
Can you find 'home' in a place that you've only ever visited as someone's kid? Devika Parmar grew up Gujarathi American, her whole relationship to India mediated through her parents and grandparents - never quite her own. After she lost both grandparents in the same year, she booked three weeks in India alone. Then, the fear she'd prepared for - being a woman alone - found her anyway, and she had to decide whether to go home early or stay and finish what she came to do. Follow Devika on Instagram at @devikaparmar and see her art at www.devikaparmar.com Follow @solita_travels for bonus content and subscribe on Substack for Julie's big 3 takeaways from each episode.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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