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Things to Keep in Mind While Travelling Solo

Aug

2016

Facebook Google+ Twitter “Don’t be scared to walk alone. Don’t be scared to like it.” — John Mayer A year back, two of my friends had visited Paris. While their Facebook and Instagram obviously indicated that they had a beautiful time, upon talking more about the trip to one of them I learnt something that had ...

Road trips from Chandigarh to Himalayas

Jul

2016

Facebook Google+ Twitter Dan Eldon once said, “Journey is the Destination“. The landscapes that you witness while travelling to your destination gives you as much peace as the destination itself. The memories that you create while riding on the tough roads rests for the lifetime. There is no reason why should not take a road ...

10 Treks in India For Beginners 1

Jul

2016

Facebook Google+ Twitter Next time you are planning a holiday and you want to do something more daring and adventurous rather than relaxing and serene, trekking is one way to go. Is it your first time trekking? First time to test that adventure spirit inside you? Well, keep calm and don’t worry as here is ...

10 Getaways for Camping near Delhi

Jul

2016

Facebook Google+ Twitter Your weekend is coming up and you are tired of your monotonous life of going back and forth from work and then lazing around during the weekends. Well then, why don’t you bring some adventure and excitement in your life? Probably try a new and different experience? Even escape from the city ...

Going Offbeat in Chakrata

Jul

2016

Facebook Google+ Twitter Taking an Offbeat Vacation in the Himalayas is as close to being in a literal heaven, as it can get. The Himalayas are magical, and spending a few blissful days in amidst the mighty serenity of the hills can do miracles to your soul. An offbeat vacation is generally used for under-discovered ...

The TVS Bangalore- Bangkok Moto Run 2015 – The time we created history

Mar

2016

Facebook Google+ Twitter If there is one thing the 6,786 kms ride across 8 Indian states, 2 international border crossings and 3 countries on the 110cc TVS Star City plus taught me, it was this – All that planning, those timelines, those meticulously drawn up charts will come to naught once rubber hits the tarmac. ...

A Wanderlust Account Of The Shirgun Tungu Trek | #MI’15-Wanderlust 1

Feb

2016

Facebook Google+ Twitter If Simla is referred to as the The Queen of Hills, Manali should be the king. Set on the Beas River, a perfect getaway for skiing in the Solang Valley and trekking in Parvati Valley, a jumping-off point for paragliding, rafting and mountaineering in the Pir Panjal mountains, home to highest peaks ...

These 8 Places With No Network Are Perfect For An Internet Free Vacation !

Feb

2016

Facebook Google+ Twitter In this age of Facebook and Twitter obsession, where anything that catches our attention is a potential candidate for the next Instagram upload, living in a world sans Internet is somewhat like a horror movie. Have you ever caught yourself frantically reaching for your phone just to check if there was something that ...

10 Road Trips from Guwahati To Most Surreal Places In The North-East!

Feb

2016

Facebook Google+ Twitter North-East India, has recently come under the spotlight, thanks to the innumerable blogs and travelogues that has been lately coming up related to this humble region. I know many of you dream of doing a tour of the North-East but aren’t sure about how to go with it. Well, don’t worry! There are more ...

Kila Raipur Sports Festival- Sadda Punjab, Sadda Tyohar!

Feb

2016

Facebook Google+ Twitter The state of Punjab is famous for its lush green fields, prosperous households, the warm ‘Punjabi’ accent and the series of festivities that rejuvenate the people throughout the year. “Sadda Punjab” is quite literally, our own welcoming state. The Kila Raipur Sports Festival, popularly known as the “Rural Olympics” is an undisputed ...