Gone are the days when a flight journey would excite you – the anticipation of meals, the admiring at air hostesses to pass time, the entertainment system and the selfies.. it’s history now.. at-least for this year. These are my … Continue reading Travel: 15 observations I made on my post Covid Flight experiences
There was a time when we used to dream of sipping juice by a beautiful beach or roaming on the streets of some exotic location. Those dreamy days are back again. In this Corona Virus pandemic times, the idea of … Continue reading Travel: 15 Countries to travel in 2020 post Corona Virus era
In search of the best seafood & vegetarian restaurants in Batam, Indonesia Continue reading Food: Best seafood restaurants & vegetarian restaurant in Batam, Indonesia
Melaka (also known as Malacca) is a tiny waterfront city in Malaysia with a strong Portuguese historical influence. It is a very popular weekend getaway for food exploration and antique shopping. The city is located roughly four hours bus ride … Continue reading Travel: Weekend guide to Melaka (Malacca), Malaysia
Jaipur, along with Delhi & Agra, features amongst the most visited ‘triangles’ of the world. Ask any non-Indian who has toured India at least once and there is a high probability that they have covered this northern India triangle. Also … Continue reading Travel: Jaipur in a Day
Visiting one of the world’s premier cities, one of the world’s most visited cities, within budget expenses, is always a challenge. Most of us have dreams of visiting Madrid one day. And yet many of us are deterred by various … Continue reading Travel: Madrid – A budget family itinerary
Not many tourist cities have sprawling mountains, open calm seas and plentiful surrounding islands clubbed together in one location. Add low accommodation costs, cheap seafood, great shopping options, an airport to its own and you have a ‘complete’ holiday tourist … Continue reading Travel: Kota Kinabalu – A budget family itinerary
Bruges (Belgium) was chilling at 4 degree Celsius. The clock had just struck midnight. The roads were empty. There was a slight drizzle in the air. We managed to find a kebab joint (open late) to have a bite of … Continue reading Travel: When someone made you blush, laugh aloud or feel loved
A trip to Manila is incomplete without a visit to the traditional Legazpi Sunday Market. Various home cooked cuisines, hand made dolls, slippers to cheap priced boxer shorts .. it’s all laid out there. You have everything that you need … Continue reading Food: Legazpi Sunday Market (Manila) in pictures
“What time do they turn the mist off?” Yes, that was a travel query asked to a UK based leading travel agency guide. Fear not, each of us would have asked silly travel questions one time or the other. But … Continue reading Travel: Top 40 stupid complaints ever
