A Solo Female Travel Blog
First things first, Kutch has way too long distances. I covered around 95 km one way when I travelled from Devpur Yaksha to Lakhpat, around 65 km to Mandvi and 40 km to Bhuj. But, there is nothing to fret about, as I am going …
Ah! It’s Women’s Day again – Another year of blossoms, beauty and benevolence! When Pallavi of My Singapore Diary got in touch with me for a collaborative post, I jumped at the idea! I thought International Women’s Day was an ideal opportunity to exchange love …
Sojourning at Devpur Homestay was like icing on the cake. You can swagger for a few days that you spend at Darbargadh (local name of the homestay). Before I tell you anything about the homestay, I’d like to confess that while planning my travel to …
Kutch, the largest district of India, is an entity in itself. It’s a deeper soul of Gujarat that refuses to discard its old ways. At first glance, Kutch appears like any other region of India – dusty and pretty ordinary, but that’s just the surface. …
Lakhpat is a package of stories. It’s a majestic world that has endured the assaults of times and now rests in its unruffled glory. When I went to Lakhpat, I went to see the Lakhpat fort, but when I returned, I returned with Lakhpat – …
When you think of romance, what comes to your mind? Well, I think of beauty, magic and love. There are certain places in India that personify romance. I believe these places evoke so much of mellowness that it’s hard to remain indifferent. You simply surrender …
Although it’s exciting to talk about one’s travel plans, I find it a little inappropriate. And thus, I am writing this post after a lot of mulling over and a bit of hesitation. I always maintain that I am a spontaneous traveller, and most of …
I believe the biggest myth of life that people carry in their minds is that nobody should be trusted. This myth does have a background to it, though. People tend to doubt people only when their trust is broken. There are so many wrong things …