The Adventures of Mr Behi started out as an account of life in Iran, explaining aspects of life as well as local customs such as the Persian new year, celebrated this week.

For the last year or so Mr Behi and his wife have been living in Tripoli, Libya, and so the blog more recently contains stories of Tripoli and life in Libya seen through expatriate eyes.

We also thank him for pointing out the very interesting Rageh inside Iran documentary that we wrote about recently in Topics of the World.

Family life in Arizona, USA with the Keller family. Take a look at 17th February’s Got Snow? for amazing pictures of the Arizona desert covered in snow!

Kalyan and Suman are from Calcutta, and write all about Indian culture in Heaven’s Garden.

The writing is descriptive and informative, and there is a special focus on festivals. The latest post, ‘Colours of Joy’ talks about the Holi festival coming up later in March, which celebrates the coming of spring.

Photo of Holi from Amreekandesi

Are you from India? Do you think Heaven’s Garden gives a good idea of life in India? What other blogs about India do you read? Please leave a comment and tell us what you think.

A group blog by a collection of Paris bloggers, The Paris Blog is an eclectic guide to Paris, offering at least one new piece every day. The writers all live in Paris; some are french and some are expats, giving a range of views on French culture. All have a voracious appetite for exploring and sharing every aspect of life in this beautiful city.

Are you from Paris or have you spent time in Paris? Do you think this blog gives a good idea of life in Paris or France in general? Please leave a comment and tell us what you think.

Lucy, I would like to improve my English is the full name of this blog by Lucy from Kawasaki in Japan. She writes to practise English and to explain Japanese culture.

Today she explains about the Hinamatsuri doll festival, also called Girls’ day, held on 3rd March. There are also plenty of stories about her two young sons.