We are overambitious when we plan a trip abroad, aren't we? Once Saswat and I pick a country to travel, I usually start researching on where in that country we must go. Almost often I find myself inspired by more cities than I have time to visit. More often than not, I end up trying... Continue Reading →
Northeast India has always been a dream for me. I have heard of several tales of just how beautiful the landscape is from many people I had interacted with growing up. As a family, we have planned vacations every summer break and have covered several parts of India over the years. However, given the distance,... Continue Reading →
Well, we all take things for granted right, certain things work one way in India, why won’t they be elsewhere?! And one such assumption we made almost cost us our lives at one night in Paris due to one innocent mistake. You might have read my enamored blog post on the Eiffel Tower (if you... Continue Reading →
Waking up to the mountains is a wonderful feeling in itself. Especially after the arduous task of travelling to a hill station in India in the first place. So wake up and go get yourself a lovely breakfast, one with a view is preferable. My personal favorite was Asia Resorts & Spa. Once you are... Continue Reading →
Each country has its own fair share of things that are particularly unique to it. Bhutan is no exception. Sharing land boundaries with India, Bhutan is easily accessible for Indians. Click Here for details on how to plan a trip to Bhutan and the places you could visit. Few things I believe must most certainly be a... Continue Reading →
Quick tips on planing a trip to Bhutan
Itinerary for a four day visit to Dubai
Continuing my adventures in Thailand, we left Bangkok in much anticipation of the endless blue green waters only to land in Chumphon, the point from where we were to take the ferry to Koh Tao (Our first stop in the series) in pouring rain. No, this was not the kind of rain that stopped after... Continue Reading →
Situated right in the middle of the Indo China Peninsula, Thailand is a popular destination in India, sadly, for all the wrong reasons. Thai in the Thai language stands for “free men” or people in general and The Land of the People is truly a diverse country to cherish. After long deliberation, we had narrowed... Continue Reading →
Continuing my post on the trip to Rajasthan (Click here to go to the first part https://shwetravelogues.wordpress.com/2016/06/15/the-rajasthan-road-trip-leg-1-of-2/) After being treated like royalty, we left Jodhpur to make our way to Udaipur with a stop-over at Kumbalgarh about mid-way. In most cases, you always get a glimpse of your destination, you know what is to come,... Continue Reading →
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