A Solo Female Travel Blog
I have been mulling over the idea of writing about the dangers of solo travel, but I wasn’t sure if I had something valuable to share. I mean I have barely felt unsafe on my solo travels – I have had exceptionally good experiences as …
I can say that without an iota of qualm that Gujarat is the safest destination in India for women solo travellers. Although I don’t usually categorize any destination as safe or unsafe – I like to be cautious in any given place, I found Gujarat …
Do you crave the road when you are not travelling? I believe it’s a common syndrome of our ‘wanderlusty’ souls that our feet begin to itch badly if we have not been on the road for a while. It’s normal and it’s absolutely fine! The …
Street food is the true essence of India – spicy, flavourful and so irresistible! It’s hard for an Indian to pass by a food stall without taking in the enticing whiff of delectable Samosas and Aloo Chaats. We are quick to stop by to gorge …
Although I haven’t been to many countries, I can still declare India to be one of the best countries for travel photography. I believe India challenges you as a photographer, forces you to be creative in the most uninviting situations and offer images that are …
Who wouldn’t want to spend less and travel more? All of us want to curb our expenses on the road, because we want to travel longer and experience more. Isn’t it? Before I give you my practical tips on travelling on a budget, let me …
Today, I’d like to eat my own words (I don’t believe in making a travel bucket list) and talk about my ultimate travel bucket list. Yes, I have always been reluctant or rather decisive about sharing my travel bucket list on the blog. I want …
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 …