Dear Prague, When did this even happen? When did I fall so deeply in love with you? Right before I met you I was still dreaming of Salzburg, how I needed to go back to that wonderful city. How I shouldn’t have been the Cinderella I was. But I guess, everything happens for a reason. … More A love letter to Prague
This sleepy old town in Bhutan has way more to offer than you can imagine. … More Punakha
If you are an Indian passport holder then this blog has pretty much every question answered! … More Bhutan – Planning Guide
Imagine a place where you can hear silence. A place where the black majestic mountains stand all around you. Golden wet-land for as far as you can see. Occasional singing of birds breaks the silence. Silence so strong that even you would want to talk less or not at all. … More Gangtey: Where you can hear silence.
A complete guide of top 10 must have vegetarian dishes when in Bhutan. Along with list of my favourite alcoholic beverages. … More Bhutan Food and Drinks Guide : Vegetarian Edition
“They told me not to visit this country. Not solo at least. I should really have listened to them”, I think to myself walking my way through the canyon trail. He had said it is a medium level hike, but the winter chill is not helping and on top of that my growling stomach. I … More Of sand dune, open sky and content
“.. As our jeep went deeper into the jungle, we reached the seashore. Thick dense jungle on one side, a long white sandy beach on the other. Water crystal clear and it stretched as far as one could see. Just when we thought it could not turn any magical, we spot a tiger sleeping on … More Masinagudi – A Jungle Retreat
Thailand – the land of smiles, backpackers mecca and in most cases entry point if you are on the banana pancake trail. … More Thailand – Backpackers Mecca
Welcome to Jordan! This country is as much yours as mine. Have a great time” Said the owner of Hashem Restaurant in Amman and I could have never felt safer. … More A glimpse of Jordan
Majority of the middle eastern countries seems to be the grey area for Indian Passport holders, all the more because of the increasing sociopolitical tension. I recently visited Jordan and was bombarded with tonnes of questions. Addressing the most asked question – ‘Is it difficult for Indians to get a visa?’ … More Jordan Visa and Jordan Pass
Of Miles & Musings 