Lockdown chronicles : Another 10 days passed and ten more to go
So as expected, what was supposed to be the last day of initial 21day lockdown period, actually brought the confirmation of taking this to a 40 day sit-in. Now, another
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Lockdown chronicles : Next 10 days and counting
Things had taken a shape of routine in the next ten days of the lockdown due to COVID-19 spread. Well, I am talking about the photography routine. Although even without
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Lockdown reads: Walking down the Agra’s necropolis, in the shadow of the Taj
Walking around Taj Mahal is like roaming within different layers of Mughal history. Once you start peeling off these layers, you get to know—one after the other—many lesser known facts
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Lockdown chronicles : Photo diary of first 10 days of forced sit-in
For all travel bugs, it is hard to- not just stay at one place but confined to boundaries of their homes. No different for me. It isn’t so that my
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Lockdown reads: INDIA among most photogenic spiritual destinations in the World!
Well, during this almost global lockdown due to coronavirus pandemic, all type of travels are suspended. Instagrammers who are used to post daily for their accounts are either digging photos
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Where a Shah Jahan’s queen lies in solitude on the other side of Taj
At a very remote corner just outside the boundary of Taj Mahal complex towards its Eastern gate, when you climb the narrow stairs of Sandali Masjid you get an eerie
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A great night-life rendezvous at Brussels
Well, people are afraid of travel in these times of Coronavirus, but then there are many incentives to show some courage to travel (with proper precautions ofcourse), even in these
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Luxury meets tradition at Qatar
Qatar boasts a long tradition of luxury – from its days as a pearl diving settlement to the present day, where its hospitality, culture and retail offerings are steeped in
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Dining at the world’s best Michelin-starred restaurant to staying in a luxurious 11th century castle!
Costa Brava is a coastal region of Catalonia in northeastern Spain known for its virgin beaches and bays against the scenic backdrop of heavily wooded hills. One of the most
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When story transcends literature and becomes an art and drama
We all have listened to stories in our childhood. And, I am certainly not talking here about text book stories but about bedtime stories listening to grandmas in particular. It
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