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Allahabad’s Khusro Bagh, the Taj Mahal you never heard of

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When your hike takes you to a beach like this 🇲🇽 // #puertovallarta #mexico A happy star/nakshatra birthday to me! nothing but gratitude today for all the people in my life and this life!✨ // @brimcompany Landed in #PuertoVallarta to spend a few days with our fav @manueldavalos 🇲🇽 and on the beach. We were welcomed with a delicious home cooked by his mom Lucilla and sous-chef Yoko. Simple but out of the world uchepos with sides of her fiery salsa and home made cotija cheese. These people and this place feel like a home away from away. Although I just discovered Manuel's family runs an ice cream shop (paleteria) and they have been doing it for generations and Manuel didn't mention this before? How could he not, I'm "offended"! 🇲🇽// P:S their Paletas are delicious and the flavors are unbelievable!
My motto for the year: Less comfort, more courage! ✨// Hope to lean in on that and muster the gumption, time and mindspace to actually start some projects that I have been plotting for a while. Telling myself it's alright to fail knowing that I'll have at least given it a shot!🤞// Some where in #sanpancho near #puertovallarta, #Mexico 🇲🇽 An explosive sunset over the rooftops of #puertovallarta 🇲🇽 Mind blown by the folklore ballet performance at Palacio de Belles Artes yesterday. What a riot of colors, dances, music, and costumes it was. I didn’t quite know what to expect but the entire two hour performance was a sensory explosion to say the least. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Some performances represented a dance and/or music tradition from a particular region of Mexico, some were legends or arts transformed into burst of color and rhythm, and others reflected upon pre-columbian practices and later on the Hispanic influences. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Every time @deepesh_nair and I thought we couldn’t possibly like it  anymore, we were stunned. Dancers and musicians were all over, behind the audience, in the boxes, pulling people from the audiences so it made it all more the fun. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Speechless.
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