Mixed Experience with Indian Railways Having traveled over almost all the states of India, that too most of the journeys in India, I actually have a mixed experience like in Howrah where most of them are almost good, but there are some very rare situations which actually troubled me a lot. So the first thing …
Exploring the 23 Captivating Platforms of Howrah: Unveiling Hidden Wonders Read More »
India being the 7th largest country in the world is very very famously known for its different types of terrains all around from north to south and east to west. The Diversity of India From the high altitude mountain passes in Ladakh to freezing sub zero temperatures in Kashmir to fiery deserts around Jaisalmer to …
Kanniyakumari: Where India’s Most Mesmerizing Sunrise Unfolds Read More »
The Variety of Hindi Accents across India Having been traveling in India for 2-3 years and exploring various corners of our country, the food, their culture, their weather, their lifestyle and many other factors while being there, it just feels amazing to be born in such a diverse country. Hindi is the most spoken language …
Connection with the Indian Railways There seems to be a great sort of eternal relationship between me and the Indian Railways. Even till today I feel the same enthusiasm and joy when I hear that I’d be traveling in train irrespective of wherever I’m going, be it watching out of the windows, tasting the delicious …
Unveiling India’s Iconic Pamban Bridge: 109 Years of Spectacular Journeys Read More »
The love for all these mountain passes started when I used to see the images of bikers, adventurous travelers taking cool pics infront of those yellow boards like Nathu La officially built by ‘Border Road Organisation’ in memory of constructing roads at such terrible weathers, harsh conditions that too usually in the border and very …
Nathu La: Where Adventure Meets Elevation – Unveiling the Heart of Sikkim Read More »