India Incognito is now playing on ArcticTropic. INDIA INCOGNITO is a behind the scenes documentary shot by true adventurers. This is the real India- not the tourist India -showing how people really live. To view it is to experience India Incognito- noticing, but not being noticed. Religious ceremonies, street life, music, and the every day bizarre bazaars are ongoing. The last part of the program explores the little known tribal areas of Eastern Orissa, including the murderous Bonda.

India Incognito was shot and produced in 1990. This is timeless India, however. Though upper caste society has modernized since then – these are scenes that have not changed for millennia and will continue the cycle for eternity.

The twenty-nine minute show follows a journey through Dehli, Jaipur, Agra, Calcutta, Bhubaneshwar, Puri and Vishkapatnam. The documentary also explores The Ghat Mountains, the Ganges, the Indian Ocean beaches.

The show was formerly for sale on DVD. Now, you can view it HERE for free!
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Only 2 hours from Miami – Honduras is an untouched eco-paradise. Few travelers visit – other than the Bay Islands.

ArcticTropic, located in Miami, is only 4 hours from Quito and Guayaquil. We are planning to visit soon and will add many new locations. Add your own below.

Costa Rican wave action is excellent! ArcticTropic links to top surf destinations worldwide.

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Bosnia now enjoys an uneasy peace – for Europe the country is relatively undeveloped and therefore great for exploring. ArcticTropic has two links at the moment.

Only 6 hours from Miami – Bolivia has every non-maritime adventure. Right now ArcticTropic has two links to destinations there . The video is 64 years old – but many things aspects of life haven’t changed much since then.

“Wheels Up ” for the three hour commuter flight from Medellín to Miami. It’s a quick hop across the Caribbean, passing Jamaica and Cuba along the way.

A little free time this afternoon to take a tour of downtown Medellín. Here is the work of the great native sculptor Fernando Botero. There will be more shots this weekend as I tour the Antioquia countryside.

Nearby Church.