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Last year, I chose to travel to India as a place to backpack for three months based only on the fact I wanted to see tigers and elephants. The more I read online and in Lonely Planet about all the things to see while backpacking India, the more I added to my list of things
Driving before India I LOVE to drive (I even like driving in India). A month after getting my license, at 16, I flipped a Tahoe a few times. I wasn’t going to let that little snafu discourage me. After a truck, and some Dodge thing, my little Pontiac G6 arrived. Her and I have logged
There are so many popular, cool, and trendy places around Mumbai from checking out a Bollywood film being made (seriously you can do a tour to see) to having high tea at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel or getting local on the "slow local" train. But from a sightseeing perspective, I've summed up the 25 most
As you know, I left India for the last time as an expat last week and from here on out will be going back to India as a tourist. Ben and I took our pets and preparing to leave India with pets (think quarantine, paperwork, and government export offices) is about as stressful as you
Last month when I did a little round up on my four years of blogging, and I put in a reader survey with 10 short questions about what you guys like and don't like on Hippie in Heels. I hadn't done a survey before so I was nervous, but in the end it was really
There are quite a number of fellow bloggers who read my blog and have requested more posts on blogging, so I have a line-up of posts over the next few weeks which I'll share. This one is kind of a checklist for travel bloggers sharing what tasks I do each day and/or weekly ones. If
I have been DYING to share this with you guys! My website got a makeover, which after 3 years was pretty needed. Back in October 2013 Ben made my site for me with me annoying him along the way to make it how I wanted it. It was perfect then. Now, things are changing. Travel
Bomdila Arunachal Pradesh was one of my favorite towns in Arunachal Pradesh. This small town has a population of less than 10,000 people, is 8,800 feet above sea level, and is the home of the Monpa, Aka, Miji, Sherdukpen, and Bogun tribes. Passing into Arunachal Pradesh does require an ILP (inner line permit) or foreign
