The Wanderlust Roamers
Bonding over the family time and more so in the nature is the best of both the worlds. It not just helps in that perfect bonding but also entails a complete adventure and enjoyment for the family. Camping is one such outdoor fun that kids really enjoy and they have ample opportunity to learn as well. While we might not have ample campsites nearby, but the backyard or garden can act as a perfect campsite.
Forget the hassle of travelling, packing, and planning … Continue Reading
That day was different. The skies were echoing unique tales. As we drove towards our destination, which seemed some 300kms away, the GPS broke. There were no phone connections. It was already 8pm but we couldn’t see anyone around. We continued driving thinking that it would lead us to our destination.
Our souls became apprehensive as the skies roared with lightenings, heavy downpour was about to lash us. The hilly turns became twisty and slippery. There were quite a few waterfalls on the passage, but no … Continue Reading
We have always been trekking and Hiking enthusiasts, but somehow this leisure yet adventurous activity was on a halt for quite some time. We were busy raising our kid and wanted him to be involved in our every adventure. This year, as he crossed 3, we planned to start again with small hikes, more for leisure and nature basking that our baby would enjoy along with us.
Having said that, it wasn’t easy, but in past 5 months, we have done 2 short hikes … Continue Reading
Travel is happiness , it makes me more creative , more enthusiastic and every time tripping has made me fallen in love with something or the other. Exploration around the world has given me ample reasons to celebrate my existence on this planet. It has infused relations with lots of love and charm and has given me ample opportunities to welcome my meaningful thoughts.
Don’t you agree, “Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of EDUCATION; in the elder sort, a part … Continue Reading
Travel is our addiction, love and passion. While our love for travel stands well declared, most of our trips have the classy elements of a road trip, mostly by car. life on the road has always stunned us. And for those road trips, our entertainment is Music. Soulful, creative music and road trips go hand in hand, right?
For our recent trip, we locked on a Musical Reality show “Lockdown” by ZEE5. can you imagine the outcome, when a Bollywood sensation … Continue Reading
So hurriedly had we decided to make Goa an “On beat” heart throb in this off beat monsoon season. But as the saying goes, never regret the decision once made (after being alarmed by the “Offseason Tag” in these months), we decided to have a prolific stay & make this trip a chronicle in the chapter of our lives. So tagged as “Last minute Managers”, all the readiness ranging from booking of the hotel to planning the … Continue Reading
Our Florence expedition kept us mesmerized at almost every step as we walked hand in hand to explore every corner of the Florence. Be it the serenity of enjoying some great music in the moon lit night or climbing for Michelangelo Square, every moment was well explored. This post is all about “Piazzale Michelangelo”, a square dedicated to renowned artist Michelangelo Buonarotti. Our 4 hours experience over here has been etched in our memories forever.
Trip to Kerala can never be complete without exploring the mesmerizing Kovalam beach. Nature has been really cruel with Kerala this time, and #FOTW has kept Kerala in prayers always. I’m not sure if the sandy beach area persists as of now, after the floods, but my love for Kerala made me write this post.
We tripped for 10 days in Kerala last year in November, witnessing a beautiful weather in close vicinity with the natures abundance. Our last … Continue Reading
Continuing from our Leh Travel tales, this post is dedicated to Local Sightseeing. Words can never do any justice to the beauty of Leh. It has been so aptly said that ” Study Nature, Love Nature, stay close to Nature, it will never fail you”. You will never find a landscape where you won’t be exclaiming, Wow, when exploring Leh.
Read out our most amazing experiences at Leh :
Image Source: Flickr
Northern Territory’s massive sandstone monolith Ayers Rock was first named Uluru by the local indigenous people before the surveyor William Gosse named it after the South Australia Chief Secretary Henry Ayers. This famous postcard-worthy landmark is one of the country’s most famous tourist icons.
If you are planning a trip to Ayers Rock and are working on a budget, here are some tips on how you can save some money. One expense you will not be able … Continue Reading