Charles A. Sherring, a British anthropologist once wrote this about Uttarakhand – “In those lovely valleys there is still the romance and poetry of life: each tree has its god, each bush its spirit” And it’s true! Uttarakhand always leaves me stranded for words surrounding me in its high-rising Himalayas, the tree-covered hillsides and enchanting lakes. It is a dramatic land covered with holy peaks, lakes and rivers which makes it one of the finest getaways for a pleasant holiday retreat from our hectic city routines. On a cold foggy January morning this year, I along with my blogger friends Continue Reading

Kuppies launches 100% Veg Brownie with Dark Choco Chips in the market   Kuppies, a famous dessert brand in Delhi-NCR, has launched a 100% Vegetarian Brownie with Dark Choco Chips for the first time in the Indian market at an attractive price. This Brownie variant is available at the largest hypermarket in the country Big Bazaar as well as at other leading retail outlets and hypermarkets including Walmart, Spenser, 24×7, Easy Day and Big Basket. After years of research by its team of experts, Kuppies has introduced the Brownie which is made with Imported Real Dark Cocoa solids to give an Continue Reading

“Travelling—it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” Cliche, but true. Having heard all these stories from amazing globe-trotters and them travelling to their 45th country or 10th year abroad, made me wonder—where did it all begin? I never thought I would travel solo. It kind of just…happened. And I’m glad it did, because it changed my life. When the thoughts of breaking away from the constraints of a mundane life struck me back in 2016, I decided to quit my job and take the roads less travelled to rediscover myself. With that, I counted up my savings, Continue Reading

McLeod Ganj Weekend getaways to the mountains are always refreshing, especially if you stay in Delhi ! Hence this impulsive unplanned trek in the Himalayas was inevitable. My first destination of this trip – the hill station of McLeod Ganj is home to many majestic monasteries, delicious smelling kitchen cafes, trekking companies and wall to wall stores selling Tibetan souvenirs. Also known as Little Lhasa and the abode of the Dalai Lama, the Tibetan spiritual influence and its mystical green hills mark McLeod Ganj as a significant tourist destination. The place showcases the vibrant and distinct Tibetan culture, and you Continue Reading

What Happens in Goa, Stays in Goa  

Goa is on every travelers’ list for the sense of peace and euphoria that it offers. Always glimmering with clubs, rave parties and dance joints illuminating the night sky. But to feel the beating pulses of Goa, you have to dig a little deeper and look for the places that are beyond a tourist’s perspective. Here is a list of few things you could try to get the real taste of Goa. Take a boat ride in the backwaters of Goa There’s nothing like rowing across the charming creeks crossing the villages of Goa covered in mangroves and mist-laden meadows, Continue Reading

Have you ever travelled to a place so dramatic in its natural form; you can’t help wondering what sort of people and what sort of life it has seen? Well I did! My trip to Hampi was so exciting that it left me wanting much more. So transfixed I was at the barren land, old column structures, huge giant boulders and long stretch of craggy mountains that all my doubts about Hampi and its magnitude melted away. Hampi – a dreamworld made of boulders, monoliths and ruins of ancient edifices is a delight for tourists and thus is considered among Continue Reading

The history of Udaipur is a rich and charming tapestry of lakeside palaces, forts, temples and gardens which reflect the varied influences of centuries past. The erstwhile capital of the Kingdom of Mewar, the city was founded in 1553 by Maharana Udai Singh. From its magnificent palaces to its vibrant bazaars, the city is probably the best example of romantic and alluring Rajasthan at its finest. My journey began on the 7th October as I frantically catch a moving train from Bandra Terminus, which I nearly missed. Funny enough when I think about it now, it reminds me of the Continue Reading