A Solo Female Travel Blog
Can you really imagine ‘Goa’ without beaches? I know it’s hard for some people to even picture Goa without its coastal side. But, let me tell you the truth – Goa has plenty of natural treasures that are still hidden. Fortunately, I was able to …
Travel is not just for the rich. Yes, you can travel even if you don’t make oodles of money. If I can, so can you! After travelling for so many years, I can confidently say that to be able to travel, you need to have …
It was my husband’s idea that we take a food trail in Mumbai. Since he’s lived in Mumbai for quite a few years now, and is a foodie, he knows a great deal of eateries in the city. So, the long weekend couldn’t keep us …
It’s been a while since I traveled really alone, and I’m missing that (terribly). Though I did a bit of solo travel in Rajasthan this year – Pushkar and Ajmer, I haven’t been able to travel independently for the past one year. My travels have been …
Air Arabia is your low-cost airline that connects you to 34 countries, covering over 100 airports, offering the most comprehensive connectivity across the Middle East, North Africa, Asia and Europe. The idea of flying with Air Arabia is inviting because of its obvious no-frills image. …
Aqaba is my favourite of all the places that we visited in Jordan. The gorgeous blue waters of the Red Sea just blew my mind! Aqaba has got a different feel altogether. It’s unlike the rest of Jordan. Aqaba is more of an upmarket, lively and …
The truest impression that I have of Jordanian cuisine is that it’s so full of colours. A typical dining table in Jordan looks like a king’s chamber. Before I talk any further about Jordanian food, I’d like to make a point that there are delicious …
Jordan is a pure delight when it comes to landscape photography. The landscapes of Jordan are unique – they are not just beautiful. They exude mystery. They inspire something in you. The rocks and hills seem so unruffled, yet they evoke your imagination. Jordan …