Summer breeze makes me feel fine blowing through the jasmine in my mind Summer breeze makes me feel fine blowing through the jasmine in my mind See the paper layin’ on the sidewalk a little music from the house next door So…
Yours truly got featured by Ankita Sonawane in her article – Women on the road: 33 Inspirational Female travelers From India Read the full article on: http://transformingescapes.com/women-on-the-road-33-inspirational-female-travelers-from-india/
Last year during my summer holidays, I embarked upon my first solo travel. After many hitches and inhibitions, I finally decided to go solo and since then I have been traveling like a crazy woman obsessed with exploring new places. All day I…
This is the fringe of heaven. If you are looking for a vacation spot where you can sit back and soak yourself in the surroundings, then you are at the right place. Hamta is a small village about 2 km away from Manali…
Almost five years back when I first went to Kasol with a gang of girls was the first time I heard about Kheerganga. People said it’s quite a beautiful trek but not something which can be done easily. Since then I had been curious…
As the festival of love approaches, the challenge of finding the best gift for your loved one will eat up your peace of mind. It becomes all the more tricky if your sweetheart is an avid traveler for he/she might not be…
The Fascinating splendor of Gorubathan in West Bengal took me by surprise, I wasn`t expecting such a unique and lush green place. One can enjoy varied activities like Riverside camping, hiking, Jungle Safari to nearby forest of Sakham, visit Dalim Fort, experience…
The moment you breathe the fresh air of Mcleodganj, you feel the vibe of romance and adventure intertwined together. If you are looking for a honeymoon destination or a place to escape your over-interfering parents or you are on a lookout for some…
This was the first time over many years that I didn’t have a fixed travel plan for this month. Too many options, too many places to visit, too many things to see, to choose one amongst many is a tedious task in…
Travelling solo is liberating in more than one way. The moment of truth is when you decide to go solo, the fear of the unknown will sink in but those who gets over this initial fear will have the world at their…
“I sat silently looking at the seamless depths of the landscape that was in front of me. The ever inviting water, the calmness of the area, the deep blue sky coupled up with the silence echoing inside my heart made all the…
An ode to an amazing journey by a river, witnessing her grow into a goddess.
Every time I walk into a historical monument, often centuries old, I wonder how it survived time. May it be the 1500 year old Chittorgarh Fort and the structures in it or the ‘much younger’ fort in Delhi. These buildings have seen…
This is a part of my series on Khajuraho, you can read the previous article here: Khajuraho… a pilgrimage through art, architecture and history “i doubt we are heading the right direction” – my travel partners concern was justified considering the lack…
Introducing Khajuraho, a jewel or rather an architectural marvel quietly tucked away in the lap of the mighty Vindhyas.
I am yet to find an apt introduction for this small town in India, Khajuraho. Built by the Chandela Kings, Khajuraho is famous for its temples, rather the erotic sculptures adorning the walls of its temples. Recently, I travelled to Khajuraho with…
Hi there, This is a 10 month older me writing to you from a relatively unknown railway station Mahoba. Ever heard of this place? Its a stop-over for Khajuraho in case you didn’t get a direct train from Delhi like me. Its…
I don’t remember my first train journey. Though it was a little over 70 kms, mother used to board a train to travel to her hometown (Kottayam) with two small baggage, me & my sister. So for us, train was just another…
Baoli – a brilliant structure, a gold mine of stories and dreams, a heritage monument. This is a post on what i know about Baolis’ and some useful links
