A Solo Female Travel Blog
Do you love the buzz at the airport? Do you like the idea of living out of suitcases? If your answer is a ‘yes’ then you are reading the right stuff. There are people who get exasperated with too much of traveling. Yes, it can …
The glory of Taj Hotel at dawn The city of dreams is known for its nightlife, but for me, it’s a city of beautiful mornings! The city looks absolutely soaked in poetry at the crack of dawn. My alarm clock buzzed at 5:30 am and …
To travel smart and cheap is not so hard. It’s a myth that you got to have lots of money to be able to travel. Yes of course, you got to have money to travel. But, travel isn’t just about money. It’s also about planning, …
Nagda is a beautiful small village, one of the quick day trips from Udaipur. It’s a place that silently brags about Rajasthan’s ethnic legacy and Aravallis’ enchanting beauty. I must confess that I always pictured Rajasthan (way before I visited this magical land) as a dry …
Reverberating river by your side, soft and balmy breezes, fragrant flowers and fruits, chirpy birds, hills and dales around… sounds like a trip to childhood, right? Yes, Manali is a place where you can abandon the baggage of responsibilities and rest in the lap of …
Jim Corbett is named after Edward James Jim Corbett, who was a British hunter. He was also a conservationist, author and naturalist renowned for hunting numerous man-eaters in India. The park, situated in Nainital district of Uttarakhand, is the oldest national park in India. Jim …
The monsoon in Kerala has more promises of an ‘unimpeded holiday’ than any other expedition to talk about. Drizzle became my constant companion the moment I landed in Cochin; all I could see was burgeoning lush green landscape clad in dark grey clouds. I was all …
I had read a quote somewhere that good food, good friends and a sleepy conscience are all you need for a happy life. When I arrived in Udaipur, it seemed to be true. There is an undertone of incessant festivity in Rajasthan, which makes you …