whose Cat is a Travel Blogger

January 19, 2017
by Nirvana Bhandary
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Annie Yardhan has been travelling around the world for the past six months carrying her cat Mia in her backpack. Her blog IFollowMyCat.com and Instagram…

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I Moved to Morocco and Gave Up Drinking

I Moved to Morocco and Gave Up Drinking

November 22, 2016
by Nirvana Bhandary
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I used to drink ridiculous amounts of alcohol. From the ages of 18 to 22 it heavily shaped my identity and gave a human structure…

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