Travel Blog
Peter Patrao asked, “Would you like to be the wife of a poultry farmer or an academician?” Mona Irani blurted “Farmer, of course!!!” – that’s how it all started way back in 1972 when they bought a 2-acre land for INR 5,000 which was later named “Red Stone Organic Farm”! Built with red bricks procured from levelling the piece of
Aren’t you waiting for the next long weekend? Have you checked out your calendar yet for any possible long weekends in September? If not, do so as fast as possible so that you are prepared with your list of places you can visit during the upcoming long weekends! Pause for a moment, fellow adventurers! I’ve got something up my sleeve
While Cambodia remains known for being the largest religious temple complex in the world – Angkor Wat, we have one in India! Locally called Subrai Khung in the Kokborok language, Unakoti, is well known as the ‘Angkor Wat of The North-East’ and literally means ‘one less than one crore’. It is present in the northeastern state of Tripura. Located in
No Kidding! Can you guess the place? It is Leh in Ladakh! Climate change is real. Even if you keep trying to convince yourself that resources will prevail, then you need to give it serious thought. Resources will be depleted, temperatures will rise further, the frequency of natural calamities will increase, the fertility of soil will decrease, greenhouse gas emissions
As I stepped inside the premises of the once-functional Alipore Central Jail in Kolkata, I was swept by a wave of profound sadness. I know not why. Just 15 minutes walk from my residence in Kolkata, this was one place that I had passed by several times without even giving it a second glance. It bore no real importance in
As avid explorers of the world’s hidden gems, we often stumble upon cultural treasures that not only captivate our senses but also offer a glimpse into the profound tapestry of human heritage. Among these, the Perumthitta Tharavad Festival stands as a radiant gem, a radiant celebration that weaves together history, devotion, and camaraderie in a harmonious blend. Join me as
Put your thinking caps on and hazard a guess – which nation can be the least world’s least visited nation in the world! Strange, isn’t it? While travellers are heading to every nook and corner of the world, it is hard to believe that there can be a place which is considered the least visited in the world! Formerly
Pushkar, a small town near Ajmer that is not only known for the only cursed Brahma temple in the world but also for the celebration of one of the largest camel, horse and cattle fair in India. Nestled amidst the mystical landscape of Rajasthan, this iconic fair is a vibrant tapestry of colors, culture, and camaraderie that has been enchanting
As the sun dips below the horizon, casting a golden hue over the expansive Brahmaputra River, a rhythmic symphony fills the air, setting the stage for a magical celebration like no other. Imagine a place where tradition dances hand in hand with festivity, and cultural richness is adorned with vibrant colors. The Majuli Raas Mahotsav offers a delightful escape into