Pahalgam—the name means “village of shepherds” in Kashmiri—sits at 2,200 meters (7,200 feet) in the Lidder Valley of the Anantnag district, approximately 90 km from Srinagar. It is one of Kashmir’s most beloved destinations, and for very good reason: four distinct valleys radiate out from the town, each with its own character and distance; the […]
India is home to some of the world’s most breathtaking landscapes, and its valleys are among the country’s greatest natural treasures. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, lush forests, rivers, meadows, and charming villages, these valleys offer unforgettable experiences for every kind of traveler. Whether you’re planning a peaceful retreat, an adventurous trek, or a scenic road […]
Everyone with a phone and a plane ticket thinks they can be a travel creator — and that’s exactly the problem. The space is crowded, the algorithms keep changing, and most accounts stall out after a few dozen posts. If you’ve been posting consistently but your following isn’t moving, you’re not alone, and you’re not […]
Jaisalmer, fondly known as the Golden City of India, is one of Rajasthan’s most enchanting travel destinations. Rising from the heart of the Thar Desert, the city is famous for its magnificent golden sandstone architecture, majestic forts, centuries-old havelis, sprawling dunes, and vibrant Rajasthani culture. Every street here tells a story of Rajput kings, wealthy […]
Nestled amidst dense deodar and pine forests in the Shivalik Hills, Chail is one of Himachal Pradesh’s most serene hill stations. Located about 45 km from Shimla, this charming destination was once the summer capital of the erstwhile princely state of Patiala. Today, it is known for its tranquil surroundings, colonial-era architecture, scenic viewpoints, and […]
Most people come to Udaipur for the lakes and the palaces. They leave talking about the food. The street food in Udaipur is an underrated gem in Rajasthan’s culinary landscape—a city that sits at the intersection of Mewar royal cooking traditions and the deeply satisfying everyday snack culture of the Rajasthani market. While Jaipur and […]
The Western Ghats are full of treks that promise forests, waterfalls, and wildlife. The Brahmagiri trek delivers all three—and then adds something most Ghats treks cannot: a summit that sits exactly on the Karnataka-Kerala border, where the two states are physically divided by a cleared border strip visible from above and where, on a clear […]
You promise yourself this trip will be different — you’ll write every night, sort every photo, remember every detail. Then day three arrives, you’re exhausted, and the journal stays closed. Months later, your camera roll is a blur of five hundred nearly-identical sunset shots with no story attached. Learning how to document your travel journey […]
Mumbai doesn’t do food quietly. The city feeds itself on pavements, on railway station platforms, at beach promenades at sunset, and outside mill gates that have been closed for decades—the food stalls that served those workers are still there. If you want to understand Mumbai, eat on the street. The problem is knowing where to […]
Berlin doesn’t do tourism quietly. The city wears its history on its surface — in bullet holes still visible on museum facades, in the double row of cobblestones that traces where the Wall once stood, in a Cold War checkpoint that now has a gift shop next to it. For international travellers, Berlin is one […]