Adventurous Indian/Australian solo female travel blog
In preparation for the Bloody long walk last year (2019), I explored the Lane Cove national park (North Shore) that is closer to the place that I stayed at that time. After researching, I found that the Lane Cove Riverside Walk is one of the popular and spectacular walks in the Lane Cove national park. … Read more
La Perouse to Maroubra Do you love walking along the coast? Do you fancy a good walk watching the spectacular endless ocean and the blue waters? If yes, then this walk is definitely for you. The La Perouse to Maroubra coastal walk is one of the famous coastal walks in Sydney. Just 14 kilometres from … Read more
Wherever I travel, I usually try to add one or two walks in the nature. This is my way of experiencing the raw and untouched beauty of a place as tourists usually tend to do the sightseeing and other popular activities. When I visited Samoa, I wanted to do a walk and after talking to … Read more
If you fancy an evening walk with at least 7 to 8 kilometres on a weekday after work, then Wynyard to Lane Cove in Sydney is the walk. It passes through Sydney’s beautiful tall buildings and also the Pylon lookout with some amazing views of Opera house. How to reach Wynyard? Wynyard is part of … Read more
I am sucker for good relaxed walks in the city. And I always try to research and find all the various walks to closer to home. So in finding these different walks, I came across the Balls Head Reserve walk in the Waverton suburb. About Balls Head Reserve Walk A very easy and relaxed walk … Read more
The reason why hiking in Australian Capital Territory (ACT) is special for me is because these are the first few hikes that I did when I had just landed in Australia. The Square Rock lookout was the second hike I had done here and I had loved hiking in the untouched beauty of Namadgi National … Read more
Another spectacular walk in The Blue Mountains is the Castle Head Walk. The walk provides the actual bush walking experience and has mind boggling views of the mountains. Known for its steep cliffs, this is definitely one of my favourite walks. Are you visiting Blue Mountains for the first time? Then read my post Blue … Read more
One of the most renowned walks and hikes in Australia is the ‘Valley of the Winds’ in the Northern Territory of Australia. During my last travel to Uluru with a friend, we headed to Kata Tjuta as we wanted to do a small hike in this part of the national park. The other walk to … Read more
There are times when you instantly fall in love with a place. So much that the place becomes a beautiful part of you. You talk about it, you remember it fresh as though you visited that place like yesterday. Well the Pulpit Rock in Norway was the place for me. I am in love with … Read more
The Dantes Glen loop walk is definitely one of the most memorable hikes I have done in the Blue Mountains. Not because it had the best hiking trail ever, but because I was bitten by at least 4 leaches during the hike. I did not realise the bites during the hike but I noticed them … Read more
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