Adventurous Indian/Australian solo female travel blog
Have you ever connected to a place instantly? Even though you have never been to that place before, the moment you land there you feel you are at home? Well, Chiang Mai was exactly that for me. I am in love with Chiang Mai and I loved everything about the place, the landscapes, temples, elephant … Read more
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
My first dive after getting an Open Water certified was at Amedee Island in New Caledonia. I was nervous and excited. I was nervous because the expectation is that I would remember all the basic skills that I learned from my certification. This is a good expectation but the reality is a little different. Since … Read more
If you are an amateur diver and are planning to do an introductory dive, then I recommend scuba diving at Tulamben in Indonesia. Tulamben is a small village in the north-east coast of Bali. The dive site is popular because of the wreck of the Liberty, a US Army Transport ship.
My best friend Akshata and I had a spontaneous call one evening, at almost midnight, and we decided to do a one day hike the following morning. After going through a list of places, we decided to head to Kaiwara to hike the Bheema Bakasura Betta. The betta is in the town of Kaiwara. Kaiwara … Read more
Sesimbra is about 40 minutes bus drive from Lisbon. It is a fishing town and most importantly a great town known for its dive throughout the year. The main disadvantage of the ocean in Sesimbra is that it is always cold and rough. As part of my Europe travel this year, I wanted to include … Read more
Museums in Amsterdam Amsterdam has plenty of museums and they cater to everyone. To be precise, there are around 75 museums in Amsterdam. They have unique museums like the Museum of torture and a museum of bags. Since I was here only for 3 to 4 days, I could not visit every single museum but … 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
The most spectacular and popular walk in the Blue Mountains is the Grand Canyon walk. The walk offers dramatic canyons, cliffs, and waterfalls. And this is by far one of my favourite walks in the Blue Mountains. I have done this look walk twice and both the times I have enjoyed this magical walk. Are … Read more
Last year as part of my yearly birthday travel, I traveled to a tiny nation in South East Asia Brunei. While researching for all the things to do in Brunei, I realised that Brunei is famous for its shipwrecks (as many as 30 of them) and scuba diving at these wrecks is the most amazing … Read more
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