Miscellaneous

I remember when I was leaving for my first solo trip I was doubtful more than ever. Would it be safe? Interesting? How will I make friends on the road? I had a million questions going through my mind. But out of all the doubt, one thing that bothered me the most was dealing with […]

A few months ago, while backpacking through Southern India, I met a group of college students who were on holiday. They found it intriguing that I had quit my job to travel. During our 10-minute conversation, one of the 3 girls in the group asked if I ever found solo travelling risky. A few assuring

This Cambodia Travel Guide is all you need to know what to see there, how to travel, how much to spend and more… Cambodia is wild and raw. But there’s something about it that draws you in. Even though it is widely recovering from a long ripping past, its people are always found sharing smiles.

Here are 7 money-saving tips for Cambodia… Cambodia can be a cheap country to travel to if only you know how to keep the right approach and deal with locals the right way. During my travel, I met a few backpackers who were spending over 50 dollars a day, despite living lavishly. They had no

Looking for inspiration to travel solo? “So when are we leaving? What days have you applied for leave at your workplace?” I asked my friend Ankit, with whom I was planning a motorbiking expedition in the Himalayas. A long silence at his end was a clear understanding of the fact that the deal was cancelled.

I hate making a bucket list or writing down travel goals for me. The entire idea of penning down places and experiences, and pursuing them, one by one, never intrigued me. For me, the real charm of travelling is only leaving now and not two years from now. Because two years from now, that place

From my nearly 1 month travel across the country, here are 6 best Thailand experiences you should not miss. We all know that tourist highlights in Thailand are always more in number than one can imagine. There are water parks, wildlife centuries, laid-back towns, party islands, adventure sports, historic monuments, and amazing food… you name

Read this travel blog if you are looking for top things to do in Pai, where to stay there, how to travel and more such tips. I have mixed emotions about Pai in Thailand. At times, I felt a deep love for it, while at other times, I hated it. I think the fact that

“Pai is amazing and so peaceful”, “I am in love with its beauty”, “It is so different than any other town in Thailand”, and “You should visit it man” – I still remember how different people portrayed Pai and inspired me to spare a few days and visit this “secluded little town”, after Chiang Mai,

Planning a solo trip to Bangkok? Let me tell you what…. you are doing the right thing. I stayed in Thailand for more than two weeks, travelling from north to south, and was a whirlwind experience. While I enjoyed most of its cities and towns and islands, nothing can compare my love for travelling in