Four months ago, my best friend Raghav's bachelor party marked our inaugural foray into the world of grand celebrations. As the designated travel aficionado of our quartet, the responsibility of planning an unforgettable escapade fell upon my shoulders. The destination was set: Vietnam ..read more

India is a treasure trove for adventurers and nature enthusiasts, offering a diverse range of trekking experiences that cater to both the seasoned hiker and the casual explorer. The country's vast and varied landscapes present a plethora of opportunities for those seeking the thrill of the outdoors ..read more

Nepal is known all over the world for its spectacular mountains, its rich cultural ambiance, rolling valleys, picturesque villages, and sundry wildlife. However, Nepal has much more places to offer than its most visited Golden Triangle - Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan. Although the famous locations are quite spectacular in their own unique way and hold special places in my people’s hearts, you may want to go off the beaten path and explore the less-trodden destinations every once in a while to truly take in the beauty and repose of Nepal. Tucked between China and India, Nepal is an amalgamati ..read more

I am a beach lover and am always eager to run to the water to wet my feet wherever I am in the world. But there's one thing that annoys me is dragging a heavy, wet towel home at the end of the day with a ton of sand on it. However, an Australian brand Tesalate is trying to change that for every beach lover like me with their sand-free beach towels. Let's see what's the hype all about ..read more

While coming back from Mysore to Bangalore, we found an enormous field full of sunflowers right beside the highway. Needless to say, we wanted to take a break from the long drive and spend some time amidst the sunflowers. The entire field looked like a painting with tall sunflowers swaying in the wind with the blurry feature of green hills in the backdrop ..read more

During these strange times, when traveling is out of the question, you soon run out of things to do or find not many places to go. You run through all the best movies on Netflix, finish an entire cookbook, find yourself itching to create new memories after looking through your old ones quite a few times and the walls start to feel a little closer than they were before. It's natural to get bored. Instead of sitting around on your phone getting lost in the news and social media (and slowly losing your mind), lean on to some fun things you can do on your rooftop or in your own backyard ..read more

Located right next to the Paro-Thimphu highway and only a five-minute drive away from the Paro International Airport is a cafe set in what was a previously abandoned ruin. After restoration, the traditional Bhutanese mud-rammed building has become a landmark that can be seen from afar and its unpainted exterior emanates a rustic character to the entire place ..read more

I met Yesha in a Facebook group as I am passionate about meeting new bloggers in the travel blogging space and I immediately liked her. When I read her responses I could see the similarities between us. Inspiring other people to travel through my own travel and experiences is something that the two of us have in common ..read more

As we sit at home, self-isolating ourselves from the outside world, it feels like the future of traveling is uncertain right now. Although we can't step out, it doesn't mean we cannot continue to fuel our passion for travel. You can certainly use this time indoors to learn a new language that you always admired, cook a new recipe that you never got around to, read the book that you love or simply binge-watch your favorite travel movies ..read more

Bhutan is a remarkable country in its own ways. The mystical kingdom of Bhutan with its untouched surroundings veiled by the Himalayas is the closest to a utopia on Earth. The 7 days we spent in Bhutan, gave us the opportunity to explore the cultural heart of Bhutan, making memories that we will cherish for the lifetime ..read more