From Bangkok to Barcelona to Bar Harbor, Pxley began as a personal travel journal, sharing the people, cultures, and places that shaped my view of the world. These journeys taught me to notice traditions, stories, and rhythms that define communities across continents.
The journey has returned home. Pxley now focuses on Assam, my homeland, documenting its living culture before these stories fade. This archive captures festivals like Bohag Bihu and Magh Bihu, sacred spaces such as Namghars, and the spiritual rhythm of Sattriya dance. It also explores rivers like the Brahmaputra, traditional crafts, local cuisine, and the everyday life of villages and towns. Through essays on history, language, art, and material culture, Assams heritage and stories come alive.
Step into Assam through its festivals, rituals, crafts, cuisine, rivers, and daily life. Each essay offers a standalone glimpse, but together they form a rich tapestry of heritage, tradition, and lived experience.
Explore Assam to uncover these stories and insights.