A Solo Female Travel Blog
Tea gardens fabricate the simple joys of our lives. If you crave for a cup of tea in the morning and in the lull of an afternoon, you will understand what I am talking about. I headed to Darjeeling with a pining desire to sample …
Both Sikkim and Darjeeling are quite similar. I must admit that I still can’t believe that the latter is part of West Bengal. Since Darjeeling is part of West Bengal for so many ages, it has its influences. But, it is more similar to Sikkim …
Sikkim is a land of nature – its wild beauty is sprawled all over the place. When I headed to Sikkim, all I thought about was the picture-perfect mountain ranges and the blue lakes. I was totally oblivious about the fact that Sikkim is so …
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 …
I am SO excited to bring the second part of my travel photography journey so far. If you haven’t checked out the first part, here it is Travel Photography – My Journey So Far (Part One). When I bought my first camera (Nikon L1 digital …
Cubbon Park in Bangalore is a slice of abundant greenery. I had heard about the park, but didn’t know it was so green! I remember going gaga over Indranagar’s greenery sometime back. Today, when I walked through Cubbon Park, I could make out that I …
Early summer warmth, a sense of spontaneity and rustic vistas along the way made our road trip from Hyderabad to Bangalore a thrilling affair. I’d say it was one of my best road trips ever. The Hyderabad-Bangalore route is exceptionally scenic, smooth and comfy. Although …
Lakes have a trance-like quality, which soothes a heavy heart and comforts a weary soul. There is nothing compared to spending endless hours by a lake and simply succumbing to its quiet beauty. Don’t you agree? India has numerous lakes to beckon you for a …