Kitchen and Sikkim Tea

Going back to Sikkim again. Tea and the kitchen ( in Dzongu) and Pema and Pema's sister. Pema is a lawyer. His sister is the world's best possible cook. They are sitting in the kitchen. The kitchen is an integral part of the house in Sikkim. Everything from watching tv, reading magazines, post-dinner-lovely-marathon-conversations-without-washing-hands, dinner, breakfast, everything happens here. Get the drift?

This tea is the best possible tea I have had so far, you get a bad version at the Oxford bookstore in Delhi ( in that stupid cha bar).

(Got a call in the morning, Affected Citizens of Teesta have been asked to call off their hunger strike, or else legal action will be taken. Next week, we travel to a lot of places, lot of places.)

Myth

After the shoot, on our way out from Dzongu, we met Myth.

National park

Early morning. We are trekking towards the core-zone of the national park. Really difficult trek, especially with equipment. We are going mad as the mighty Kanchanjunga starts playing hide-and-seek with us.