From 0 to 5300 in 60
…or should I say “40 to -8”? Well, here I am with a mandate “under duress” by Nisha to give…
Asia
A date with a Date
I love your brown skin. Golden brown, dark brown, firm & shiny skin covering your plump yet shapely body. I feel like moving my fingers over your curvaceous body before devouring you completely.
Hey !! It’s not what you are thinking about,
Windmills in my Backyard
As I settled down on a chair by the river, I wonder how many people knew about this treasure in our backyard. After a short tractor ride through the fields I was all set for a farm fresh breakfast. Fresh fruits and juices,
The Wanderlust Bug
The Wanderlust bug!
I don’t know when I contracted this deadly and incurable condition, but I am not complaining. I was probably born with it and it just took over my body and soul at some point in time. I know I am not the only one. There are many out there afflicted with this, irrespective of the gender, nationality or creed and I know a few of them too, who have given up everything else to dedicate themselves to this condition known as travelling. Yes I am talking about the TRUE WANDERER bug.
I guess, the earliest signs
Mahabaleshwar: Mumbai Neighborhood in Monsoon
Mahabaleshwar: Mumbai Neighborhood in Monsoon
The heat and humidity of the worst bit of summer have started getting to us, making all of us here eagerly await the onset of monsoon. Even a little downpour would alleviate the scorching days and nights. In another 3 or 4 weeks, the hills of the Western Ghats would get its annual ablution and followed by a new clothing of green.
Then will emerge my
Indonesia in Pictures
Indonesia in Pictures Indonesia is a beautiful country. One could write pages and pages or one could try to pictorially…
Lessons I learnt from Bedouins
Lessons I learnt from Bedouins
Bedouin. Till the time I visited Jordan, this word had conjured an image of mysterious desert-bound nomad, dressed almost like a Sheikh.
About 40% of Jordanians are Bedouins. I met few of them in Petra and Wadi Rum … some had camels or donkeys to take us around, some were guides and some other were businessmen. Their way of looking at life while still connected to roots are things to learn for anybody.
Here’s what I learnt:
Bali’s Barong Dance: 8 Reasons That Will Leave You Awestruck!
The Barong and The Kris Dance: Exploring Bali’s Cultural Heritage If I am asked to choose one dance of Ubud…
Unusual Markets of Hong Kong
Unusual Markets of Hong Kong Hong Kong, perhaps, is best known for shopping in its myriad markets. Leave high end…
Mumbai Heritage Walk
Mumbai Heritage Walk
So we walked.
On 13th March, 2016 over 100 cities across the globe walked in their respective cities and towns covering their respective heritage sites, singly or in groups.
Why not Mumbai then?
Brilliant Sand Art in Jordan
Bottled Sand art in Jordan He puts a little sand of beige color, which acts as a background, in a…
Bulul the Rice God
Bulul the Rice God
There he was! Sitting on a platform in a fetal position with crouched legs. His head had an attractive piece of headgear and a necklace made of bones adored his neck. He had dressed like a Bulul the rice god. I heard a soft voice, “photo?”. The hopeful eyes of this wrinkled man looked at me.
I was in a hurry to reach my
