“People have been solo travelling the world for decades – chasing the unknown, all under the company of their own solitude. There is some excitement in it. Feeling a bout of jitters while planning your next journey alone, is a kind of adventure in itself” Footloose Dev I remember the first time I travelled on […]

Visiting Mcleodganj Dharamshala? In this travel blog, I will be sharing all the useful information you need to know – from how to visit, to where to stay, to what is the best time to travel. But before we get into the details, let’s talk about my personal travel experience. If you are not interested

Visiting Kamakhya Temple? In this travel blog, I will be sharing all the useful information you need to know – from how to travel there to where to stay to what is the best time to travel. But before we get into the details, let’s talk about my personal travel experience. Honestly speaking, I did

Hi! I am Dev, a New Delhi, India, based Indian travel blogger. I was a journalism student and did my first job as a documentary film-maker in England, before I decided to leave everything behind, relocate and become a full-time Indian travel blogger. Though it is true that since 2016, I have only been travelling

Ever tried hitchhiking in India? I once did it from Leh to Srinagar and it was a wonderful experience. Contrary to what most people think, it is easy to hitchhike in India. People in India are moreover very helpful, especially in the mountains, so finding lifts in India is often no problem. I have always

Travelling in your own country has more perks and benefits you can imagine. But people are often uninterested in doing so. Why? Let’s find out! Their names have escaped me now but I vividly remember that interesting and equally memorable conversation I had with a young Indian couple from the Fort Kochi, in South India.

Tawang Monastery Arunachal Pradesh is the world’s second-largest monastery. Located at 10,000 feet with a commanding view of Tawang River, the Tawang monastery is one small city in itself. It is an ideal epitome to some 500 monks, many of whom are novice monks. They stay inside the monastery premise and learn and follow Buddhism.