Kegalle: Millennium Elephant Foundation
My love for animals would be pretty evident to anyone who has read my earlier posts. The size of the four legged does not matter... Read More
Cape Town: Top five picks
Blue waters to swim in, sandy beaches to sun bathe, delicious food to indulge, rugged terrain to exercise your muscles – I am not talking... Read More
Vegetarians: Eight Survival Tips
Ankur and I are vegetarians. Ankur gave up eating non vegetarian food when he was ten years old while I migrated to the green world... Read More
Jukkasjarvi: Ice Hotel
It is surprising that little is known of a town as pretty as Jukkasjarvi. However, I am sure that plenty of people have heard of... Read More
Robertson: Wine Valley
Not many people spend a day in the wine valley of Robertson. Most people visiting Cape Town spend a while touring Paarl and Stellenbosch to... Read More
Staying fit when on vacation
A month before the vacation is about to commence, I feel an intense pressure to shed a few kilograms. Considering that almost all our vacations... Read More
Kerala: Fort Kochi – Vegetarian Food Trail
Kerala is a costal state. Obviously, it is famous for delectable fish curries, which is something that us vegetarians cannot enjoy. The state is also... Read More
Macau: Firework Contest
I insist that all of us should let the little kid in our heart live! It is perfectly fine if you want to run through... Read More
Kerala: Kathakali at Fort Kochi
We Indians are an expressive lot, and needless to say, dance is an expression of feelings that simmer in the soul. India has a list... Read More
Istanbul: Time to shop!
Shopping is every woman’s birth right! Istanbul gives you plenty of opportunities to use your birth right! Anywhere and everywhere is an opportunity to shop... Read More
Wadi Rum: High on Rum!
Along with Cappadocia, Wadi Rum has been there on my bucketlist for a while. It is amongst the most unique landscapes on the planet –... Read More
Udaipur: Treated like royalty
The Taj Lake Palace, Udaipur, features on the list of the most romantic hotels in the world. Staying in the hotel and feeling like royalty... Read More
Santorini Mini Guide… Romance is everywhere!
The Greek islands are all about romance. When the sunset floods the sky with hues of orange and red and the blue Mediterranean Sea playfully... Read More
Salalah: True Oasis
Temperatures in the hot dry lands of the Middle East soar to over 45 degrees Celsius in July and August. Everyone wants to escape the... Read More
Hong Kong – Five things to experience the ‘real’ Hong Kong!
We spent five days in Hong Kong – I did not shop till I dropped nor did I party into the wee hours of the... Read More
Coorg: Green, misty land ….
There is an explicable joy in staying at a plantation – green paddy fields, enticing mango orchards, flowering stretches of mustard or dwarf coffee plants.... Read More
Kruger National Park
I love animals. You can imagine how much I love them – the Kruger National Park was part of our honeymoon plan! The Kruger National... Read More
Istanbul: Mini Guide
A city that gracefully straddles two continents, Istanbul is my favourite city! There is a unique buzz about this place – rocking nightlife, architectural wonders,... Read More
Milos Mini Guide: Our favourite Greek Island
Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love, can set the mood for romance and kindle the warmth in your heart. When you are in Milos, you don’t... Read More
Petra: Rose Red City
We were in Petra on a cool spring day. A bright morning was a good time to explore the ancient city of Petra. Perfect weather - we could not imagine walking through the rocky terrain in the sweltering Jordanian summer heat. Armed with two bottles of water, our camera and some Jordanian Dinar in cash, we were all set at the Petra entrance at 7:45 am. Our intention was to be there at 7 am. Have a heart, we were on vacation. Rising at 7 am was the best that we can do.
Sweden: Abisko: Packing right for a trip to the Arctic
Plan to see the Northern Lights and visit the Arctic in winters? Ensure that you do not turn into ice candy – pack wisely for... Read More
India: Gir National Park – the only home of the Asiatic lions
I love animals, barring the creepy crawlies in the world. Not that I have anything against them, but I would rather stick to larger species... Read More
