A Solo Female Travel Blog
Whoa! Can’t believe a decade of travel is over! I’m so glad and proud of the history that I have created for myself in the last 10 years. Although I had been traveling even earlier (with my family), 2009 was the year when I seriously …
A village never fails to satisfy your roving soul. Dehna, a small village in the Shahpur district of Maharashtra, is your bucolic escape from Mumbai. And, it’s quite pocket-friendly, too! You may either go to some fancy resort around your city, or you may garner …
My trip to Ananthagiri was a kind of an awakening to me. I always thought that Andhra Pradesh wasn’t beautiful. I had lived in Hyderabad for a couple of years before moving to Mumbai, and that was my only experience of this southern state of …
Pench had intrigued my curiosity quite a few years back. I wanted to visit it and get smitten by its wild beauty. I wanted to go on a jungle safari in Pench National Park and spot a tiger or two. But, I didn’t want to …
Solo travel is fun, but it isn’t the most budget-friendly way to travel. Well, that’s the typical notion. But, if you ask me, you can experience solo travel on a budget. There are various travel hacks and tricks that you can apply in order to …
There’s something about Gwalior that enchants you. Of course, it’s historic and has some of the finest architectural attractions from the bygone era. But, there’s something subtle about Gwalior that intrigues you and makes you want to explore it. Since the city has such rich …
Sojourning at Champaner Heritage Resort was an exceptional ‘slow travel’ experience. As the name suggests, it’s an old haveli turned into a beautiful heritage resort, which allows you to revel in the regal nuances of Champaner. I loved my stay at Champaner Heritage Resort a …
Champaner is a historic city in Gujarat. It’s an offbeat travel destination for inquisitive travellers. My travel guide is going to help you know the city, its heritage places, things to do, how to commute locally and where to stay in Champaner. Ah, Champaner! Why …