Bhutan Road Trip – The Beginning – Delhi – Phuentsholing (1750 KMs) The road trip expedition of Ladakh and Spiti has given us enough impetus to strive for more. This time we were all set for our first cross country/overland road trip with a bigger group. Two vehicles from Delhi, two from Pune, and one each
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Date: 06/09/2018Time: 20:02 hrsLocation: We Haven’t Located Us Yet! I woke up today morning on the couch of my kind friend, who happily put up with another of my unplanned visits. The extreme dehydration from the copious amounts of alcohol, dancing and the resultant sweating from the night before did not prevent me from experiencing
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I love train journeys. Love that they are less harried, more connected. That I get to engage more intimately with the landscapes and communities through which I travel instead of hurtling through space in a cramped metal tube. That I can travel to and from city centres without the need for long transfers. And I
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When we rented a car to explore Iceland, the folks from the rental car company told us that we could also book activities in the country via their sister company Iceland On The Web. We didn’t exactly know what things we’d want to do yet. But one thing is for sure, snorkeling in Iceland during
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Iceland was on our travel wish list for a long, long time. A couple of summers ago, we thought of traveling to this country to explore all around, but that trip never ended up happening. We decided to stay in Stockholm for a while, instead. Earlier this year, our friend Gadi came up with the
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Even though winter is not the high season in Iceland, there are several advantages of visiting the country during the colder months. One of them is that the impressive ice tunnels and crystal caves are only open when the freezing temperatures guarantee that these natural sites are stable and safe enough for people to explore
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Every now and then we crave traveling to a place that feels completely different than where we happen to be. After spending a solid amount of time in Europe, we decided to take advantage of the specific visa rules that apply to Indian passport holders “transiting” via Korea to the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand or Europe. We were in
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What you witness in Tanzania certainly checks a ton of markers on a travel bucket list. Be it the gushing waterfalls and barren deserts, or exotic species and predators of the most lethal order; some get that feeling of danger lurking around the corner, while others bask in the serenity of white sand beaches with
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I haven’t travelled the world yet, but I’ve begun; and I’ve met enough people that have been in enough places to know that no place in the world is ‘too expensive’ to explore, at least for a brief period. When I announced I was going to Seychelles, the single-most frequently asked question went something like
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Vienna – the Austrian capital, home to many extraordinary talents such as Wolfgang Mozart, Franz Schubert, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Herr Sigmund Freud, etc. is a natural treasure trove of culture, art, food and aristocracy. You can spend days, weeks even, looking in every nook and corner admiring a work of art; but what if you only have a weekend? What to
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