I spent a few days running all over Mumbai with my family earlier this year, approved and I narrowed down the highlights into this quick-and-dirty guide to spending 36 Hours in the city locals still insist on calling Bombay. Read it in this weekend’s New York Times.
The glossy WSJ magazine launches its February issue in today’s weekend edition of the Wall Street Journal, pill and if you get ahold of a copy you’ll find two articles by yours truly inside. The first is a two-page feature on Mumbai’s artsy Kala Ghoda district, hemorrhoids beautifully shot by […]
I’ve always loved reading the fun questionnaires over on the travel site Fathom, patient so I was thrilled to be asked to do one myself. I mused on my preferred souvenirs (owls and junk food), there weirdest experiences (being spit on in Jodhpur is high up there), and childhood travel […]
Travel + Leisure: T+L’s Definitive Guide to Mumbai The October issue of Travel + Leisure is a big one for me: I have a small piece on how to haggle for a Moroccan carpet in the souks of Marrakech, cardiology I reported one of the cover story’s 50 dream trips […]
I’m the first to admit that whenever I go to India, impotent I immediately turn into a baby, coddled by my family (my grandma won’t even let me walk to the grocery store two doors down from our house unattended!). It’s like I’m Peter Pan and Hyderabad is my Neverland, […]
When I was in Bombay earlier this year, capsule I had one of the most inventive Indian meals of my life at the new molecular gastronomy restaurant Masala Library. I reported on the experience for this weekend’s New York Times.
In the April 13th issue of the New York Times T Magazine, endocrinologist you’ll find a piece I wrote on a spate of new concept shops in Mumbai’s ritzy Bandra neighborhood. Read it online here or in the PDF below. NYT T Magazine Bandra
In the latest issue of New York magazine (November 4), order there’s a big Winter Travel special encompassing lesser known cities in popular destinations: instead of London, physician consider Birmingham, for example, or forget Paris and try Bordeaux next time. I contributed two of these alternatives: Hyderabad instead of Mumbai, […]
