A Solo Female Travel Blog
The absolutely charming state of India, Rajasthan, celebrates being ‘colorful’ without apology and cashes in on its ethnicity to the core. Rajasthan is truly an incorrigible enchantress, which has been bewitching the foreign tourists for ages. Here’s my inquisitiveness to know why – After exploring …
Well, of course, my first impression about Khan Market in New Delhi was influenced by the fact that it’s known to be ‘upmarket’. The very notion, kind of, builds a fake wall around. However, as you make several visits, it unveils its charisma beyond being …
Brush aside those budget accommodations and long train journeys; let your dream to have a luxurious holiday come true! Trust me, it is possible! Being economic is always wise, but why to hold your purse strings for something like travel? Of course, the idea of …
I keep talking about exploring a destination alone, but there are places where you need constant chatter, energy and buzz in the air. Chail is one of them for sure. It’s a place where family get-togethers are strictly recommended! Besides, it’s not a wise idea …
India and Australia share a very significant date in history – 26th of January, which is something to reckon with for many reasons. 26 January is India’a Republic Day and Australia’s Foundation Day. Let’s dig into a bit of history and pick some interesting facts …
I was wondering what really attracts me to a destination – is it natural beauty, popularity, or just sheer inquisitiveness? My question to myself is that what are the traits of a destination that define ‘my-kind-of-a-destination’? What is it that makes me want to visit …
Powai Lake with the mountain backdrop in Mumbai, Maharashtra Diversity is India’s core essence. It’s a vast country not just in terms of cultures, traditions and languages, but also in terms of landscapes. I have compiled some of the landscape photographs of the places I …
The first image of Kasauli that flashes in my mind is of beautiful, lush green pine trees. Serene Blue Mountains are seen afar through the bushes and trees. There’s a strange, mellow quietness about Kasauli, which I don’t think I found anywhere else. It just …