A Solo Female Travel Blog
I have many reasons to escape to villages. I’m absolutely fascinated by a countryside life. For a townie like me, it’s like slipping into a different world. The quiet of nature, the lushness of flora, and the rusticity of living – all of it mingled …
Solo travel is slowly becoming a rage in India. Both men and women want to travel solo. Some people are more spontaneous and simply dive in without much help or advice, while some like to be more cautious about choosing their ‘solo travel’ destinations. One …
Solo travel in India for a first-time solo traveller is not so intimidating. It is quite smooth and fun, as long as you choose the right kind of a destination for your first solo travel. When I talked about Why I Like Traveling Solo in …
India and Australia share a very significant date in history – 26th of January, which is something to reckon with for many reasons. 26 January is India’a Republic Day and Australia’s Foundation Day. Let’s dig into a bit of history and pick some interesting facts …
Powai Lake with the mountain backdrop in Mumbai, Maharashtra Diversity is India’s core essence. It’s a vast country not just in terms of cultures, traditions and languages, but also in terms of landscapes. I have compiled some of the landscape photographs of the places I …