Tag Archives: India

Back in the 90s, travelling during my childhood was all about family trips. Travelling in a train with a bunch of folks which ensured I always saw familiar faces around me. Carefree about everything around and just looking out of the window and feeling the fresh air. Fast forward to …

Khamma Gani ! Let me start this post by asking a question What is it that sets Rajasthan apart from all the other ethereal places in world ? Apart from the beauty, architecture, history & the glorious tales that will glue you to its arms, it’s the one thing that defines …

“Dug Dug Dug Dug…” is the thumping sound that almost all of us grew up to (one thing that 90s kids will relate to) Most of the boys and some of the girls always wished to own an Enfield some day. I was one of them. Even today the Royal …

Often fondly referred to as the ‘Niagara Falls of India’, Hogenakkal is a scenic waterfall located in the Dharmapuri district of Tamil Nadu. It is about 180 kilometers from Bangalore and 46 kilometers from Dharmapuri. The word Hogenakkal is derived from ‘Hoge’(Smoke) and ‘Kal’(Stone) as it appears as though the …

Ajmer as I’ve mentioned in the earlier posts is a very small town. Famous for the mystical Dargah Sharif and the town is visited by millions from around the world. If you haven’t yet read my earlier post on Dargah Sharif, do check it out. I had been to Ajmer …

Continuing from my recent Road Trip to Ajmer from Jaipur, I’ll be talking about the places I visited in Ajmer and Pushkar. The one name that Ajmer is synonymous with is the Ajmer Sharif Dargah followed by the Ajmeri Kalakand. The Ajmer Sharif Dargah also known as Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti …

1st July 2017, the day when the Goods and Services Tax was introduced in India. With an aim to replace other forms of Indirect Taxes, GST was launched at midnight. The idea was to have a single Tax to replace the multiple cascading taxes levied by the central and the …

One thing that probably many bloggers aim to achieve is sharing their experience as and when it happens. Many great ones (read full-time) are able to achieve it. However there are many others like me who do share all experiences but with a delay. I too would love to share …

Chennai or Madras as it was formerly known is one of the biggest cities in southern India. Famous for Marina beach, Rajnikanth and Chidambaram Stadium (and hot-humid weather), Chennai has got everything that a modern metro should have. My first memories of Chennai were when I traveled to Pondicherry few …

I would like to call myself a frequent flyer, but I’m not. However in the past one year I’ve flow out of the Hyderabad Airport quite a number of times. However, one of the biggest drawback is its distance from the city. That’s when I wanted to check out two …