2016-04-26 05:23
At the southernmost part of India is Kanyakumari, where India concludes its boundaries, almost gracefully, surrounded by the mighty and the endless Arabian Sea, the Indian Ocean, and the&nbs&hell…Read More
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2016-04-23 07:07
Kerala, the southernmost state of India, as I found, has some sort of warmth in its air. Its people, despite walking fast – with their lungis, all tucked up –never seem to… Read More
2016-04-23 07:07
Kerala, the southernmost state of India, as I found, has some sort of warmth in its air. Its people, despite walking fast – with their lungis, all tucked up –never seem to… Read More
2016-04-18 11:05
“I was alive when the Dead Sea was just a lake that was feeling a little poorly.” ― Cassandra Clare, City of Ashes The sun set; the dusk fell on the river, but no… Read More
2016-04-12 10:10
The sun was scattering diamonds as we left our campsite – home to our few temporary nights – and started heading back to Bangalore. Driving through the wilderness and the many sl… Read More
2016-04-09 11:53
Despite being an avid traveler, I often find myself writing a story, almost innocently, trying to discourage the idea of frenzied, mass tourism. I’ve seen local cultures turning into c… Read More
2016-04-06 09:14
When you visit a place what is that one thing that you look out for, the most? The experience that makes that particular place unique. Sure you want to have a good time and follow your own w… Read More
2016-03-23 08:55
When it comes to telling old folklores or mythological stories, people in India often do it the hard way – by enacting dance or drama on stage. There is some kind of liveliness in such… Read More
2016-03-23 08:55
When it comes to telling old folklores or mythological stories, people in India often do it the hard way – by enacting dance or drama on stage. There is some kind of liveliness in such… Read More
2016-03-15 14:02
Where the trees are green & the waterways blue. But its people… just a little more colorful. Tourists in their fancy houseboats seemed high in spirit, with their impressive… Read More
2016-03-09 17:49
Every place has its own defining attraction. When it comes to Kochi, the cultural capital of Kerala, The Jew Town and the Chinese fishing nets make the headlines of the travel guide books. B… Read More
2016-03-06 17:29
Train journeys in India have always fascinated me. A 24 hour drive on any route, in any direction, and you savor your senses with every sight that this country has to offer. From bucolic cou… Read More
2016-03-02 04:02
If you turn off the main road that leads to Shivpuri – the starting point of River Rafting into the holy Ganges – and walk about the small alleys of Rishikesh, you’d find t… Read More
2016-02-27 13:32
Last week, I took a wee trip to Rishikesh – the land of sadhus and of many people’s spiritual rebirth. I have a personal affection, some attachment to this place. This is where I… Read More
2016-02-27 03:15
A lot has been written about solo travelling. Travelers from around the world are doing this from decades. Chasing the unknown, all under the company of their own solitude. There is some exc… Read More
2016-02-20 09:50
The many houseboats around Dal Lake seem blissfully relaxing, allowing tourists to amicably enjoy the utopian state of Sriangar – a place which once stood with dignity and pride, and w… Read More
2016-02-15 13:18
So, I often talk about the term ‘adventure travel’ in my blog posts. The very first sentence of About Me will familiarize you with the fact that I am all into adventure… Read More
2016-02-10 13:24
I feel that a trip has been successful when I come back sounding strange – even to myself. When I know that in some sense I’ve lost a part of me and I remain unsettled – up… Read More
2016-02-03 05:50
It was six in the morning, too early for the rest of the city to wake up and resume their daily chores. But those who came to visit the temple seemed all dedicated and staunched. Rising… Read More
2016-01-31 07:40
Hitchhiking has always remained an intriguing travel option to me. This is because of two fair reasons: one it makes your journeys cheaper; second it opens the possibilities to meet all the… Read More
2016-01-29 08:41
Their names have escaped me now but I vividly remember that interesting, yet stupendous conversation I had with a young Indian couple from south, while I was waiting for my appointment with… Read More
2016-01-27 13:22
My first sight of Majuli island was on a humid afternoon in June when I arrived on the morning ferry from the city of Johrat. For about ten minutes, the adjoining land was aswarm with activi… Read More
2016-01-25 08:09
Tawang valley in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh is wrapped with a hulking mountain range which always seems to cast a special magic on the mind of travelers. The entire valley is a pa… Read More
2016-01-23 07:40
Nongriat is a combination of two words “Nong” meaning village and “Riat” meaning cliffs or ridges. So it literally means “A village surrounded by ridges”… Read More
2016-01-21 08:20
“This north-east Indian village with root bridges is by far the best place I’ve seen in your country.” I still remember how my friend expressed his excitement, while we wer… Read More
2016-01-19 04:17
So the longest period of time I’ve ever stayed away from home to travel is 5 months. This happened when I quit my job in 2015 and decided to live like a nomad for as long as I want and… Read More
2016-01-19 04:17
So the longest period of time I’ve ever stayed away from home to travel is 5 months. This happened when I quit my job in 2015 and decided to live like a nomad for as long as I want and… Read More
2016-01-17 13:48
Of all the places I’ve been to, Bhutan remains one of my favourites. Not much is known of this country, and even less is heard about. No wonder, Bhutan is a place to be discovered. But… Read More
2016-01-11 11:42
I found Bhutan a rather charming and fascinating place. No matter how worldly and materialistic your approach towards life is, if you travel Bhutan with an approach to learn something new, t… Read More
2016-01-11 11:20
Travelling alone has its own benefits. It gives you that control where you can set the itinerary and then you get to ditch it. Spending days in solitude also makes you more eager to chat wit… Read More
2016-01-07 11:45
It’s really amazing how small life experiences leave an imprint on our DNA and force us to change our life one way or the other. I found this statement more than true when in 2014 I we… Read More
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