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Shivya Nath

Berlin, Germany, India
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My soul is from elsewhere. Award-winning travel writer. Words in BBC, NatGeo, WashPost etc. New Book: Rootless and Restless (Penguin, 2026) 👇🏽
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Ditch the Tourist Trail for These Conscious Travel Experiences in Northern Spain.

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By Shivya Nath
| The Shooting Star
Years ago, my partner and I spent a month travelling in the south of Spain, through the cities and villages of Andalusia, grand in their architecture and soulful in their music. Spain therefore, has always evoked in me images of intricate Arabic design, underground flamenco gatherings and Spanish guitar music spilling out on cobblestoned streets.
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Recognising one’s Changing Self

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By Yauvanika Chopra, Shivya Nath
| Garhwal Post
Book Review By Yauvanika Chopra ============ Rootless and Restless: A Woman’s Search for Meaningful Adventure in Distant Places By Shivya Nath ============ On a moonlit night, a young woman walks alongside three new friends, upon a Caribbean beach where green turtles usually waddle ashore to lay their eggs on the same land they had once hatched in. The white sand below unexpectedly gives way to a pervasive brownish grass which the four humans identify as algae.
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Poetry, public transport and slow travel in Iran

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By Shivya Nath
| Mint
Iran had just opened up e-visas for Indian travellers, but ours quickly got rejected. I read on forums that it was common to get an e-visa rejection, no reasons given. So we set about charting the archaic, long-winded route to get a physical visa at the embassy: get a visa code through an Iranian travel agency, file an application with travel documents at the Iranian consulate in Mumbai and submit medical test results for TB and HIV.
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