A Solo Female Travel Blog
I had seen its many pictures on a couple of travel blogs, and then I knew it was the UNESCO recognised world heritage site. Also, I had seen its glimpses in a Bollywood movie song. The trulli of Alberobello (a town in Puglia, southern Italy) …
Pushkar had always been on my wish-list. I am not sure what drew me to the little town of temples, but I wanted to make it there once. Everybody told me that there isn’t much to explore other than the Ghats, and that the camel …
Did you always wonder how to take those stunning micro shots with a simple camera? Well, I did until I came across ‘ZenFone 2 Laser’ – a sleek camera phone that makes photography such an easy job! Also read: 10 Most ‘Photographable’ Places In …
Travel is about awe-inspiring landscapes, interesting art and culture, variety of cuisines, adventure and so much more. I definitely enjoy all of that. But, what I have really learnt to savour in the last few years as a traveller are the ordinary moments – the …
Amusingly, the locals have no clue about the ‘old city’ of Srinagar. Perhaps they know it as Downtown. Anyway, I went on a photo walk of my own to old Srinagar, where you find Jamia Masjid, a really old mosque (14th century), old houses and …
Although my lens could not do justice to its sublime beauty, I have tried my best to bring to you SONMARG – the golden valley of Kashmir the way I saw it. I wouldn’t want to write much… because no words can express what I …
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. …
RAJASTHAN, known for its colours, can’t be imagined in ‘black & white’. However, I believe images in black & white exude more character. Well, the photographs that you are going to see here were not really clicked with black & white theme in mind. I …