Exploring The World, One Place At A Time
A wise man once said, “India is too vast to be covered in a lifetime”. Being born in this country is no less than a blessing, and truly, exploring the nooks and corners of this diverse land is a privilege. I started traveling at a very early age, thanks to my parents who were equally enthusiastic about seeing new places. Later, after I graduated, I decided to travel by myself (and often with friends) – and slowly, discovered my passion for writing as well. Over the years, I traveled from Ladakh in the North to Varkala in the South, from Kutch in the West to Kohima in the East – and it just enriched me as a person.
I made some amazing friends on the way, explore with them extensively. I fell in love with places and people, but more with myself. Here are my stories of exploring India – and I hope they’ll help you in your journeys too.
The show must go on, and so must travel…🚗 As the lockdown has started loosening up and people are tired of their quarantined life, desperately looking for destinations where they …
Beginner’s treks are a great way to discover whether this is something that’s meant for you or not; to get closer to the Himalayas; and also be in touch with …
Pondicherry, the little French colony in India, still holds on to its charm. The cheery bougainvilleas and brightly colored walls accompanying the brick-paved lanes of Pondy easily catch the imagination …
If you’ve always drooled over the photographs of Ladakh & awed at the breathtaking postcard-perfect views of the mountains and lakes, then I have to tell you that Spiti is …
In today’s date, if we look around us, we’ll notice that people are always on their toes to break free from their regular lives and take a break, in order …
To put it in the words of Jane Wilson-Howarth, “The mountains were so wild and so stark and so very beautiful that I wanted to cry. I breathed in another …
Surrounded by the majestic mountains on all sides, a road leading until here and then ending at this village, a glacial river flowing down and clouds floating around, with the …
It’s just about a couple of days that we came down to the plains and not yet fully ready to embrace the city life. We are still drooling over the …
So, we had a week’s time to explore Nagaland. Since it was the month of December, we couldn’t have skipped the Hornbill Festival in any way, and after soaking in …
Known as the ‘Festival of Festivals’, the Hornbill Festival is organized by the Government of Nagaland to encourage inter-tribal interaction and to promote the cultural heritage of the state. This …