Month: March 2018
Block the dates! Seventh edition of the Eat! BRUSSELS, Drink! BORDEAUX this September
On 6, 7, 8 and 9 September, lovers of good food and wine have a date with Eat BRUSSELS, Drink! BORDEAUX Once again, the festival will spotlight the big names
Read Full8 reasons to have Dead Sea in Israel in 2018 #BucketList
Head to the world’s oldest and most popular natural health resort – the Dead Sea in Israel and if you are wondering why, than here is a reason, and actually
Read FullTulips blooming! Kashmir calling!!
Asia’s biggest Tulip Garden at Siraj Bagh in Srinagar, Kashmir is now open for the year. Normally the garden opens with the start of April. But this year it has
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World’s largest cruise ship ready for the first voyage
The world’s biggest cruise-liner, Symphony of the Seas, has left the shipyard of Saint-Nazaire in France to embark on its maiden voyage in the Mediterranean. French shipbuilder STX handed over
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A marathon on ice for preservation of water
Located in Siberia, Lake Baikal is the largest, deepest, and richest freshwater lake in terms of biodiversity in the world. The annual Baikal Ice Marathon offers competitors from around the
Read FullIn memory of a Star on International Day of Forests
Star breathed its last yesterday and it is certainly the most disheartening news to hear on the International Day of Forests. Star, also called as Sitara was actually one of
Read FullBrussels shines the spotlight on contemporary art
Brussels has become a hub of contemporary art. Few cities in world can boast of such a huge art scene as Brussels, be it in any form. The capital is
Read FullGuiding their territories : Birds at Keoladeo
I am continuing with birds and my trip to Bharatpur’s Keoladeo Ghana National Park, sometime back. This time more with just images Shikra can be easily seen at Keoladeo. It
Read FullUrban wetlands we need : Nela Taalab
Ever expanding cities have engulfed much of the natural habitat in their surrounding areas, including the wetlands, despite knowing it well that how disastrous it is. Thus it was a
Read FullWhen getting down becomes the toughest part : Gangabal to Naranag
When it comes to last day of a trek, we often expect it to be a relaxed day, more so when it is all down hill. But don’t think so
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