A Solo Female Travel Blog
So here comes the second part of the photo essay on Mehrangarh Fort – Check out the first part here Well, I did feel that there was much to absorb – the architecture, the landscape, the atmosphere and the people. While I was stalking Mehrangarh …
Mehrangarh Fort is Jodhpur’s landmark. Let me make you aware that it’s not just a fort. It’s a domineering impression, an iconic footprint of the times gone by. Thus, the experience of visiting it is something more than the usual feeling of visiting a monument. …
Let me tell you why I wanted to visit Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur – I have been curious to see it since the time I had seen its coverage (on one of the travel shows) on television. So the first thing that I did …
Danish architect, Jørn Oberg Utzon – the man behind the iconic Sydney Opera House breathed his last on November 29, 2008. I recently got intrigued about what went into building the Opera House. There is a moving story between the vision – ‘Sydney Opera House’ …
It had been my long awaited dream to sit in the desert of Rajasthan and enjoy the traditional folk dance and music. My inspiration came from the movies, travel shows and magazines – I envied people who sat in the desert by a bonfire and …
Monsoon is slowly wrapping up here in Mumbai; clear blue skies donning the ‘perfect weather’ cap are cajoling you for some spontaneous wanderings. Mumbai, a city known for its constant bustle, has more in store than we can possibly comprehend. South Mumbai – the upmarket …
Well, minus the humbug, Delhi is definitely a city with a certain trademark charm. My last few months in the city were about admiring and exploring its architectural beauty. My post, 5 things to love about Delhi, is dedicated to my tryst with the city …
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 …