Top 12 Winter Treks in India: Easy Yet Challenging
- January 16, 2021
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- Sanvi Sinha
Winter Treks, walking through a picturesque trail, unfurling the majestic surrounding on every step, hearing those tuneful chirpings and nature sleeping by putting a blanket of thick snow, shielding meadows, forests of oaks, pines and deodars, glowing after the morning rays of sunshine! It sounds dreamy cold yet the mood. Winter treks are challenging, exciting with snowy terrain and many magnificent views of snow clads. They are difficult, sometimes moderate yet cherishable for lifetime. Not everyone is a fan of such treks though. You need to be fit, brave with...
Mussoorie Itinerary- Exploring the Best of “Queen of Hills”
- December 12, 2020
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- Tanushekha Agnihottri
Who doesn’t know the Queen of Hills, Mussoorie? A place quite popular among all the groups of travellers. From newly wedded couples to elderly couples, Mussoorie is loved by everyone equally.
So what was I doing in the town that is heavily touristy and cliched?
Well, I was there to dig the off-beat places, something not on everyone’s radar when they visit Mussoorie.
A little research, beyond google search pages, is all it takes to discover the best-kept secrets of a place. While I visited the...
21 Inspirational Travel Quotes to Make you Fall in Love with Adventure in 2021
- November 29, 2020
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- Sanvi Sinha
Travelling has never appeared so hard, out of the way as the year 2020 has shown us. Expecting the unexpected, being thankful, appreciating loved ones and living in the moments, we all have learned different ways of seeing life. Travel is a crucial part, we all crave for vacations, and social media is another way of connecting through it. So, we seek inspirations from various platforms, from various sources. Travel quotes are one way to go on and keep hoping for a better year.
Whether you are...
Kanatal-An Idyllic Place for Workation in 2021
- November 23, 2020
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- Tanushekha Agnihottri
Kanatal is a small village lying between the famous towns of Chamba and Dhanolti in Uttarakhand. You might find little information about this place on the internet, but it is still not very well known among travellers.
Kanatal has derived its name from a lake that used to exist in the vicinity of the village. Since the lake dried up, the place is now called Kanatal, meaning “dried lake.” Interesting, isn’t it?
I went to Kanatal on a solo trip in the first week of November...
Varanasi- Exploring The Holy City Like A Local
- October 13, 2020
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- Tanushekha Agnihottri
Varanasi is a city that holds the treasures of the past with the utmost diligence. And when I say treasures of the past, I mean the bits from Lord Shiva’s existence.
As I entered the streets of Varanasi again, a wave of nostalgia encompassed me. These are the lanes where I had spent the majority of my elementary school days. This city gave me the immense joy of teenage.
The first glimpse of Varanasi could be overwhelming for you. It gives you feelings of claustrophobia, but...
Caravan Tourism in India: Everything You Want To Know About
- September 28, 2020
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- Sanvi Sinha
‘Caravan is going to rule, it’s classic, a little wild, and a dream come true for all that wonderful road trips with your loved ones’.
Travelling has resumed, opening many state borders without any hurdle. There are some rules, changes but now it is mostly upon us and how responsible we are while we travel. Caravanning culture within the country is taking over the idea of covering destinations and is considered one of the best options. Caravans or Campervans are going to be in charge of those...
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