A Solo Female Travel Blog
Anjuna Flea Market, held on Wednesdays, is one of the most vivid sights in Goa. It’s perhaps the most favourite place of photography enthusiasts. You can skip Anjuna beach if you’d like to, but don’t miss the colourful flea market. Although I knew about Anjuna …
…from Malyavanta Raghunathaswamy temple in Hampi. It was the end of my trip in Hampi and I was heading to Hospet train station when I thought about stopping by somewhere to catch the sunset. Many thanks to my auto guy who took me to this …
Hampi is a place for photographers. However, I’d like to admit that I didn’t find its landscapes and boulders any different from what I saw on the Hyderabad-Bangalore highway. Of course, the ancient ruins and the gentle Tungabhadra River do impress. But, it’s still a …
There is an apparent rivalry between Delhi and Mumbai. People have strong opinions about these two cities in India. Either they are hated or loved. Perhaps this is the only common quality between Delhi and Mumbai that they both evoke strong emotions. They don’t leave …
Sydney is like a whiff of fresh air. No wonder it’s one of the most liveable and holiday-worthy destinations in the world. Although it’s quite ‘corporate’ in appearance, there’s still so much of soul to savour. Whether it’s walking the streets of Sydney, sipping coffee …
This is part two of ‘The Landscapes of India‘ post. I’m really proud to be sharing these landscape photos of India, which I have clicked over the years. Each photo that I share here speak some story – the rusticity, the lushness, the abandonment of …
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 …
If you really want to immerse into the essence of India, wander its streets. Yes, the true India is experienced on the streets. Although the country is different in each region and state, there is a common thread that seeps through each Indian heart. Every …