An Australian and Indian travel blogger!
West India, on the western side of India, includes:
One of my favourite cities in India is Mumbai. I have been to Mumbai plenty of times and in fact I studied in the city too for a few months. Having visited it a numerous times, I have listed down my pick for the top 10 things to do in Mumbai. PIN for later reference … Read more
A few years ago, my friend and I traveled across Gujarat for 10 days and it was one of the best travels we have done. Gujarat has so much to offer and is a beautiful state offering from historical sites to delicious food. This post is to tell you why Gujarat must be on your … Read more
Every South Indian would have heard stories of Raja Ravi Varma, while growing up. Raja Ravi Varma was a very common famous name that was discussed at our homes, movies and galleries. He was a legend and all of us at least had one copy of his painting at our homes. There are many Indian … Read more
Sinhagad Fort was a suggestion from a friend who resides in the Pune city. My friend told me about this hike and assured that I would love it. And as my friend mentioned, the hike to the Fort definitely did not disappoint me. The trail is challenging, the views are spectacular and the fort is … Read more
The past few months have been extremely hard on all of us. During this lockdown period, I have revived my old skill in painting and sketching. I have also been reading a lot about different cultures, especially Indian culture. And I have discovered that India not only has many languages and religions, it also has … Read more
One of the main reasons I planned for my travel to Mumbai this year was to complete the Kala Ghoda Walk. I lived in Mumbai for a few weeks and in spite of it I had never done this walk. The first time I had heard about the Kala Ghoda Walk, I was very curious … Read more
Rann Utsav Who doesn’t fancy a beautiful tent on the magical white sand desert with the perfect pleasant weather! And how about a spell-bounding sunset or a glowing full moon in the background? And some camels to go with? Is this too much to ask? Does this sound too dreamy, to be true? Am I … Read more
