Ever since I skydived at Dubai, the jumper in me was itching for more thrills. So, on this rather unplanned trip to Uttarakhand (India), I decided to paraglide my way through 2020. What a brilliant way of ending the year!
Wishing you all a fabulous New Year full of adventures! 🙂 Continue reading Winter Paragliding at Uttarakhand
Diwali ~ The festival of lights, known to be a typically Hindu tradition is more than just its religious significance. This auspicious occasion is known to be a bonding time for families where they – decorate their households with fairy lights and candles, light up crackers and fireworks, distribute sweets and ‘Prasad’ amongst all community members and so much more. The celebration of this event … Continue reading 7 places to visit for a LIT Diwali next season!
Hyderabadi Biryani – The food that attracts millions in our nation. True, right? Read a snippet from Travel Crusade’s biryani-hunting spree… Continue reading Hyderabadi Biryani – The Food that Attracts Millions in Our Nation
Looking for a beautiful honeymoon destination in Asia? Read on to pick your favourite one. Continue reading 10 Underrated Honeymoon Destinations in Asia
Looking for an easy list of things to do and places to visit in Singapore? Read on… Continue reading Things to do in Singapore on Weekends
Relax – Pamper – Explore… Image via Flickr by m01229 Wake up one fine morning to walk along the shores of an endless ocean, only to find yourself stranded. You have nowhere else to go for the next few days. What would you do? Well, enjoy your time, of course. Let’s make the most of the time and engage in some fun activities by the beautiful stretch … Continue reading Trotting by the Virgin Beach: Virginia Beach Attractions
Bird’s nest, chicken feet and more… My previous post was all about street food in Hat Yai. While you get literally everything to eat off the streets, there are some dishes and corresponding restaurants worth a mention. The food mentioned might not appeal to everyone. It’s an attempt to bring forth the ‘lesser loved’ food to the readers. It’s just a means of giving you … Continue reading Exploring Food in Thailand: Top 5 Restaurants in Hat Yai
Of lanterns, old houses and ‘visa discount’ Hoi An is a sweet little town known for its traditional flavour of Vietnam. It houses the famous old port of the glorious Cham Kingdom, where most of the spice trading took place. International trading and exchange around the 15-19th centuries accounted for the concoction of influences derived from various countries and cultures. Once a lively port and … Continue reading Vietnam Travel Guide: Exploring the Ancient Town of Hoi An
Read about Turkish Kebaps and Kapsalon in Bangalore… Continue reading Let’s Talk Kapsalon and Kebaps at Zu’s Doner Kebaps
Of Burgers, Christmas and Malls… Delhi and festivities: It’s that time of the year where celebrations galore, carol singing is in the air and the city is abuzz with Christmas trees and décor. Delhi has always been wonderful at hosting different events and you see people celebrating at every nook and corner of the city. With malls, streets and haats lighting up for … Continue reading Burger King’s ‘Dine with Santa’ Event
Of North West Frontier cuisine and Indian flavours… Saffron – Hotel Park Plaza An exotic culinary experience! Chef Md. Ishitiyak and his team have crafted a new menu using Awadhi spices to artistically present an authentic North West Frontier cuisine, in an attempt to lure your palettes to try North-Indian flavours in the busy roads of the South. When to go? It’s non-operational for … Continue reading New menu launch at Saffron-Hotel Park Plaza, Bangalore
MCC – where it rains food, fashion and err… books? 😉 When it comes to all things fancy, Mount Carmel College can never go wrong. Being an ex-Carmelite, I couldn’t help but attend the much awaited Food Truck Fest at MCC! As a tribute to my college, staff and fellow foodies, here’s a quick bit on what to expect at the MCC Food Truck Fest. … Continue reading Mount Carmel College Food Truck Fest
