I was going back after 30 years, to the same place, the same hotel… Hotel Pine & Peak, Pahalgam, Kashmir.
It was a small escape to paradise after a year of lockdown and no travel due to covid19. I was super excited. Landing in Srinagar we did our tests and headed straight to Pahalgam. “No airconditioning!” we told the driver, I wanted to feel the fresh breeze on my face. Read More
The world is gradually opening up, learning a new way to live after the scare of the pandemic. With most of international travel on hold this year, I am so happy that I managed to experience the Kenyan Safari in good time. This had been on my bucket list and my want for a vacay to the Masai Mara had been postponed indefinitely ever since the kids grew up. So, when this trip was suddenly planned by my friends, I jumped at the opportunity. Having grown up watching National Geographic rather than cartoons, the love for animals and wildlife was ingrained into my psyche. Read More
You must see the epitome of luxury in wilderness, Angama Mara. It was a dream come true for me when we drove to the resort in Masaimara, offering the best of the Masai Safaris. I felt I was Simba of The Lion King, being shown his kingdom by Mufasa. Read More
While everyone goes gaga about Istanbul, I would rather enjoy the laid back vacation spot of Bodrum. With white washed houses and small lanes zigzagging through the small town, it gives a feel similar to Mykonos in Greece Read More
You must do the Segway tours. Be it Budapest, Vienna or even Rome. Learning to ride the Segway is an exhilarating experience for sure. Before I tried it at Budapest for the very first time and it was the best part of the trip. Read More
You must see the New York Cafe in Budapest. Before I went, I really wondered why it was called so. But once I was there I got it. New York will be New York and if one were to go by the grandiose of the structure, it is difficult to call it anything else. Read More
Vienna, the capital of Austria, the home to the legendary Morzat and Beethovan. You can feel it in the air, the music, the vibe. Cobbled pathways interlinked with the paved ones, horse-drawn carriages that offer a ride around the city with the old world charm. Read More
You must see the Budapest Ruin Bars if you are visiting Budapest because that’s what it is really famous for. Situated in the Pest part of Budapest, it is in a not so up-market area. Like the Soho of London, you can walk around the area visiting one ruin bar to another. Read More
You must see the Wolff Vinery in Vienna. About a 40minute drive across a magnificently beautifully countryside lies the Wolff Vinery. Though it’s not the only one there, it is one of the finest. A huge wooden gate opens into a lovely courtyard, dotted with bright green colored benches with summer umbrellas. Read More
We had heard so much about Prague parties that we decided to start off our vacation with the correct mood. Booking a Party Bus from the airport to our Hotel was the best decision. All our fatigue from the
delayed/missed flight, the exhaustion of travel …everything vanished. Read More
