Visiting Pomerania Boddenlandschaft National Park and planning to hike in the Darss Forest? Read this travel blog and plan your trip better… The forest was so eerily silent that I could only hear the periodic rustle of the needle grass under my feet. As we hit the first viewing point, the white and colorless birch […]
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This travel blog talks about my mountain biking experience in Margaret River. Read where to hire a bike, where to stay, and more tips! After a few weeks of a quest for some of the world’s most gorgeous beaches in Australia, my love for Australian beaches and the Indian Ocean was far from over. I
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Clan Jetties in Georgetown or the Clan Jetties of Penang came into existence in the 19th century when Chinese Hokkien immigrants living in Malaysia with common surnames and relations came together and started a community at the waterfront in Penang. Today, it’s a popular tourist highlight. From my visit to Clan Jetties in Penang, this
As I grabbed myself in the tiny corners of my flat in New Delhi, and started typing a set of careful words — an effort to pen down the itinerary we followed during our Jammu to Killar motorcycle trip — I realised what I’d left behind. There are some experiences that leave an imprint in our
Planning a motorcycle trip? Read this 7-day Jammu to Killar itinerary and find out how to plan a similar, but one of the most adventure-filled road trips in your life. In the blog, you will get details on how to ride with road conditions from Jammu to Basholi to Sarthal to Bhaderwah to Gulabgarh to
Kuala Lumpur can be a great city for a first-timer, but if you’ve been there before, or are going to be staying in the town for a few days, be well informed that the town may appear as one chaotic mess. It is one of those cities in the world that never sleeps. Its energy
Western Australia remains one of my favourite regions in Australia when it comes to travelling. It has moving sand dunes, white sand beaches, some 100,000-year-old sandstone formations, massive gorges, mountain ranges, vineyards, historical towns, indigenous communities and whatnot! The only problem is, however, transportation, unless you are driving. If you’re going to and from the
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There are some towns that you instantly build a liking for, and Bunbury, for me, turned out to be one among them. As I left Perth and travelled south to Bunbury, on a chilly Monday morning in August, the time of the year when tourism in Southwest Australia is at its all-time low, I found
As I grabbed myself in the middle of a pitch-dark forest with nothing but a cosmic diffusion of blackness spread all around and looked above, the sky glittered at a distance. It felt like a fairy tale with a million stars twinkling in my eyes. I couldn’t recall when I last saw something as beautiful
Madhurima is a blogger by passion, traveller by choice and a business analyst by profession. Her blog ‘OrangeWayfarer’ is a wonderful account of her journeys and memories. And speaking about her ordeals as a solo female traveller, this is what she has to say… The ordeal of being a female is never-ending, no matter where
