A Solo Female Travel Blog
There’s something so ‘unruffled’ about Kerala. It is indeed God’s own country for its untainted beauty – the quiet islands, the lyrical backwaters, the pristine forests and the sublime hills. When you think of Kerala, you think of its bounty of nature and its legacy …
Udaipur is poetry. It isn’t just a city. So, when I decided to revisit it with my mom, I wanted to make sure that I savor its royal charms to the fullest. I believe the best way to enjoy a place without much effort is …
I’m kind of hooked on to Berlin after seeing a YouTube video that showcases how the city thrills a visitor. There’s so much to explore. To be honest, Berlin has never been on my European wish-list. I somehow think that the city is not charming …
Mumbai is a gamut of experiences. It’s not just a city, but a kind of poetry that inspires you. I’d say Mumbai is a feast for an inquisitive traveler. There’s so much to discover, so much to experience in this quirky city that I find …
I can easily say that Fort Kochi is one of the top heritage destinations in India. It’s a place where history, art and culture happily shake hands with new age cafes. It’s an ideal abode for solo travellers, writers and photographers. There’s so much of …
New Delhi, also famously known as Dilliwaalon ki Dilli, is one of the most favourite tourist destinations for people from all over the world – and rightly so! Known for its culturally rich history along with its lip smacking culinary delights that it has to …
Tallo (a chap from ‘Hong’ village) introduced the Apatani world to me. He also taught me a few Apatani pleasantries like ayo siido lo (how are you), aya pa ato (welcome) and paya aro pacho (thank you). He admitted (amusingly) to me that though he was …
Ziro looks sublime. My first stop in Arunachal Pradesh! You can linger here for days with no thought of returning home. I’m happy that I got to explore it during the harvest time – it was great to see the rice fields in full flush …