Author Archives: Juti

This is where we had pesach dinner, in the garden of Beit Chabad. Check out the background The snowy mountains, and the moon,… and the 200 israelis, that you can’t see in the background This is Aviv, from Israel, and … Continue reading →

This one is a picture that I’ve taken in Bodhgaya. It’s some indian students in front of their school. it must have been a break, because they were only outside for a few minutes… I thought you might like to … Continue reading →

This is Triund. The peak where I’ve spent a few days in march. It’s not the big snowy one, but the one in the front, but when I was up there it was also covered in snow. Hopefully at home … Continue reading →

I’m not sure if the pictures are really there, but if yes, then this one is just a tipical colourful scene from the streetlife of India, and this one: is me on a tour around Mcleodganj, with a Canadian friend … Continue reading →

Wow! I’m at the Khajuraho now! Such an amasing place. This is also magical India. It’s a little village, and not far from the village there are plenty enormous temples built for all the different gods, and godesses. There are … Continue reading →

Just about in the last week of my travels I got to know the real India (i think) ! Tomorrow I’m leaving this magical place, Varanasi, and I’m going to see the Khajuraho – which is supposed to be one … Continue reading →

This is amasing! Varanasi is so much like Jerusalem, it is unbelievable. The old city here is just like the old city in Jerusalem. Tiny-little paths and market-like shops on each side. Except here it’s indians who try to sell … Continue reading →

this time only for three weeks. I’m in Bodhgaya now, and tomorrow I’ll go to Varanasi. Bodhgaya is where Buddha gained enlightenment under the Boddhi tree, but the most interesting is that there are all kinds of Buddhist temples here: … Continue reading →

I’ve just finished a 10 day silent meditation course. It was great We’ve learnt about Buddhist philosophy and meditation (also practiced -of course). I’ve enjoyed the course and the environment so much, that I’ve actually stayed up here in the … Continue reading →

or exatly Mcleod Ganj, and it is justas lovely here than over around Manali. It is very peaceful here with many Tibetan Monks, although there are much more turists here. And even this place seems to be overruled by Izraelis!Sometimes … Continue reading →