A Solo Female Travel Blog
My first impressions about Gangtok say that it’s a ‘city for wanderers’ – There are so many unique elements to spot, thus, much to watch and smile at. It’s a city of colours, a city of innocent faces, a city of art and beauty, and …
Before I begin, I would like to take you back to my post 5 Destinations On My Radar, which stated my travel wish-list for the year. I’m glad to announce that time has come to tick off Sikkim from the list. Yes, I am already …
It took me some time to like Bangalore. Initially, I viewed it as one of the nice-cities-turned-bad sort. All I could see was vehicles, over-crowded spaces and layers of pollution. However, as I spent over a month there I got a chance to explore it …
On this Mother’s Day, I’d like to shift the spotlight on my favourite travel companion – who is none other than my Mom. I have written about why I enjoy travelling solo. Today, I’d like to take this opportunity to pay a sweet little tribute …
I am SO excited to bring the second part of my travel photography journey so far. If you haven’t checked out the first part, here it is Travel Photography – My Journey So Far (Part One). When I bought my first camera (Nikon L1 digital …
Before I even begin, let me be clear that I am still learning the technicalities of an SLR camera. I know a lot today than what I knew a year ago, but I still need to go a long way. There was a time when …
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 …
Solo travel is thrilling. Whenever someone decides to travel solo, there is a sense of freedom, independence and adventure within one’s mind. I have said this before and I will say it again that solo travel is wonderful – it is more than a holiday. …