Sara McMurry finds few Tibeta deities in Daramsala, so she heads off, more usefully, to Mcleodganj,

Sara McMurry takes a considered look at arranged marriages, as they happen in Asia, and wonders whether they might just work.

Sara McMurray wrestles with one of India’s most intractable problems: the enduring issue of caste.

Sara McMurry goes shopping in Jaiselmer and learns how to identify a genuine Pashmina.

When Sara McMurry stops working she doesn’t retire. She goes off on a series of volunteering stints teaching children in rural India, In this extract she’s teaching in a village near Shiv in the deserts of Rajasthan.