A Solo Female Travel Blog
I simply love meeting people from different regions and communities. Since India is such a vast land, there is enough opportunity to discover new people in almost every part of the country. On my sojourn in Sikkim and Darjeeling, I met many lovely people. These …
Heritage is the soul of Darjeeling. When I chose to stay at Goomtee Resort, I had a faint idea about what it had in store for me. I only intended to enjoy Darjeeling’s natural vicinity secluded away from the crowds. I think when you know …
Perhaps monasteries were on top of my list when I set foot in Sikkim. I wanted to visit them precisely for two reasons – their architecture and their mystical aura. Although I have mentioned very evidently (in my previous posts on Sikkim) that it’s a …
I went to Yuksom on impulse. I knew zilch about it. I headed there with a hope of finding tons of natural beauty, which I did. But, I felt more rewarded when I discovered that Yuksom was the original capital of Sikkim and it’s a …
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 …
Spotting random architectural attractions is one of my favourite things to do while I am travelling. And the best part is that I don’t have to do anything. I just have to wander and look around. One of my earlier posts South Mumbai Wanderings showcases …
… at least once in your lifetime. This is a special post dedicated to Republic Day, an important day for India. Last year, I wrote India And Australia Celebrate Together to mark the significance of 26thJanuary. India is a beautiful country and I believe everyone …
Charminar is chaotic! It bustles with people, shops, hawkers and vehicles, but it has got something. It has got a certain charm, which is exuded in its colours and shimmer, smiles and sights, or maybe in its never-fading Muslim aura and culture. Well, I had …