I sit like a Queen between the woods! The magical and the whispering voice of the trees and its leaves, The fallen trunk sit there like a throne, Waiting for someone so strong and fierce, Someone to rule the magic And cherish & love the forest! ~Solopassport Photo Courtesy: Adarsh
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I am an IT professional who craves and breathes travel. I love exploring new places and meeting new people. I mostly travel alone or with any of my travel buddies. I am at ease in being a tourist or a traveler or even both, whatever the place requires me to be!!
Postcard from Sydney
Dear Moon, You are one main reason why I look up to the sky every night. I love you so much. You look so beautiful in the dark sky, shining bright, rising from the horizon and reaching to the peak so far high up. Make sure you guard me when I am asleep every night.…
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Art is where “Work” meets “Love”! ~Unknown
As Henry David Thorean once said “This world is but a canvas to our imagination.” I believe that art is definitely a key to the artist’s and the onlooker’s imagination. To experience this imagination and the mind power or game, my friend Akshay and I visited the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) in Sydney. Opened…
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Sydney Vivid – 2017
A photo diary from this year’s Sydney vivid festival – a festival of lights and music across the famous landmarks of Sydney. Circular Quay: It's the Sydney vivid festival. This beautiful city is all lit up. . #raksaustraliadiaries #solopassport #australia #australiagram #rakssydneydiaries diaries #womentravellers #followforlike #desigirltravels #igers #travelphotography #ig_world #worldtravelgram #womentravelers #worldshotz #wanderlust #worldtravel #instagood…
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Photo Diary: Cherry blossom in Japan
Cherry blossom is also known as sakura. This flower turns pink and white during the spring season in Japan. The best time to view the cherry blossoms is in the months of March to April. “Hanami” is an old tradition in Japan that has been carried along from centuries. The custom is picnicking under a…
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Valley of the Winds
One of the most renowned walks in Australia is the ‘Valley of the Winds’. This walk offers spectacular views of Kata Tjuta. Kata Tjuta in Pitjantjatjara means ‘Many heads’. It has about 36 domes and the surroundings provide breathtaking photographic opportunities. This area is sacred under Tjukurpa and Anangu men’s law. Kata Tjuta which means…
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Who says beauty and peace cannot be found in a noman’s land? Who says beauty and peace is not just those sandstone rocks? They can be found anywhere and everywhere – you just need to have an eye for it. It lies in every small piece of stone or a rock or a bush. ~Solopassport
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Upload on Instagram from desktop
One of the biggest issues that any Instagram user is that the pictures cannot be uploaded from the desktop. Few days ago, a fellow Instagrammer posted the below steps of uploading a photograph from the desktop. I tried the steps and wooohoo it worked 🙂 . I thought it is best to create a post…
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Guide to spiritual heart of Australia (Uluru)
Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, is a large sandstone rock formation in the middle of Australia. It is in the Northern Territory. The rock is sacred to the aboriginal people of the area. The rock formation stands 348 meters high and has a total circumference of 9.4 kilometers. How to get there? Ayers Rock…
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The Versatile Blogger Award (VBA)
Woohooo! Solopassport received an award – “The Versatile Blogger Award“. It is exciting and motivating when a fellow travel blogger recognizes and approaches you with an award. Having said that I do believe that Solopassport has a long way to go. What is Versatile Blogger Award? Versatile Blogger Award (VBA) is an award given to a…
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