A Solo Female Travel Blog
I have been plotting and planning to set foot in Kashmir for quite a while now. I wanted to tick it off last year when I was travelling in Sikkim. I even had my accommodation sorted out, but I had to cancel the trip eventually …
When I saw its photos online I wasn’t very impressed. I thought its earthy brown exterior looked quite uninviting and I wouldn’t want to stay here for more than a day. Well, I was invited by Sai Vishram folks to spend a few days at …
I have always believed that an offbeat stay experience on your travels adds a lot of substance to your trip. Thus, you should always make it a point to choose your accommodation carefully. Like in my case, I wouldn’t want to stay in a characterless, …
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. …
Though I wish I get to travel much more, I realised that I travelled quite a bit in the last six months – December to May. The fact that I managed to travel quite consistently despite the dearth of stable income is something to reckon …
I’m fortunate to have explored quite a bit of Karnataka – Dandeli, Hampi, Nandi Hills, Mysore and Bangalore in the last couple of years, and I have to say that it’s one of the most beautiful states in India. So, when I got a chance …
Being a frequent traveller, I make many mistakes on my travels and I learn from them, too. Now that I am a more experienced traveller, I am more aware of certain things that normally happen during a trip. I believe travel costs a lot – …
Every year when summer is around the corner, all we crave for is an escape to a cool and breezy place. All we dream of is a setting of mountains, lakes, forests and meadows! Isn’t it? There’s something so ‘dreamy’ about summers despite the heat. …