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Lone Warrior: An Encounter with the Grey-headed Fish Eagle
The Story of the Royal Tombs
Eight Unexpected Uses For Elephant Dung
Aubades and Serenades in Anegundi
The Landscape of an Elephant’s Meal
A Symphony of Flavours
Under the Kalahari Sky: A Journey Through Africa’s Night Sky
Where the People Were
Legends of the Langur
Reptilian Sibilances, Mollusc Stillnesses, Fern Rustlings
Botswana: A Sustainable Safari Destination
Guardians of Sacred Transitions
Where Giants Linger in Shadows
Songs of the Plantation
Ten Mistakes to Avoid on Safari
The Art of a Cosmopolitan Empire
The Otter Story
Coffee and the art of slow travel
Seven Things to do in the Kalahari Desert
Ugra Narasimha - the protector of Hampi
Dholes: Whistling Hunters of Kabini
‘Anura’: An Amphibian Aubade
Safaris in Botswana
Sri Purandara Mantapa: A hall that echoes the raagas of devotion
Where Tuskers Swim and Coracles Float
Treks, Trails and Tranquility
Tsodilo Hills
Meeting the Star
When Bamboo Blooms and the Forest Hungers
Cultural Extravaganza : Kodava Music & Dance Forms
The Kalahari Skies: An Everchanging Canvas of Colour
Secrets of the Badavilinga
The Jenu Kuruba Way: Honouring Nature’s Gifts
Namdroling - The Refuge
The San People of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve: Guardians of an Ancient Culture
Anegundi: ‘Monkey Business’ in the ‘Elephant Pit’
Birds to See Even If You’re No Birdwatcher
A Visual Spectacle On The Tree Tops
African Wild Dogs - one of Africa's most captivating carnivores and most endangered species
The Bylanes of Hampi
Otterly Wild
On The Wing: Where Do the Butterflies Go?
Discovering the Brown Hyenas of the Central Kalahari Game Reserv
Life in a Forgotten Empire
An Aural Journey through Nagarahole : The Sound of Life
On a Lark: Travels in Search of Song
Kodagu and Her Raintime Songs
Tracing the Ramayana Trail in Hampi
Five Wildlife Sightings You Can Expect Without Going on Safari
Into the Valley of Deception: The Central Kalahari Game Reserve
The Cup That Cheers: The Changing Taste of Coffee
Mountain Dweller: The Blue-capped Rock Thrush
The Spice Route: How spices changed the world
Treasures Hidden in Plain Sight
Amazing Ankasamudra
Where Stones Sing: The Hemakuta Hill in Hampe
Craft Calling: Traditional Lambani Arts and Crafts and the Sandu
The Path of a Downfall
The Kabini & Kaveri Chronicles
An Aural Journey through Nagarahole : The Language of Deception
An Aural Journey through Nagarahole : The Sound of Tardiness
Caretaking in Elephant Families
The Desert Lions of the Kalahari
Taking Terrific Photos on Safari: Getting the Trophy Shot
Adapt and Survive: Reaching the Pinnacle of Specialisation
In Pursuit of the Pride
The Upside-Down World of The Hanging Parrot
The Virajpet Clock Tower
Mistletoe Romance
The Kalahari Basin
A time with the first people: The Old Ways
Into the night – nocturnal life in the Kalahari
Pilgrimage
An Aural Journey through Nagarahole: The Seen and the Sawing
Hampi Ruins in the 1900s: Stellar Photographs From A Forgotten H
Touring Kabini with Your Eyes Closed: An Aural Journey through N
North Karnataka’s Threesome — Badami, Aihole, & Pattadakallu
A Coorg Bride’s Trousseau
The World of Warblers
Ballyamane
What’s Cooking: A Day with the Chef
Mornings at Coorg
Barbet Battleground
Eye to eye
Hampi Ruins in the 1900s — The Gateways into the City
Badami Caves — A Feast for Your Eyes
The Diamonds of the Vijayanagara Empire
Architectural Wonders
The Hornbill
A Lone Porcupine fights off an entire pride of Lions!
Yantroddharaka Hanuman Temple – A Deep Dive
The cute little denizens of the Kamalapura Palace, Hampi
The Tale of the Tungabhadra
Geological Note on Hampi’s rocks
Owl in a Day
On the trail of the elephant in Hampi
Hampi – The Other Side of the Coin
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Jallad Roti | Akki Roti
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Qubani ka Meetha and Shahjaha
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Murgh-e-Lazeez
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Nizami Machali ka Salan
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Dum ki Nalli
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Anapa Ginjala Pulusu
Sabu – the First Indian Star in Hollywood
An Aural Journey through Kabini: Pre-Dawn Critters and Jitters
A Naturalist’s Office
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Raan-e-Kamalapura
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Baghara Baingan
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Natukodi Pulusu
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Tondekai Palya
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Royala Igaru
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Pulihora
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Koli Chuttada
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Karibelle Cutlet
The Battle of Talikota and the Sacking of Hampi
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Kori Ghee Roast
The Kalahari is in a constant state of flow
Seven Animals to see in the Kalahari Desert
Of creatures great and small
Ten Interesting Facts About the Kalahari Desert
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Vazhachundum Thoran
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Mezze Platter
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Grilled Pork Ribs
Of Tufts and Tails
An Aural Journey through Kabini: The Beginnings
Clueless in Hampi
Harihara & Bukka: founders of the Vijayanagara Empire
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Pazham Puzhungiyathu
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Peppercorn chocolate mousse
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Kabsah Laham Bis
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Vazhakanda Thoran
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Banana Bajji
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Pazham pori
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Joojeh – e – Koobideh
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Vegetable Kurma
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Idiyappam
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Appam
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Kadamputtu
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Pandi Curry
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Kerala Fish Curry
Fern Fever
Nalknad Palace – off the beaten track in Coorg
Mother Goddess Kaveri
(Not) The Garden Variety Bulbul
Pandi Curry – the Emperor of Kodava Cuisine
Under the veil of rain and darkness
Tasting the Wild
Kodava Brides – keepers of tradition
Designing the Sidapur Coffee and Culture Museum
Special Ingredients of Kodava Cuisine
The Purple Elixir – Maddh Thopp
Why you should put a backwater boat safari at the forefront
The Master of the Seas
Why you should put a backwater boat safari at the forefront of y
Dancing Elephants
Chikka Veerarajendra of Coorg and his Thirteen Wives
Kodava Cuisine – Festive Food of Coorg
Kodava Jewellery – Design Deconstructed
Kodava Cuisine – Seasonal Food of Coorg
The Architecture of Ainmanes: Form follows Function
Kodava Ainmanes – the heart of the Kodava Clan
Shikar with Raja Lingarajendra
A Guest House for the British
A Photographer’s Guide to Coorg – 2
Kopi Luwak
A Photographer’s Guide to Coorg
The Enchanted Woods!
Princess Victoria Gowramma of Coorg – 2
Princess Victoria Gowramma of Coorg
Of Clouds and Waterfalls
The Mesmerizing Monsoon of Coorg
Winter Wonderland
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Sutta Sigadi Mathu Hannugalu
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Masala Raagi Cheela
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Tandoori Zaffrani Paneer
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Tumbida Ginnu
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Raagi Mudde Bassaru
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Hurida Meke Mamsa
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Masala Hoo Kosu
Hidden in Plain Sight
On Invisible Trails
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Kuruba Adina Saru
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Sutta Naati Koli
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Savatekayi Suttadu
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Kendadali urida sigadi mathu
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Bidirinalli Beyisida Koli
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Vaje Bale
A Date with the Wild
From the Kitchens of Evolve Back – Hurida Koli
First glimpse of god – the Black Panther of Kabini
The Battle of Raichur: The Beginning of the End
‘Monument Mithras’ (Friends of Monuments)
Vijayanagara Empire – the origins
Kinnal Craft: Artistic Heritage in Wood
Beyond the Open-Air Museum
Matanga Hill
Farmers of the Forest
One Crazy Safari
Life of a Tiger Mother
Bagheera – Down to his Knees!!!
Mastigudi
An Unlikely Bond
The Magic Continues
Kabini – a heartfelt tribute
Kracadawna!
Bagheera’s first appearance !
The Mysore Khedda
Trunk Calls
The Legend of Karapura
The Elephant Mating Game
The Story of Bhimanakolli
Kabini – a brief introduction
The Lost Temples of Kabini
Kabini Magic
The Golden Shower
A Face-off on the Highways of Kabini
Flame of the Forest
Hero Stones
A Foggy Morning in Kabini
The Indian Grey Mongoose
Nava Brindavana – an Ode to Madhva Philosophy
A Tale of Two Travellers – 2
Crafting Livelihoods
A Day in The Life of Krishnadeva Raya
A Tale of Two Travellers
The Unseen Predator – the Indian Grey Wolf
The Underdogs
Leopard – The Ambush Hunter!
The Kabini Migration
Where The Ghost of the Jungle Comes Alive
The Return of the Jackal
Revolution!
Phantom of the Forest!
Anegundi – a Photo Walk
Of A Grandeur Long Forgotten
The Women of Ancient Hampi
A Glimpse of Village Life
Hampi: Undiscovered and Reimagined
The First Photographic Record of Hampi
The Ruins of the Achutaraya Temple
Vignettes of the Past
The Wild Denizens of Hampi
The Dancing Girls of Hampi
Vijayanagara Courtly Style
The Lambanis
Horsepower in Hampi
Gods of Hampi!
The Myriad Feelings of Hampi!

Evolve Back presents a series of expressive stories from our destinations. We hope that these stories encapsulating the lore of the land help foster a deeper understanding and connection between our guests and the places we call home.

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Lone Warrior: An Encounter with the Grey-headed Fish Eagle

Published on: 07/07/2025 | Contributors: Preanka Roy & Vikram Nanjappa

The hard afternoon sun in our faces was almost unbearable now. I pulled my cap tighter, imagining it would shade my face a bit better. The guest next to me had his binoculars glued to his face - it was his third and last boat safari, and he was determined to spot the Grey-headed Fish Eagle.

The Story of the Royal Tombs

Published on: 01/07/2025 | Contributors: Bindu Gopal Rao

On a recent trip to Madikeri, I decided to visit the Raja’s Tombs and as we drove up to the monument, the lady at the ticket counter asked for exact change saying, “not many people come here.” However while that meant they were fewer people here, this is a monument that must be on your Madikeri itinerary.

Eight Unexpected Uses For Elephant Dung

Published on: 23/06/2025 |Contributors: Sarah Kingdom

With huge ears, ivory tusks, and a long trunk, the African elephant is the largest land animal on earth. A bull elephant can grow up to 4m tall and weigh up to 7 tonnes, while a female can weigh in at around 3.5 tonnes. When you’re that big, it takes a lot of food to fill you up!

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Evolve Back presents a series of expressive stories from our destinations. We hope that these stories encapsulating the lore of the land help foster a deeper understanding and connection between our guests and the places we call home.

Choose Categories

RECENT STORIES

Lone Warrior: An Encounter with the Grey-headed Fish Eagle

The hard afternoon sun in our faces was almost unbearable now. I pulled my cap tighter, imagining it would shade my face a bit better. The guest next to me had his binoculars glued to his face - it was his third and last boat safari, and he was determined to spot the Grey-headed Fish Eagle.

The Story of the Royal Tombs

Eight Unexpected Uses For Elephant Dung

With huge ears, ivory tusks, and a long trunk, the African elephant is the largest land animal on earth. A bull elephant can grow up to 4m tall and weigh up to 7 tonnes, while a female can weigh in at around 3.5 tonnes. When you’re that big, it takes a lot of food to fill you up!

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