Miscellaneous

If you are planning a solo trip to Kashmir or Srinagar in particular, you need to read this travel blog. In this blog, I have shared the reasons why I didn’t like the experience personally. Other than my experiences, I have also shared some useful practical information. This includes travel tips like how to travel

Looking for the best Manali hotels, or a resort, where you can meet like-minded people and enjoy a community experience? Stay at my place. In 2021, when the world was still reviving from the after-effects of COVID and no one was travelling, I relocated to Manali, in search of a different lifestyle. I took a

My solo travel to Bhutan is one of the most highlighted journeys I have ever had. For nearly 20 days, I travelled over 5 cities, doing a big loop. I entered from Phuentsholing and exited from S. Jonghkhar to India. And it is not just me for whom travelling solo in Bhutan was a highlight.

Read this travel blog itinerary with tips on how to see Bangkok in 3 days and plan your holiday better. During my recent trip to Thailand, I returned to Bangkok a few times between other cities. I initially stayed there for 3 nights before my travelling to Pai (read this top Pai experience if you’re

Wondering what are the top things to do in Phnom Penh in two days? This blog is for you! For many travellers, Phnom Penh is nothing but an afterthought of the main attraction of the temples of Angkor. While there’s no denying that Angkor Wat temples are the highlight of tourism in Cambodia, the lively

This 2-day Jakarta itinerary is all you need to travel there and make the most of your little time in Jakarta. When it comes to the popular tourist destinations in Indonesia, Jakarta, despite being the capital city, holds no place — not even among the top 5 destinations in the country. (Search on Google and

Stepwells Of Ahmedabad: An entire era! From Baroda, in the south, to Patan, in the north, Stepwells (or vavs, as locally known) can be found almost across Gujarat. For hundreds of years, their efficiency in storing water, in response to the semi-arid climate and seasonal fluctuations, helped the local population strive and survive. Today vavs

At less than 10 km from village Kugti, began what’s otherwise known as the ‘second-largest sanctuary in the state of Himachal Pradesh’. Kugti Sanctuary, I didn’t know — before I got there and a part of me made me Google about the place — is one of the last homes for the Himalayan tahr. It,

Bodhgaya – the birthplace of Buddhism, the crucible of a new philosophy, the epitome of knowledge and compassion! Located in the Gaya district, in the Indian state of Bihar, Bodhgaya is a tiny little town where Prince Siddhartha attained enlightenment beneath a Pipal tree, some 2500 years ago. In terms of blessedness, consider Bodhgaya for