For most people, flying 2600 miles just to sit comfortably and “write” for five days may not seem like a great idea for a holiday. But my recent stay at the Indian Summer House Writers’ Retreat in Kerala was one of my most gratifying and restorative trips. As with most of the flights to India, mine landed at Cochin airport …
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Myanmar (formally Burma) is a gorgeous country glazed with heritage and history. It is a popular tourist destination offering a unique cultural experience. The golden hues of the sun that shine down on the rustic temples and mountains only enhance the beauty of this southeast Asian country that borders India, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, and China. While the capital city …
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Hong Kong is anything but slow. Living in this fast-paced city, we all need a break from the hustle and bustle occasionally. A time to sit back, relax and enjoy life at a slower pace. Taking time off means different things to different people. Some like nothing better than an entire weekend of binge-watching shows on Netflix, others would rather …
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vc_rowvc_columnvc_column_textWe reached on an early morning in the buzzing coastal city – Mumbai. My first – the place I always wanted to visit. Now – ticked off the bucket list. One of the perks here is the auto rickshaws. If you are in Mumbai – don’t forget to take an auto ride. We went to Juhu – famous for Amitabh’s …
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The moment you land in Kuala Lumpur, you see a vibrant place of contrast and diversity It is always a hard decision for me when it comes to travelling. Scared of turbulence that we occasionally experience during flying but still love to travel, I always try to find a new place to visit with the safest flight available. Given that …
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An excursion to Rome was a dream wish fulfillment, a walk through resurrected history! – By Varis Kumar K One of the most influential civilizations ever, home to the mighty Caesar, once the capital of Europe, a city at the epicentre of fall of Paganism and rise of Christianity, and now one of the most romantic cities in the world …
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Not only does it attract Indian pilgrims and merchants drawn by a devotion to religion or business, whats fascinating is the gypsy tribe of Rajasthan – The Kalbelias flock this festival since only such fairs and festivals they make most money either entertaining the tourists with their talented dances and snake charming skills or just posing as subjects for all …
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