You must see and experience a stay at the beautiful Fatehprakash- the Taj of Udaipur. On the banks of Lake Pichola, overlooking the magnificent Lake Palace, it is the most scenic panoramic view that one could ever have. 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 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
You must experience the Udaipur Tales Story Telling Festival, “Udaipur Tales” mooted by the super sassy Sushmita and the sauve Salil was held at the Park Exotica resort this year. Three days of story-telling, shopping, gourmet food and festivities. Read More
Living in the moment is easier said than done as we all tend to dwell upon the times that have gone by, mistakes committed, broken promises, sometimes even past laurels and accomplishments can be a hindrance. Read More
Once home to the saltwater crocodiles, the Phang Nga Bay now houses only dolphins and turtles. Coveted for their skins, for the huge bag and belt market of Bangkok, due to excessive poaching over the years the crocodiles became extinct. Read More
You must see Jaisalmer, the city that lights up under the sun. Made of yellow sandstone, exuding a warm golden glow, it translates into the most mesmerizing view. I had heard so much about it, that I was waiting eagerly for an opportunity to see it. Read More
Pammukale means cotton castle, the limestone covered mountain looked more like ice formations in Iceland. The terraces formed on the slopes were filled with milky blue water. The limpid pools were warm and had a steady flow due to the hot springs. One cannot really define the beauty of the visual, it is surreal. Read More
