The religious heritage of India It is one of the aspects that has always aroused great interest and curiosity in the West. Watching a funeral rite on the banks of the River Ganges while a pilgrim performs ablutions a few metres away, or so many other scenes typical of a trip to India that we could mention raise questions and a strong desire to understand, to find the reasons and an explanation, and ultimately to make logical sense of what we see.
We have the chance to hear Jordi Solà present the following at our Barcelona offices: Sacred India route, a journey with a specific cultural aim: exploring Indonesia’s great religions with an experienced traveller and scholar of religion.
Jordi Solà is a professional travel photographer. His work has appeared in Altaïr, Rutas del Mundo, Muntanya, Vèrtex, Navegar and Lonely Planet publications. He has travelled in India, China, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and the Americas. He contributes regularly to El Punt Avui and Catalunya Ràdio. He is also a expert in Eastern religions who has studied Buddhism and Hinduism at the Ramakrishna Institute in Calcutta and Samye Dzong Centre in Barcelona. Jordi shares his passion for India and its people, exploring Indian religious traditions and their contribution to world spirituality.
Don't miss the travel talk about the North India and its Beliefs with Jordi Solà. Among attendees, we will hold a draw for a Guide to India published by Lonely Planet.
See other sessions of travel talks at the Viajes Tuareg offices we have scheduled.