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Continue reading →: Ramadan Specials: Iftaar at Charminar.Eid has come and gone already, and I know this post is way behind time – but it’s less than a week since Ramadan ended, so I can be forgiven. I think. This year, I had the good fortune of being in Hyderabad during Ramadan. Eager to explore what the city…
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Continue reading →: Snapshots from Nepal: Part One.Nepal… Hmm, I’m really not sure where to begin. I can never separate the journey from the place on any of my travels. Nepal, however, broke the monotony. I am able to clearly distinguish between the journey through Nepal and the country itself – bizarre as it may sound. The…
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Continue reading →: Down the Rabbit Hole: 10 Italian villages for the perfect summer getaway.Think of Italy, and you think of Quixotic men, flowing wine, sumptuous food, candlelit dinners at quaint roadside cafes and a city that is a living, breathing part of history. We know the country for its romance and architectural beauty, but it turns out that there are remote, undiscovered places…
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Continue reading →: What do you get when you cross a helmet with a love of travel?I could say that I was going through an I-hate-the-Internet phase, was wallowing in self-pity after being dumped by an actor whose name I cannot reveal, was working so hard over the last month that I couldn’t recognize my own face in the mirror, or was cryogenically frozen in an…
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Continue reading →: Why you must trek in Kemmanagundi (even if you’re not the trekking types).Remember my posts on Bhutan, in which I lamented my decision to trek to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery? Despite my earnest desire to go trekking more often since, my loathing for any activity that combines walking with breathlessness and increased heart rate overcame the enthusiasm. And like all other times…
Hello Wanderer,
Thanks for wandering into this little world of stories and reflections. I hope this break you’ve taken from doom scrolling and screen staring transports you to different worlds within worlds, even if for a moment. And I hope that when you return from the journey, you’re all the better for it.
