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These 15 Hong Kong pictures and photos will complete your virtual tour of the city, without personally visiting the town and just seeing these images. When it comes to photos and pictures, Hong Kong can never disappoint. Google search for Hong Kong Pictures and you will get the idea: there is just no end to […]

There are some places in the world (like Indonesia for me) that, almost voluntarily, and perhaps a little forcefully too, make you develop a sudden liking towards them. It may be because of the natural beauty of the place, the food you had there or something else. For me, for example, it’s always the people.

Sitting at the patio of the Sunset Beach Hut, a sustainably built eco-resort in Pulau Macan Island, that I first realized there’s more to Indonesia than I ever knew. Here, only the distant sound of the ocean’s gentle waves kept me company, blissfully far from the honeymooners and sunbathers who often flock to Indonesia. It

Since I quit my job to travel, in 2016, I’ve been frequently discussing useful travel photography tips for beginners. I have been taking pictures around the world, trying different tips and self-teaching myself every day about what works and what doesn’t. And in the process, I’ve learned that photography — particularly travel photography tips —

As an international travel blogger, holding a weak Indian passport in hand, I often deal with providing a confirmed return flight ticket when applying for a visa — or worse, providing proof of my onward journey while getting a visa-on-arrival or a visa-free entry. I remember the first time it happened to me I was crossing

Before I talk about my travel photography equipment and the editing software I use, let me tell you that this is an old post. I’ve changed a lot of my travel photography equipment lately. Currently writing an updated version of the article. So either wait for the new article to release or read what travel

Read these Holiday Packing Tips to make your travel life easier and convenient. Packing for a holiday divides people into two schools. The first leaves everything to the last minute, throwing in as much as possible; the second packs early and systematically, but often has to unpack again because they need something already stowed away

I remember when Chhattisgarh Tourism invited me to explore Chakradhar Samaroh and famous places to visit in Raigarh, I was bursting with excitement. Visiting Chhattisgarh was high on my list. I had heard about the mentions of its undiscovered beauty from a fellow traveller and an avid motorbiker, whom I happened to meet last year

In September, the peak tourist season for the Gurudwara Shri Hemkund Sahib trek and for visiting the Valley of Flowers was already far from over. I was told how the valley would have appeared totally different, draped in a blanket of colourful wildflowers, had I made it a month ago. But in the second week

When Cathay Pacific Airlines contacted me for a blog-trip and asked me to create my own Hong Kong itinerary, I knew what was next: a few sleepless nights of obsessive research and excitement. More research though, as I had to create my own itinerary and plan my holiday. I have made many itineraries throughout my