A Solo Female Travel Blog
As I don’t make bucket-lists, I am a little lost at the moment. I am clueless about my next destination. Of course, the wish-list is there in my mind and I have been mulling over it for quite some time. Whilst I am longing to …
Solo travel is slowly becoming a rage in India. Both men and women want to travel solo. Some people are more spontaneous and simply dive in without much help or advice, while some like to be more cautious about choosing their ‘solo travel’ destinations. One …
Like any other traveler, I also have my share of travel mistakes. Trust me, I am highly reluctant to talk about the mistakes that I have made on my trips. But then I thought I should if it helps my fellow travelers. So here I …
Should you hire a guide or should you follow a spontaneous itinerary? I think it’s a question that pops up in every traveler’s mind. But I guess, the bigger question is how to strike a perfect balance between the two. Although a spontaneous travel is …
To be honest, I was a bit apprehensive about writing this post. The term “free” draws a lot of attention, so I wanted to be careful. But I was also very keen on sharing some of the things that you should know about Rajasthan. Although …
My last post Thar Desert – A Safari To Remember was about my thrilling solo expedition in the desert. Now I would like to share with you certain things, which will enhance your travel experience in Jaisalmer and the desert. To begin with, I had …
I often hear phrases like ‘off the beaten path’ or ‘discovering the less touristy’. Today taking the unusual road has become so popular that I think after a while the very idea of going off the beaten path will get clichéd. What I intend to …
There is something different about the ‘Monsoons of Ooty’. I visited the hill station with my family last year in July and it was the peak monsoon season there! When our bus was in close proximity of Ooty, we could see men and women plowing …