I have had a long standing love affair with Bhutan long before I even visited this beautiful Buddhist Kingdom. It was love at first sight and the sight I fell i... Read More...
After spending a few days on a camel safari in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, we headed to Varanasi, a city in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. When I say headed... Read More...
Cuba had been somewhere on my bucket list for a long time. It was a no-brainer to pop over to Havana Cuba from Mexico City during my recent extended trip to thi... Read More...
Inbetween hanging out with gypsies up a hill, considerations of getting shit-faced on opium and a marriage proposal or two (ok just the one... and for her) me a... Read More...
My visit to tropical Punakha, a town in the Himalayas of Bhutan, has so far been bliss. Punakha is the seventh-largest city in Bhutan by population and the weat... Read More...
Like most travellers who fall hopelessly in love with a country, I started planning my return trip to Nepal sat on the runaway at the airport in Kathmandu back ... Read More...
On the 7th day of my Leh, Ladakh trip I was going to experience the most amazing lake in both India and China called “Pangong Tso”. Lake in Ladakhi language (wh... Read More...
Over the years, I have come to realise that some places are most definitely better than others for us solo female travellers. Gone are the days of relying on me... Read More...
Today is the third day of my Bhutan trip and I’ll be going from icy Thimphu to tropical Punakha. So my last day in Thimphu involves visiting a couple of museums... Read More...
At the age of 25, when you want to explore so many thrilling things but you can’t find anyone who wants to do them with you... don’t lose heart. Just do it… do ... Read More...
After strolling the streets, visiting the clock tower and soaking in the atmosphere on my first day in Bhutan, I was so ready to see more of what Thimphu, Bhuta... Read More...
This is not by any means an exhaustive list of amazing architecture. Humans have proven for thousands of years to be creative architects and engineers. These ar... Read More...
It’s easy really to pack up your bags and hop on a plane with a huge a group of friends. Having people to rely on for making plans and having fun can really tur... Read More...
The year I turned 30 was also the year that I graduated from college with my Bachelor’s degree so I thought I would do it up big on my annual trip abroad. I hav... Read More...
Dreaming of visiting Bhutan? I flew to Bhutan from Delhi via Kathmandu after a 10 year obsession with this Buddhist Kingdom and a whole lot of research. I have ... Read More...
I am really excited to finally be able to write more about my trip to Bali here. Bali is like my second home. When writing about it, it feels like going back to... Read More...
If I was to take a guess, I’d say that since I became a Middle East expat in 2012 I must have answered a million questions about my expat life and how things wo... Read More...
I know, Scotland is kind of a thing these days with the popularity of a certain series about a time traveling English nurse. I think that Scotland’s charm and p... Read More...
My home country, India, has 29 states and 7 union territories. We're a huge country with a population of 1.35 billion and with these kinds of numbers comes dive... Read More...
I’m a very firm believer that travel is the best self-help or self-discovery tool out there. Especially traveling alone as it allows you to make all your own de... Read More...
Being Indonesian, I'm the first to admit that we, Indonesians, are all identical when it comes to how we travel - always in groups! I see it all the time while ... Read More...
Seville in Andalusia is hands down one of the most impressive Spanish cities I have ever visited, it simply stands in a league of its own. I am definitely for a... Read More...
Back in 2012 when I randomly landed a job in Saudi Arabia people thought I must be nuts. In fact, I probably was a little bit nuts. But the truth is, moving to ... Read More...
We arrived in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan at noon after a cold and bumpy overnight bus ride from Pushkar and were immediately greeted with a swarm of touts holding up ... Read More...
