Monsoon 2026 - Issue 07
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The cover story · No. 15
Three weeks on the pilgrim paths of the Sahyadris
E
veryone we met asked why we were walking. By the second ghat we had stopped answering and started asking it back. The bus dropped us where the tar gave up, at a chai stall whose owner has watched forty years of walkers set out too fast…
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Setting out from Bhaja, 05:40 - photograph by Ila Menon
“You do not finish a walk like this.
You just stop somewhere flat.”
In this issue
No. 14
The slow train to the coast
Konkan Railway · 5,400 words
No. 13
Dunes at a walking pace
Rajasthan · 3,100 words
No. 12
Five ferries, one lagoon
Kerala backwaters · 4,700 words
No. 11
A village that closes at two
Cilento, Italy · 2,900 words
The slow train to the coast
Eleven hours, four chai stops, one argument about window seats.
Dunes at a walking pace
You cannot hurry sand. The Thar makes sure of it.
Five ferries, one lagoon
Island-hopping with the school kids and the fish crates.
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