A Solo Female Travel Blog
Yes, I have read a lot about India being the most ‘unsafe’ country for women solo travelers. I am not saying that the scrutiny is wrong, because it’s based on real mishaps. But, there is another REALITY to it too. There is a ‘good’ India …
Sojourning in Kurseong is the ideal way to experience Darjeeling. Even before I headed there, I knew I didn’t want to go to the touristic Darjeeling. From the kind of reviews I had got about it, I knew it wouldn’t be enjoyable to stay in …
I love being a travel blogger. Although there’s no particular reason to mark a celebration or anything like that at the moment, I just wanted to mull over a random idea that whizzed through my mind. I’d say my early years of traveling were more …
Sikkim has been one of my most incredible experiences on the road for a couple of reasons – one, it was an indefinite trip; two, it’s my longest solo travel. I am happy that I managed to travel at a slow pace. It was a deeper …
I went to Yuksom on impulse. I knew zilch about it. I headed there with a hope of finding tons of natural beauty, which I did. But, I felt more rewarded when I discovered that Yuksom was the original capital of Sikkim and it’s a …
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 …
There was a promise of warmth the moment I checked in at Tamang House. A great hospitality is one thing and a feeling of ‘home away from home’ is another. I experienced the latter at Tamang House. Tamang House is a cosy home stay in …
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 …