Hobo tourism/Creative trip to India
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Creative trip to India — a project of the Russian traveler Viktor Pinchuk, where the main purpose was to hold a personal photo exhibition about the country visited upon return.
General information
edit- Duration: 14 days.
- Period: 14.11. 2006 — 28. 11. 2006
- Idea: Viktor Pinchuk.
- Number of participants: 1 (one).
- Starting point: Delhi.
- Transit through: Moscow.
- Number of countries visited: 1 (one).
- Way to get: plane.
- Ways to move: trains, auto rickshaws, pedestrian routes.
- Nature of the journey: creative trip.
- Purpose: collection of material for the forthcoming photo exhibition and newspaper publications.
- Format: hobo tour (simplified version).
Places visited
edit- Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Ajmer, Vadodara, Surat, Margao, Mumbai, Bandra.
Outcomes and results
editAuthor’s articles in periodicals (in Russian):
- «Индия. Страница из путевого дневника» — South Capital: newspaper. — 26.10.2007. — № 43 (824);
- «Боги на любой вкус» — Simfi: newspaper. — 4. 03.2008. — № 8 (59);
- «Кто такой Хануман?» — Crimean Observer: newspaper. — 25.03.2008. — № 12 (242);
- «Индия даром» — Crimean time: newspaper. — 29.03.2007. — № 35 (2421);
- «Бог един… в 200 лицах» — Republic of Crimea: newspaper. — 5. 08. 2010. — № 27 (888).
- Personal photo exhibition «Roads of India» took place in October 2006; venue — House of Artist (Simferopol) [1].
- In 2020 the brochure "Indian dreams" was published [2].
The methods used
editIn the process of moving along the route the following accommodation options were used:
Gallery
editMaterials in Wikisource project
edit- Viktor Pinchuk "God is One… in 200 Persons"
References
edit- ↑ "Presentation of the exhibition (postscript to the article) — Crimean time: newspaper. — 29.03.2007. — № 35 (2421)". wikimedia.org/wikibooks/ru (in Russian). Retrieved April 22, 2023.
- ↑ Pinchuk, Viktor. Indian dreams (in Russian). Russia: Brovko. p. 40. ISBN 978-5-9909912-6-2.