That Goa plan that we all want in college, but seems like its never going to happen. I kind of had similar thoughts. I made several plans to Goa and all of them fell apart because either someone doesn't want to go, or they don't have money, or they're schedule is too busy (which it... Continue Reading →
Take a Solo Trip regardless of your Age.
Half of you reading this will think that taking solo trips is awesome and you should plan one soon. The other half are still unconvinced of the reason why people take solo trips at all and prefer to travel in duos or groups. Well on one side of the coin, everyone likes to travel in... Continue Reading →
Why Indonesia is more than just Bali.
Don't lie! You totally thought that Bali was the only place to go in Indonesia. Its a fact that when people think of Indonesia, they think of Bali and nothing beyond that. Even though Bali is not something anyone should miss if they travel even near that area of the ocean, but take a run... Continue Reading →
Gwalior in a day
Gwalior, a city which has seen all the various stages of medieval history of the country, from the wars to the golden periods, the colonisation, right upto the modern age where it stands tall as a proud city in the state and country. Gwalior has always been a city to stand its ground and stay... Continue Reading →
Chausath Yogini Temple; history on a hill
High above luscious green fields stands the Chausath Yogini Temple. This temple is close to the Bateshwar temples in the Morena district, about 30-40 minutes outside of Gwalior. There is a short but steep climb to the top where you have a beautiful temple which at one glance reminds you of the Parliament building in... Continue Reading →
Bateshwar temples, a revived piece of history
Temples dedicated to Shiva and Vishnu which were built about 300 years before the Khajuraho temples. Well, that sums up how old these temples are and yet majority of people are oblivious to its existence. The Bateshwar Temples came up as 200 temples in the 8th century AD. After restoration today only 60 stand so... Continue Reading →
Madhya Pradesh and its ancient treasures; Khajuraho
The entire world knows about the Kamasutra.Well this quaint little village has the Kamasutra on the walls of its temples. Khajuraho is a renowned tourist spot now because of the famous reliefs and sculptures that adorn the walls of the sacred temples. The temples are spread out across a large area with some a bit... Continue Reading →
Madhya Pradesh and its ancient treasures; Sanchi
How long will this Stupa stand? An ancient budhist relic that stands firm as a symbol of great historic value. The Sanchi stupa near Bhopal, MP is an ancient stupa which is still standing thanks to the long lasting patronage of the begums of Bhopal. The stupa is a pilgrimage stop for budhists and especially... Continue Reading →
Himalayas dance on your tastebuds
Himalayan food isn’t widely known or tasted, but the one’s who have been to this region and tasted their authentic food they will understand the sheer bliss you get from sipping on that warm and tasty thukpa while looking at the vast grandeur of the Himalayan mountain range. There are a few dishes from the... Continue Reading →
Rajasthani Food; a Rajputana treasure
I travel across Rajasthan to experience the deliciousness of this wondorous state of India. Rajput royal cuisine is slowly disappearing off the food map. Rajput royal cuisine is now very often seen merged with marwari vegetarian food. The rajput cuisine you get today (which is rare itself) is watered down far beyond what the cuisine... Continue Reading →