A Solo Female Travel Blog
Karnataka has grown on me. There are certain nuances about it, which make it so admirable. The charm is not very obvious, but it’s there and it impresses slowly. I like the way things unfold in Karnataka. There is always something to surprise and amaze. …
First things first, Kutch has way too long distances. I covered around 95 km one way when I travelled from Devpur Yaksha to Lakhpat, around 65 km to Mandvi and 40 km to Bhuj. But, there is nothing to fret about, as I am going …
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 …
Hampi has a carefree soul. So, focusing on things to do in Hampi should not be your motive. It’s rather a place where ‘doing nothing’ and simply absorbing the local atmosphere is a better idea. My first day in Hampi was pretty average. I …
“Our happiest moments as tourists always seem to come when we stumble upon one thing while in pursuit of something else.” — Lawrence Block I found this quote to be bang on for my story about Darap Village. I landed up in Darap Village, while …
‘Quirky Indian Cities’ series – Lucknow is a little queer city. It has got a lot of character and charm to it, but it’s also sordid in some ways. Although it is presumed to be a Nawabi (royal) city with ‘politeness’ embedded in its texture, …
Mumbai is magic. If I talk about its quirky side, I think I would say that every bit of it is quirky! If you have lived in Mumbai or spent even a few days there, you should be nodding in agreement. It is a mad …
Darjeeling is a legacy. It’s not an ordinary destination. I had a void in me as a traveller that always kept Darjeeling somewhere on my radar. Even though I had heard so many bad reviews about it, I still wasn’t deterred about visiting it. I …