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  • From the Garden City to the Green Hills: Bangalore to Wayanad Adventure

    A Collaboration Post with BanBanjara Introduction Bangalore, also referred to as the “Garden City of India,” is a thriving city renowned for its energetic urban environment and thriving IT sector. But sometimes, in the middle of this hectic existence, the pull of nature becomes too strong. Nestled in the Western Ghats, Wayanad is a verdant…

  • All You Need to Know about Kedarnath Yatra

    A Collaboration Post with BanBanjara Introduction Kedarnath, situated in the state of Uttarakhand, India, is a widely acclaimed pilgrimage center of great significance. Tucked away in the serene embrace of the Garhwal Himalayas, it rests at an impressive altitude of approximately 3,583 meters. Kedarnath holds a revered place in the hearts of Hindus, being regarded…

  • Things You Need to Know about Leh Ladakh Bike Trip

    A Collaboration Post with BanBanjara Introduction: Conversating on a Leh Ladakh bike trip is a dream for many adventure enthusiasts and travel affectionists. Situated in the Himalayan region of India, Ladakh offbreath landscapes, challenging heights, and an experience that’s nothing short of excitement. However, a successful bike trip requires meticulous planning, especially when it comes…

  • Nag Tibba Trek: Journey to the Serpent’s Peak

    A Collaboration Post with BanBanjara Introduction  Nestled in the picturesque Indian state of Uttarakhand, the Nag Tibba trek is a hidden gem among the multitude of trekking destinations in the Himalayas. It offers an enthralling adventure, taking you through dense forests, serene meadows, and to the summit of Nag Tibba, often referred to as the…

  • Portuguese Touch Throughout Nehru Park for Children

    <—-Previous Story What I had to pay attention to was the feeling of heart that wasn’t satisfied yet in witnessing the busyness of the local fishermen who were absorbed in taking care of their catch. The sun had begun to slip from its highest point, slowly losing its sting, bowing to the twilight that begins…

  • Chinese Fishing Nets: Fort Kochi’s version of Anco

    <—-Previous Story The long wait to be present on the coast of Fort Kochi had paid off. In one jump down the orange KURTC Bus, I stood in the city built on mangroves. For a moment I stood motionless looking around, quickly adapting to the boisterous travelers at that famous destination in the State of…

  • KURTC: Cochin International Airport to Fort Kochi

    <—-Previous Story After eating light snacks of Appam, Elai Adai, and Samosa, I completed my breakfast by slowly sipping hot Chai which kept my body warm after being exposed to the cold of the airport air conditioner all night. Chai’s last sip indicated that I had to get ready to head to the main destination…

  • Hotel Royal Wings: Tasting the Appam, Elai Adai, and Samosa

    <—-Previous Story Darkness was still overshadowing Kochi’s sky when the time pointed at six. Making my guts shrank for stepping towards the inn which was only one and a half kilometers away. I decided to still seated in the arrival hall’s waiting room at Cochin International Airport Terminal 3. But it turned out…. I was…

  • Fighting Anxiety at Cochin International Airport

    <—-Previous Story A concern came with the alertness of the Air Asia AK 39 cabin crew who were busy checking all passengers as a sign that the plane would soon be landed on the Cochin International Airport runway. Air Asia’s six wheels even hit the ground before one o’clock in the morning, while my head…

  • Failed and Succeeded: The Story of India’s eVisa Hunt

    <—-Previous Story I have experienced that applying for an eVisa was easier and the chances of being accepted were greater than applying for a Regular Visa. It was enough to attach the required documents and pay at the online payment gate, the e-Visa would be issued according to the planned time of arrival in the…