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After spending more than a week at the Dal lake, I can say that I did explore and travel around the lake quite a bit. On my way back to Bangalore, after completing the Kashmir Great Lakes (KGL) trek, I decided to extend my stay in Srinagar for a week at a houseboat in Dal … Read more
Are you one of those who love visiting forts? Then India must surely be on your list as India has been blessed with plenty of forts in every corner of the country. Similarly, the city of Leh in Ladakh has some historical landmarks and one of them is an amazing fort called the Zorawar fort. … Read more
The city of Bangalore was once known as ‘City of lakes’. It is believed that the city had more than 280 lakes. Unfortunately, most of these lakes were a victim of over construction and urbanisation. Urban development caused 19 lakes to be converted into bus stops, golf courses, apartment complexes and others. Now the government, … Read more
There are certain places that you visit by chance. It is as though you were destined to visit them and cross paths unknowingly. And this is exactly what happened with Sree Someshwara temple. I had never heard of the temple or seen it before on any internet website, but while driving towards Shivanasamudra waterfalls, I … Read more
Do you love visiting observatories? I am in love with anything that exists in our galaxy and beyond, and hence visit observatories and planetariums whenever and wherever I can. One of the most beautiful observatories I have visited is the Griffith observatory in Los Angeles (LA). Every time I see the Hollywood series Lucifer, I … Read more
Have you ever hiked on an active volcano? It is very adventurous and thrilling to hike on one. And Mount Batur sunrise trek in Bali provides exactly that adrenaline rush required. Hiking on an active volcano has always been on my list and unfortunately, during my first travel to Bali, I could not do this … Read more
“Just take a Manta Ray and turn them by 90 degrees and you get a Mola Mola“, my diving instructor explained to one of the divers. Mola Mola are one of the rare finds in the ocean and they have a flat body with one fin facing upwards and the other downwards. They look weird … Read more
Scuba diving in Nusa Penida has always been on my scuba diving bucket list. When I visited Bali for the first time, I had researched for places to dive and some of the amazing dive sites were at Nusa Penida. But to dive in Nusa Penida, one needs to have a scuba diving certification as … Read more
Even though it is such a beautiful coastal suburb in Queensland, it is so underrated. The beaches and the spectacular sunsets are sufficient to convince you to visit Mooloolaba. Let me be honest and I will confess that I had never heard of Mooloolaba before. Swimming with whales has always been on my Australian bucket … Read more
Have you ever imagined trekking in a tea estate? Amongst green tea plantations with fresh breeze blowing through your hair and paths with breath-taking views of the mountains? Trekking on a trail surrounded by lush green plantations and Shola forest are what you get when you trek in Kotagiri. The views of Nilgiri mountain range … Read more
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