A Solo Female Travel Blog
Cubbon Park in Bangalore is a slice of abundant greenery. I had heard about the park, but didn’t know it was so green! I remember going gaga over Indranagar’s greenery sometime back. Today, when I walked through Cubbon Park, I could make out that I …
I am fortunate to have travelled to Melbourne – a city of my dreams. If I try to rewind and think of it now, I remember quite vividly that it had always been one of the cities that I fantasised about. Although I didn’t know …
Indranagar is a dainty neighbourhood in Bangalore. I’d say it’s a much-needed escape from the bustle and chaos of Commercial Street and Brigade Road, which are more popular shopping and hangout hubs in the city. Bangalore has always been one of the most liveable cities …
… at least once in your lifetime. This is a special post dedicated to Republic Day, an important day for India. Last year, I wrote India And Australia Celebrate Together to mark the significance of 26thJanuary. India is a beautiful country and I believe everyone …
Charminar is chaotic! It bustles with people, shops, hawkers and vehicles, but it has got something. It has got a certain charm, which is exuded in its colours and shimmer, smiles and sights, or maybe in its never-fading Muslim aura and culture. Well, I had …
Today I am taking you to Nandi Hills – a beautiful small hill station around 60 km from the city of Bangalore. Before I begin, I want you answer a simple question in your head – Do you think the landscape looks even more stunning …
When I was in Dandeli, I was in awe of nature. It turned out to be exactly my kind of a destination – full of nature’s glory. Everything there seemed to be completely oblivious of the world that we live in. The air was different, …
So here comes the second part of the photo essay on Mehrangarh Fort – Check out the first part here Well, I did feel that there was much to absorb – the architecture, the landscape, the atmosphere and the people. While I was stalking Mehrangarh …