No matter how many times you go to Goa, there is always something new in the offering. No, I am not talking about some secluded beach. How about an island in the middle of the river in Goa? Mind boggling, right! Let me introduce a local secret – Divar. It is the second largest island… Read More GOA 3.0: Divar Island – A local secret of Goa
DOs Travel as light as possible: The more you travel light, the easier it becomes for you to travel. Moreover, we always tend to pack much more than what actually is required or used by us on the trip. You don’t need to do that is Spiti, so pack your stuff wisely. Travel during season… Read More Spiti – Dos and Don’ts for a solo traveler
1. Ranger roll packing This is something which I learned during my trek with Indiahikes, they call it ranger roll which nothing but Army roll. The ranger roll not only optimizes the space but also keeps clothes crease & wrinkle free. Click here to view Since I am very lazy to do all this, I… Read More 5 trekking hacks that you must know
A detailed travelogue of Kedarkantha winter trek… Read More Kedarkantha winter trek
Four friends embark on a journey of great western Australian road trip. From exploring some of the pristine beaches and tasting wines from about 4-5 vineyards, from visiting cheese factory to drooling in the chocolate factory, we did it all and that too in a self driven caravan, where we slept, ate, cooked, bathed and camped all in our 9 days trip to South Western Australia… Read More Best of South-West Australia – 9 days travelogue on a caravan
Walpole has large forest cover and its vegetation mostly include karri, Marri and Tingle trees. These trees are giants, towering up to 75 meters tall with a diameter of 25 meters. Giants right? And there is an army of them. You know whats even better, the authorities have built a massive suspension structure among these forest… Read More Valley of Giants
