Miscellaneous

Nobody forgets their first time in Rome. I had just spent the week in Napoli, which I thought would prepare me for Italy’s capital. I took the 2.5-hour train ride north, ready for more pizza, history, and vibrancy. I found all three things in Rome, but everything from the cost to the atmosphere was completely […]

You come back from a two week trip with forty hours of raw footage, and the editing alone eats up the next three weekends. That is the part of travel vlogging nobody warns you about when they see the finished reel. Hiring an editor solves the time problem but adds a recurring cost most solo

If you’re new on this travel blog, let me quickly introduce myself and help you build trust in this detailed guide on places to visit near Delhi. I am one of those people who quit the job to travel the world. In 2016, I started this travel blog, and since then, I’ve only been travelling

Most travelers compare hotels by only checking the nightly rate. That number is almost always incomplete. I have booked rooms that looked like a steal at 1000 Rupees per night, only to discover an extra 1000 Rupees including taxes and PLATFORM CHARGES . The advertised 1000 Rupees room now cost the double. In this guide

Australia attracts millions of international tourists annually, being a popular choice for its untouched landscapes, unique wildlife, and rich cultural heritage. With its vast and wild outback landscapes and pristine beaches, it’s sure to appeal to nature lovers and adventurers alike. I remember when I was doing a day trip to the Pinnacles in the

There are hill stations that impress you with bustling cafés and busy markets, and then there are places like Kalpa—a quiet Himalayan village where the rhythm of life is still dictated by apple harvests, prayer flags, and the changing light on the mighty Kinner Kailash Range. Perched high above the Sutlej Valley in Himachal Pradesh’s

Planning a trip to Chitkul? This detailed travel guide covers everything—from the best time to visit and road conditions to hotels, weather, itineraries, photography spots, travel costs, and practical tips based on first-hand experience. After a Busy Season, It Was Time to Explore More of The Mountains After a busy season at our Homestay, hosting

When someone books their first trip to South America and to Peru, Machu Picchu tends to appear before everything else. The ancient Inca city, built between mountains and clouds, is one of the most recognisable images of the continent. Cusco, close to Machu Picchu, was the capital of the Inca Empire and sits at around

“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

Let’s be honest: applying for a Schengen visa as an Indian passport holder can feel intimidating. We don’t enjoy the same visa privileges as travelers from many Western countries, and the application process often involves a mountain of paperwork, financial proofs, travel bookings, insurance documents, and enough bureaucracy to make anyone nervous. At times, it