Category: Travel Tips

Visiting Rajasthan’s That Desert has been on my bucket list for a while now. So, when I got an opportunity to visit Jaisalmer and stay in Le Royal Camps near the famous Sand dunes, I didn’t think twice and curated a plan for January 2020. And well, it was everything I had hoped it to be. I […]

Looking for fun things to do in Alleppey? If yes, then you have come to the right place! In this article, I will share some of the top places to visit in Alleppey and how you can plan a budget trip to this beautiful destination. Alleppey is one of my top favorite places because the […]

Are you looking for a good hotel or airbnb in Kasuali? If yes, then you should definitely check out Sylvan Villa Kasauli. A place straight out of a fairytale, that is the only way I can describe this majestic place in Dharampur. Located in a secluded location, Sylvan Villa is perfect for families and couples […]

Are you looking to become a digital nomad and travel the world? If yes, then you have come to the right place. In this article, I will be taking through my personal experiences as I become a digital nomad and how you can do it too. Traveling to new and exotic locations has always been […]

Are you looking for the best hotels in Almora for a short vacation? Well, then you should definitely check out The Pahadi Organic in Almora. I am sure you are aware that for any good vacation, you need to book a good hotel for the duration of the trip. While there are many hotels available […]

Are you looking for packing tips for a long vacation? If yes, then you have come to the right place! Packing for your trips can turn out to be a complicated and messy process. You want to keep all your favorite clothes and accessories but you don’t want to overflow your bag with junk too. […]

Are you looking for a trekking guide to help you with your first trek? If yes, then you have come to the right place! When I went for my first trek, I didn’t really know what I am getting myself into. I thought it would be like walking on rolling hills and frankly, easy as […]

Travel your wayLife and death in Death Canyon Life in the backcountry ranger station in GTNP’s Death Canyon in 1959 was short on amenities, such as plumbing for instance. But like many in my generation, I grew up carrying clean water into the house from the well, then grey water back out. We still remember the slop bucket.... Life and death in Death Canyonadmin