On a rainy morning, a planned trek to the Leopard Trail near Gurgaon transforms into a serene nature adventure. Though leopard sightings are rare, the rain-washed Aravallis, blooming lotuses, chirping birds, and cozy cafes offer a refreshing escape. A peaceful trek, scenic beauty, and soulful breakfast make it unforgettable.
This article explores thrilling travel experiences that should be on every adventurer’s bucket list. From underwater escapades in the Andaman Islands to parasailing in Pattaya and the serenity of houseboats in Kerala, each adventure promises a unique and exhilarating encounter with nature and culture. The experiences offer a blend of adrenaline, beauty, and unforgettable moments in some of the world’s most scenic destinations.
Overcoming bipolar anxiety, the author embarks on a victorious solo trip to Dwarka and Somnath. Careful planning, resilience, and faith help her navigate challenges, embrace spirituality, and gain confidence. From temple visits to missed adventures, she finds independence, proving she can travel solo across India and beyond in the future.
A nostalgic road trip to Kolkata rekindled my love for the city’s soulful charm, rich heritage, and irresistible flavors. From Park Street’s Christmas lights to savoring iconic delicacies, every moment was a celebration. Visiting childhood haunts, temples, and Victoria Memorial reaffirmed—Kolkata isn’t just a place, it’s an emotion.
The author, a Bengali film buff, achieves a childhood dream of visiting the Jaisalmer Fort, also known as Sonar Kella.
The author reminisces about an unexpected stay in Sana’a during Ramadan.
The author encounters a member of the Apatani tribe in India and promises to return with a photo as a souvenir. She fulfills her promise, forging a connection beyond words. It reflects on the power of promises and the unique beauty of cultural encounters.
Stressed from work? Escape with friends to a serene boat ride, a hidden island paradise, and delicious local food.
“It was numbingly cold. Secondly, it was wet. Thirdly, it hid rocks and bushes and, frequently, horse dung and sheep droppings.”
A humourous piece on the perils of travelling light!
