A Solo Female Travel Blog
Even a fleeting glimpse of Kangchenjunga Mountains at this time (summers and monsoon) is precious. The layer of clouds (or mist) that rests over the mountains is so thick that the Kangchenjunga range is completely invisible. If you are in Sikkim, they are best viewed …
Yes, I have read a lot about India being the most ‘unsafe’ country for women solo travelers. I am not saying that the scrutiny is wrong, because it’s based on real mishaps. But, there is another REALITY to it too. There is a ‘good’ India …
Sojourning in Kurseong is the ideal way to experience Darjeeling. Even before I headed there, I knew I didn’t want to go to the touristic Darjeeling. From the kind of reviews I had got about it, I knew it wouldn’t be enjoyable to stay in …
I love being a travel blogger. Although there’s no particular reason to mark a celebration or anything like that at the moment, I just wanted to mull over a random idea that whizzed through my mind. I’d say my early years of traveling were more …
Sikkim has been one of my most incredible experiences on the road for a couple of reasons – one, it was an indefinite trip; two, it’s my longest solo travel. I am happy that I managed to travel at a slow pace. It was a deeper …
I went to Yuksom on impulse. I knew zilch about it. I headed there with a hope of finding tons of natural beauty, which I did. But, I felt more rewarded when I discovered that Yuksom was the original capital of Sikkim and it’s a …
Sikkim is a land of nature – its wild beauty is sprawled all over the place. When I headed to Sikkim, all I thought about was the picture-perfect mountain ranges and the blue lakes. I was totally oblivious about the fact that Sikkim is so …
There was a promise of warmth the moment I checked in at Tamang House. A great hospitality is one thing and a feeling of ‘home away from home’ is another. I experienced the latter at Tamang House. Tamang House is a cosy home stay in …