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As I finished my Sandakphu trek, a signpost welcomed me. It didn’t say the name of the place, or anything about the trek I did, but something far unusual. “Pollution Free Zone” the sign read!  Singalila Ridge Trek (or Sandakphu trek, as is often called) is the most popular trek in the state of West […]

It is easy to spend weeks in Rishikesh and feel that you have not got under its skin. It offers a seemingly different stage-set experience during every visit. For example, if you travel to Rishikesh during monsoon season you are more likely to lose yourself in a pilgrim crowd, dominating its streets, with their confusing

Looking for Spiti Valley photos? In this photoblog on Spiti, I am sharing 10 of my favorite pictures. Isolated and wild as it appears, a journey to Spiti Valley will take you to the roads less travelled, absolutely literally. I happened to visit Spiti Valley during a motorcycle trip that happened a few years ago.

During my very recent 9-day solo bike trip to Spiti Valley, I did camping in Chandratal. I also camped all the 9 nights throughout the trip. This helped me to keep my budget under a good control and stay away from the most ‘sought after’ tourist places — as I had the security to have

Want to travel the world but don’t have enough money? These tried and tested tips will help you travel smarter and in Budget! When I tell people that I’ve been travelling the world since 2015, without having any source of steady income, they ask, without sparing a second, “Then how do you fund your travels?

Visiting South India? Read about my best south India experiences No matter how little or how deeply travelling interests you, the southern part of India is one of those places that can’t be missed. From carefully watching the locals getting hold of their lungis to discovering a culturally intriguing way of life, the southern part

Looking for Kanyakumari pictures? This travel blog includes Kanyakumari photos as the city lives a day. At the southernmost part of India is located the town of Kanyakumari, where India concludes its boundaries, almost gracefully, surrounded by the mighty Arabian Sea, the Indian Ocean, and the Bay of Bengal – from all its directions. Known for its

Kerala, the southernmost state of India, as I found it, has some sort of warmth in its air. Its people, despite walking fast – with their lungis, all tucked up –never seem to be in a hurry. They say people in Kerala are the most educated, I say they are well learnt. And what makes

People often ask me how I make my travel dreams possible. They either assume that my dad supports my travels or that I am independently wealthy. Well, to honestly admit it, I am not independently wealthy; and no, my dad doesn’t contribute anything to my travels. Read: How I Make Money As A Travel Blogger You

Read this Kanyakumari travel blog and find out what to expect from the place! When you visit a place what is that one thing that you look out for, the most? That vibe that makes that particular place unique. Sure you want to have a good time and follow your own way of travel. Those,