Kashi, Banaras, or Varanasi – they all refer to the same place and they all bring a smile to my face even after a year of first stepping foot on this land. The land of the living and the land the dead, the land of some order, and a lot of madness. Beautiful madness. Religion … Read more
My experience of getting Colombia Visa on Indian Passport in Peru. It was crucial in my journey to decide the route north of Peru. Without this Visa, I might have chosen to head back home.
I walked on my favorite street, stopping at the tea stall I stopped every day at 4 pm. We exchanged greetings and my regular lemon mint tea was ready. It was these little things that made Kodi home. Kodaikanal is a hill station in Tami Nadu with a diverse local population. From other villages of … Read more
Back to corporate after a three year hiatus I quit my last corporate job in Oct 2016 intending to take a 3-6 months break but ended up traveling in Latin America alone for a year. Traveling full-time for a year changes you in ways that are unimaginable so when I returned I didn’t care how … Read more
Solo travel in Bhutan on a Budget Bhutan in my head had taken the place of this mystic land that very few people have free access to and Indians are among the few (three to be precise) country nationals who get a free pass (at least for 7 days) to the kingdom of Bhutan. So, … Read more
The beginning of a Nomadic lifestyle: A little over three years ago I clicked on a button that read ‘Submit’, the decision of doing so would go on to change the core of my existence. It was my resignation letter at a big 4 consulting firm, I had been working with them for close to … Read more
Nearly three years ago when I quit my job, I had savings to last me a couple of months. I had every intention of going back to work once I returned so I didn’t think of establishing a career in travel space, I didn’t work in that direction at all except updating this blog which … Read more
This a list of some of my favorite trekking place from my travels. In years to come, I would either expand it or chuck some out for better options.
Chittorgarh fort, the largest fort in India, is the living embodiment of Rani Padmini’s love, and Rani Meera’s devotion.