2018-12-24~2019-02-25
973km
New year, the 100th anniversary of March 1st Independence Holiday, began today. I expect a big transition regarding no-nuke movement in 2019. I would like to share the progress and achievement with all of you who supported New Silk Road…. Read More ›
Biswan~Khairahbad 25km The appearance of bus station which is the starting point of today’s pilgrimage. Right after start, I was offered Chai by this group. I turned to the direction of yelling, then I found people working in the sugar… Read More ›
Since I walked five consecutive days from the start, I missed a rest day. I decided to take rest at 29 December, two days in advance of schedule. I started to walk again at 30 December. I took a picture… Read More ›
20km Today I am supposed to cross the river. I started to walk at the point where I stopped yesterday. A family riding a car approached to me, and I explained about New Silk Road. They got off the car…. Read More ›
Unexpectedly, I stayed at top-level hotel for two days. It cost me 3,500 rupee (about 60,000 won) including tax for one day. Instead, I could sleep very well. This is a typical appearance of Indian farm house. Hen and rooster… Read More ›
According to my original plan, I was supposed to rest today. But I walked today because of delayed shedule. Tap water was not supplied at the hotel in Bahraichi where I planned to stay for 3 days. The expense of… Read More ›
Daein monk donated much money for pilgimage. I took a picture with the Buddhists of Korean temple. The monk of Korean temple takes care of an Indian youth, Vardan Shakya. A horse which looked like a Korean pony was carrying… Read More ›
I rode a train for a whole night. I transferred to bus, and arrived at Korean temple in Shravasti. I met Daein monk in 10 months. The people in the picture are Buddhists who belong to this Korean temple. After… Read More ›
At last, I restarted in India. I started again in 10 months. A new brochure was made. This is the scroll which I am going to give to His Holiness the Dalai Lama. The scroll was silk-printed on traditional Korean paper, and Korean… Read More ›
