Sardinia – Sun, Sand, Sizzle
I went to the Italian island of Sardinia for a four day break with 6 friends of mine a couple of months ago. We…
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Beautiful Cornwall (2) – Eden and Heligan
This is in continuation of my previous post on Cornwall, where on the first day we had spent some time exploring and experiencing the…
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Beautiful Cornwall (1) – Rebecca’s walk
Soon we came close to Fowey, and came across a broken down castle ruin and the beach at Readymoney cove. This is where we sat on the rocks by the sea, and briefly enjoyed the wine and crisps that I had lugged all the way in my backpack. We soon left as the water began to rise rapidly with the evening tide.
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North Wales (Snowdonia) and Cardiff
Essentially, we had only a day and two nights in the beautiful hilly heartland of North Wales, Snowdonia. Wales is Castle country, North Wales only more…
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South Wales – Pembrokeshire
What do you call it if you wait till winter to write a post for the amazing trip that happened in summer? Lazy, that’s…
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Moonlit Cycling near Bangalore
This is an account from last year when I was still in Bangalore, and those were the days. Our vibrant theatre group, which was…
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Loch Ness
Many of us have heard about the Loch Ness monster. For those who haven’t, the Loch Ness Monster (or ‘Nessie’, as it is locally…
Read MoreThe winter Old-Delhi “food-tour”
As winter approaches, Delhi is one place I am definitely going to miss while I am out here in UK. For me, early winter…
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Taj at Agra vs. Taj at Trafalgar – Wonders never cease to happen
Recently, our Taj Mahal got into the new seven wonders of the world, and I am sure it was the single most voted entry…
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Getting Touristy in London – London Eye / Big Ben
Now that I have been in London for quite a while, it will not be a bad idea I guess to try and share…
Read MoreExperiencing Corbett – A half-weekend in January
I reached Delhi airport at night, and we were off towards Corbett right away. Corbett National Park – famous for the tiger, the most…
Read MoreWinter sojourn to the desertland
After a lot of characteristic dilly-dallying, I told Anurag that we must head out to Rajasthan, and not go rafting again. Manish had already…
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