Hidden Gems: Agrasen Ki Baoli, Delhi
There is no dearth of historical monuments and structures in Delhi. Ranging from the earliest relics of the Maurya dynasty to the recent British rule. Every emperor left a lasting legacy. One such architectural wonder is the concept of baoli or stepwell. What is a baoli? A baoli is a man-made reservoir that is dug deep — all by hand — in the earth to … Continue reading Hidden Gems: Agrasen Ki Baoli, Delhi
Unique New Zealand destinations to travel in 2021
New Zealand is a dream destination for many travellers. The island nation is known for its spectacular beaches, exceptional biodiversity, and dazzling natural beauty. Apart from planning a visit to the popular tourist destinations like Mount Cook, Milford Sound, Auckland, and Rotorua, check out the below list of unique New Zealand destinations to add to your next travel itinerary. Waitaki Whitestone GeoparkThe Waitaki Whitestone Geopark is … Continue reading Unique New Zealand destinations to travel in 2021
Lufthansa announces further cost-saving measures
German flag carrier Lufthansa has announced further cost-saving measures owing to severe COVID-19 impact. In a statement on Monday, the airline said it would implement a ‘permanent capacity reduction’ of 150 aircraft by the middle of this decade. After six Airbus A380s, the world’s largest passenger plane, were taken out of service earlier this year, Lufthansa announced the transfer of the remaining eight A380s as … Continue reading Lufthansa announces further cost-saving measures
Monsoon Magic: Pune – A Photo Essay
Punekars consider themselves lucky in myriad ways. One of them is the proximity to the beautiful countryside. If you are in Pune, a one hour drive in any direction will transport you away from the maddening crowd and commotion to a world of tranquillity. Come monsoon, Punekars head to some favourite spots or are in search of some lesser-known destinations. Unfortunately, 2020 ruined the annual … Continue reading Monsoon Magic: Pune – A Photo Essay
Humayun’s Tomb, the inspiration to Taj Mahal
Across India, many monuments are said to be an inspiration for the Taj Mahal. The Ibrahim Rouza in Bijapur is one such glaring example. The local guide in Bijapur narrated stories about how the Taj was inspired by Rouza’s architecture. But the only validated inspiration for the Taj Mahal is the tomb of Mughal emperor, Humayun, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Humayun was born as … Continue reading Humayun’s Tomb, the inspiration to Taj Mahal
Why You Should Visit Amphawa Floating Market in Bangkok, Thailand
Bangkok, Thailand’s capital city, has many floating markets situated around it. A must-do tourist attraction, floating markets are local markets situated on the banks of the river or canal, as waterways were the primary source of transportation in the earlier days in those regions. Damnoen Saduak is the most popular floating market due to its size as well as its proximity to Bangkok. But it … Continue reading Why You Should Visit Amphawa Floating Market in Bangkok, Thailand
Auto Review: Datsun GO and GO+ Launch Fits The Bill
The second quarter of the financial year 2019-20 has seen a lot of upheaval in the automotive sector in India. The car sales across segments have dwindled and the market analysts are filling magazine and newspaper columns with articles on the slow-down in the auto sector. However, the well-documented analysis has failed to dampen the spirits among the auto lovers in India. Japanese carmaker Datsun … Continue reading Auto Review: Datsun GO and GO+ Launch Fits The Bill
Must Eat Street Food in Jodhpur, Rajasthan
Headed out to the blue city of Jodhpur? The city with palaces and royalty, the street food in Jodhpur is vibrant and delectable. Plan a visit to these famous spots for an authentic street food experience of the Rajasthani cuisine on your trip to Jodhpur. Also Read: What to see and do in Jodhpur, Rajasthan Mirchi Bada and Kachoris at Janta Sweet Home A famous … Continue reading Must Eat Street Food in Jodhpur, Rajasthan
Wanderers: Nishant Jadhav
Photography happened to our wanderer Nishant Jadhav rather late in life, just about after 35 when he bought his first DSLR. Nishant has always been a travel freak, inspired by travel shows and movies. After a long life of being a corporate slave, Nishant finally decided to unleash the wanderer inside him. A travel photographer-blogger and recently turned vlogger, he is a self-proclaimed travel freak … Continue reading Wanderers: Nishant Jadhav
Six Most Restricted Countries You Might Be Travelling To
According to the think-tank Freedom House, internet freedom is declining all around the world. Censorship is being ramped up on everything from social media, e-commerce websites to search engines. Interestingly, many of the countries with the strictest rules and highest censorship are also popular tourist destinations. NordVPN gives advice on travelling to the tourist hotspots with high internet restrictions “It’s wise to check if your next travel destination … Continue reading Six Most Restricted Countries You Might Be Travelling To
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