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If there has to be a town that you can call as a journey to the past,Kanchipuram is one such. The city that prevailed as
Travelling to the farthest city of Rajasthan excited me. We started pretty early from Jodhpur and took the NH that had nothing but just a
I was so interested right from the beginning, about Jodhpur, the blue city. I was hoping to find a lot of beautiful lanes(like shown in
There is no telling that Canadian Rockies road trip is a dream holiday that should be on everyone’s bucket list. With alpine lakes and glacial
Fondly called the “pink city”, Jaipur has always reminded me of the Hawa Mahal Palace that I have read about in history text books. I
A rave review about “What Kitty did?” on another blog urged me to pick this book. It sounded a lot like fun and wit. Did
Srilanka – the island country is an incredible mix of beaches, heritage sites, Buddhist temples and monasteries, wildlife national parks, European styled hill towns with
If you have seen those stunning images of the monastery perched on the mountains and wondering what it takes to get there, we have the answers for you here. Read on to know about the hike to Tiger’s Nest.
During our recent trips to Arizona, we had the opportunity to explore the famous Canyons of Arizona. Among these, Antelope Canyon would stand out as
The journey of 100 days running challenge – the story of how it started and how I sailed through the oddities to reach the finish line.
When we started chalking out our plan to travel to Bhutan – the Land of Thunder Dragons earlier this year, we were scouring tons of
Hope everyone is having a good week and both of us by all means had an exhausting month! Despite all the travel, mental and physical
The universal gift that you can give anyone would undoubtedly be a book for reading. So when I received Eternal World and Viper Wine from
I enter a reading slump when spring-summer arrives. The only reason for this is I end up spending more time being outdoors than being cooped
Surrounded by the mighty Himalayas, AR Rahman’s “Vande Mataram” being played through speakers and the army marching in unison to salute a national flag fluttering in the wind against a clear blue sky interspersed with fluffy white clouds we watched the national flag being unfurled after a series of Independence day ceremonies – It was an epic moment – the kind that gives goosebumps even when you think about it years later.
I did not accomplish a lot of reading in July. Blame my phone fidgeting habits!That was eating up my reading time. I had to discipline
Legend has it that Lord Brahma was travelling the universe on his “hamsa” when he was captivated by the beauty of a place, now popularly
Like every other 80’s and 90’s kid, I grew up liking Karan Johar’s movies.I wanted to read his book very well aware of the fact
