Travel Tips

Hills, Show and Soft Furnishings

The thing about being women of a certain age is that we can get a little bit tired. Pip and I have been back at work for two weeks now and we've both had the busiest January ever. This, coupled... read more

Kamshet Paragliding Flipped My Take on Adventure!

Rarely would you hear my name and the word “adventure” in the same sentence. Unless it spoke of how averse I was to it. Sure, a trek somewhere close sounds good, but let's just say that I'd much... read more

A Guide to Norwich, Norfolk, England

Norwich is a medieval market city situated on the River Wensom in the county of Norfolk. Located around 100 miles north-east of London, Norwich is known as 'The Fine City' and is home to a lively... read more

The Best Boutique Hotels in Croatia

Croatia is a charming country that offers you many beautiful places and cities worth visiting. If you want to visit this country, you must find the best boutique hotels in Croatia to make your... read more

I Am Pretty and I Travel Alone, Why It Is a Struggle?

Traveling just soothes me from top to bottom, it is like blood has started flowing in every part of my body. Traveling has given a different and beautiful direction to me in terms of everything... read more

Top 10 Things to See & Do at Rottnest Island, Western Australia

Dutch explorer Willem de Vlamingh gave this beautiful island its name in 1696. He mistook the native animals, the quokkas, here for rats and named it Rottnest, meaning 'rats nest' in Dutch. The... read more

Fire Pits and Maps

"Let's have a winter BBQ!" announced Ever Patient Husband one dark evening last autumn. "Hmmm." I replied, hoping he would forget all about it and we could all move on. Sadly, this was not to be... read more

Witness the Cycles of Nature, the Work and The Days in Douro Valley

The Portuguese Douro is a kind of an unpolished stone, proud of its imperfections, struggling to maintain them, in a way. There is this idea inside each one of us that there is no need to rush, time... read more

My First Snow Trekking in Uttarakhand Experience - the Kedarkantha Peak

Winter has always been my favourite season. Layered up in fuzzy sweaters and blankets, enjoying piping hot cups of chai and breathing in the crisp air brings me loads of joy. One winter staple I was... read more

Visiting Melissani Cave, the Cave of The Nymphs

The tunnel leading to the lake is a dark, long, rectangular-shaped carpeted tube, but the aquamarine blues at the end glisten from a distance. Captivating me, this hurries me down the incline, legs... read more

Top 10 Things to See & Do at The Tourist Mine, Kalgoorlie, Australia

The Hannans North Tourist Mine is a great outdoor tourist attraction. There are so many things to see and do it can take around three hours of walking from exhibit to exhibit, reading the information... read more

Cormorant Fishing in Arashiyama, Japan

In Arashiyama I stepped into a dream. A fat orange moon climbed into view as I crossed the Togersu-kyo, or Moon Bridge. Coloured lights lit the narrow streets, and lanterns hung among the trees... read more

An Epic Celebration for An Epic Graduation – My Solo Trek to Hampta Pass

Bali, Maldives, Goa, Dubai. Hundreds of my batchmates graduating but these are the only places I've been hearing about. I wasn't keen on a graduation trip in the first place, I've never enjoyed... read more

Vegas During COVID? Top 4 Places to Munch On - Without the Reservation!

Everyone's heard the saying "what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas!" But what do you do in Vegas when half of the attractions are shut down and most restaurants operate at 25% capacity? You... read more

The 2 Worlds of Water Sports - Scuba Diving in Goa and Rafting in Kolad

I have never been known to love anything adventurous. I find happiness in my cup of coffee, immersed in a book while I feel the breeze on my face in my balcony. A lot of stars had to align for me to... read more