Tag Archives: Ahmedabad

For the unaware, I was in Ahmedabad a few weeks ago to celebrate Uttarayan. It was my first time celebrating Uttarayan in Ahmedabad after a decade. During the trip, I stayed in Ahmedabad for a week where I worked from home and cafés. One such place that I spent an …

Growing up in Ahemdabad, the one festival that I always looked forward to was Uttarayan. Uttarayan in Ahmedabad is a different vibe altogether. Back in the day, I remember that the practice would easily start a week or 10 days before the festival. Coming back from school and heading straight …

Having spent my childhood in Ahmedabad, my palate is used to the Gujarati flavours. People who know me personally, know that I crave Gujarati Food. So when I was in Ahmedabad in December last year for India’s Largest Influencer Meet, I missed no opportunity to relish Gujarati Flavours. After trying …

Being a blogger, I’ll admit that I’ve gotten a lot of opportunities to experience different cultures. All thanks to travelling that I’ve had the thali at Kesar Da Dhaba in Amritsar, a scrumptious meal at Subbaya Gari and a heartful Gujarati thali at Agashiye. Amongst all of the various cuisines …

My Gujarat sojourn wasn’t as long as I had expected, however, I enjoyed each and every second I spent there. Right from my stay at House of MG to the Ahmedabad Saputara road trip and eventually the complete Saputara trip, everything was so fab. Our trip, organized by Gujarat Tourism, …

My Saputara trip was one of the best ones I’ve had in quite some time. Being a mountain person, I love spending time in the hills. In my last blog post, I spoke about our last day in Saputara where we explored the botanical garden and the mighty Gira waterfalls. …

One of the questions that I often get asked is “Where am I from?”. Most of the time I duck it by saying “It’s a long story, for now, let’s say I’m from India“. But then there are a few who revert asking “No seriously where are you from?” I …

For those of you who don’t know, I’ve been a resident of Gujarat for over a decade. My schooling started in Ahmedabad and have spent most of my childhood there. However, back then school was always the first priority and hence didn’t explore much of the city. However, in the …

Many of you may not know but my formal education started in Ahmedabad. Hindi being my mother tongue, I rate my Gujarati better. Having spent more than a decade in Gujarat, I always miss something or the other. More often than not, it’s the food. Gujarati food has a different …