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How I Evolved From Being A Trawell Blogger To A Trawell Author
As I finished writing the final pages of my first ebook – The Uttarakhand Diaries – Unspoken Tales From The Mountains, I looked out of the window of my study wondering if what I was doing was the right thing? I mean, who reads travel books as much, when there are more important things to read? Travel is not only among the last set of words in the dictionary but also among the last set of…
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15 Instagrammable Beach Resorts in Maldives That Are Surprisingly Cheaper
Okay, so for most of the travelers, it must be a stereotype that island beach resorts are beyond their travel budget, right? Afterall, we are good at stereotyping things and go for the easy way out instead, right? The good news is that the Maldives Island seems to differ from this stereotype. Here are 15 Instagrammable Beach Resorts in Maldives that are surprisingly cheaper and break the…
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10 Inspiring Homestays for a Perfect Staycation
“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” Traveling always comes with surprises, uncertainties, and often awe-inspiring experiences. As it was rightly said in the Tom Hanks starrer ‘Forrest Gump’– Life is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you are going to get! applies aptly to travel too. You never know what awaits you until you…
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What Kind Of A Traveler Are You?
What kind of a traveler are you? A planned traveler or an unplanned traveler? Do you mark a destination before you start off, or you leave it to the compass of life to point you to a direction? Do you search for the offbeat, or you are happy with the usual stuff? Do you care about the seasons or the weathers, or you care about the strangest secrets of the land? Do you search for friends…
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I have been lucky during my childhood to have stayed close to the nature. This is one of the reasons that my favourite places to venture around are close to where I can get a chance to reconnect with nature. When I was young, I used to venture around the places close to Kolar River, with its perennial waters flooding the area almost every season. The best part of the adventures used to be going with the friends along the river side to take a dip in the shallow waters.
Camping All the Way
The Kolar River View
So, this weekend, my wife and I decided to go camping along the Kolar River to explore the places I used to venture around in my childhood. I always wanted to show her the places I had been to in my childhood, and besides that, I was looking for a break from the mundane schedule.It was a day camp, and when I told my daughter about it, she jumped off her seats. She had been eager to try her hands on our new Camping Set for a long-long time. Somehow the occasion was not coming. But, today, it was ideal as it had drizzled last night, and though today was a bright sunny weather, but the air was cool.
We hit the road at 10:00 am, usually quite late to start off, nonetheless, it was not too late. As a child, I used to travel along the NH-69 everyday, for school. Back then, it would take two hours before I reached school. It kind of sucked traveling to school so far everyday. And so, the most enjoyable moment used to be when the Kolar River would overflow due to heavy rainfall. The buses would avoid crossing over the bridges as the water would flow violently over the bridge and the movement would pause for a day or two. So, there would be no school for the day…For me, this was the time to stroll the routes through the jungles along the river. As I have an itchy feet and do not like sitting at a place for a long time, that was the only best way to make use of the day.
New Looks-NH-69
Today, traveling along the same NH-69 takes only 30 minutes, as a double lane National Highway connects my village with the city. A small diversion to the left along the highway took us to the riverside I had discovered ages back. This was one of the spots where I would come during summers to beat the scorching heat. Not only was it a spot for taking a dip in the river, but also it was a great camping site. Surrounded with teak woods on the either side, it is an ideal site for an outdoor break. When I reached there, I was happy to see that the spot had been improved upon than before. The bridge over the river was strengthened and the river was still the same.
We found a shade under a teak tree and decided to set up the tent here. Right next to the river, the gentle breeze with the shade was a soothing experience. Far away from the hustle of the city, the place still remained surprisingly peaceful and serene. It reminded me of the times I shared here with my friends.
It was a long deserving break with the family as I had not taken a trip with them long time, especially with my daughter Sharbani. She loves to play in the water and she couldn’t help like any other child to go play in the flowing waters. I took her to the shallow end and allowed her to walk on the sands for some time.
Fun Time
She chuckled as she splashed and played around in the water. Much better than taking her to the artificial Water Parks and swimming pools. We decided to come back for some snacks and on the way, she picked up a small conch shell which she kept it as a priced possession.
Today, our children have been equally affected by the digital age where the only way for their enjoyment is digital devices. There is less connection with the nature, lesser outdoors and even lesser resistance to the daily life challenges. This break was a great reconnect with the nature.
As for my wife Tanima and I, we wanted to decide the next destination for our Diwali Trip. So, we wanted to sit down and decide some of the destinations and there was no better way than this, Off late, we have been spending time designing travel packages, however, we constantly look for the new places and ways for our clients. This time, we wanted to come up with certain new places in India for travelers to explore during this Diwali Season.
Shining through the fabric
It was photography time and one of the great things that my girl has picked up is her knack for photography. She runs her way through the camera controls like cakewalk and amazes me at times. At 5 years, she knows how to align and focus the camera, change the camera settings according to the subject, and make videos. A hobby which we as parents want her to grow upon in future.
It was evening and we had to head back for home. The weekend had been a great experience and we will hit the roads once again, for some more journeys and worthwhile experiences.
Weekend Adventure- Road Tripping Along The Waki Woods I have been lucky during my childhood to have stayed close to the nature. This is one of the reasons that my favourite places to venture around are close to where I can get a chance to reconnect with nature.
I have been lucky during my childhood to have stayed close to the nature. This is one of the reasons that my favourite places to venture around are close to where I can get a chance to reconnect with nature. When I was young, I used to venture around the places close to Kolar River, with its perennial waters flooding the area almost every season. The best part of the adventures used to be going with the friends along the river side to take a dip in the shallow waters.
Camping All the Way
The Kolar River View
So, this weekend, my wife and I decided to go camping along the Kolar River to explore the places I used to venture around in my childhood. I always wanted to show her the places I had been to in my childhood, and besides that, I was looking for a break from the mundane schedule.It was a day camp, and when I told my daughter about it, she jumped off her seats. She had been eager to try her hands on our new Camping Set for a long-long time. Somehow the occasion was not coming. But, today, it was ideal as it had drizzled last night, and though today was a bright sunny weather, but the air was cool.
We hit the road at 10:00 am, usually quite late to start off, nonetheless, it was not too late. As a child, I used to travel along the NH-69 everyday, for school. Back then, it would take two hours before I reached school. It kind of sucked traveling to school so far everyday. And so, the most enjoyable moment used to be when the Kolar River would overflow due to heavy rainfall. The buses would avoid crossing over the bridges as the water would flow violently over the bridge and the movement would pause for a day or two. So, there would be no school for the day…For me, this was the time to stroll the routes through the jungles along the river. As I have an itchy feet and do not like sitting at a place for a long time, that was the only best way to make use of the day.
New Looks-NH-69
Today, traveling along the same NH-69 takes only 30 minutes, as a double lane National Highway connects my village with the city. A small diversion to the left along the highway took us to the riverside I had discovered ages back. This was one of the spots where I would come during summers to beat the scorching heat. Not only was it a spot for taking a dip in the river, but also it was a great camping site. Surrounded with teak woods on the either side, it is an ideal site for an outdoor break. When I reached there, I was happy to see that the spot had been improved upon than before. The bridge over the river was strengthened and the river was still the same.
We found a shade under a teak tree and decided to set up the tent here. Right next to the river, the gentle breeze with the shade was a soothing experience. Far away from the hustle of the city, the place still remained surprisingly peaceful and serene. It reminded me of the times I shared here with my friends.
It was a long deserving break with the family as I had not taken a trip with them long time, especially with my daughter Sharbani. She loves to play in the water and she couldn’t help like any other child to go play in the flowing waters. I took her to the shallow end and allowed her to walk on the sands for some time.
Fun Time
She chuckled as she splashed and played around in the water. Much better than taking her to the artificial Water Parks and swimming pools. We decided to come back for some snacks and on the way, she picked up a small conch shell which she kept it as a priced possession.
Today, our children have been equally affected by the digital age where the only way for their enjoyment is digital devices. There is less connection with the nature, lesser outdoors and even lesser resistance to the daily life challenges. This break was a great reconnect with the nature.
As for my wife Tanima and I, we wanted to decide the next destination for our Diwali Trip. So, we wanted to sit down and decide some of the destinations and there was no better way than this, Off late, we have been spending time designing travel packages, however, we constantly look for the new places and ways for our clients. This time, we wanted to come up with certain new places in India for travelers to explore during this Diwali Season.
Shining through the fabric
It was photography time and one of the great things that my girl has picked up is her knack for photography. She runs her way through the camera controls like cakewalk and amazes me at times. At 5 years, she knows how to align and focus the camera, change the camera settings according to the subject, and make videos. A hobby which we as parents want her to grow upon in future.
It was evening and we had to head back for home. The weekend had been a great experience and we will hit the roads once again, for some more journeys and worthwhile experiences.
Weekend Adventure- Road Tripping Along The Waki Woods I have been lucky during my childhood to have stayed close to the nature. This is one of the reasons that my favourite places to venture around are close to where I can get a chance to reconnect with nature.
9 Things To Know While You Plan For The Eurail Tour
9 Things To Know While You Plan For The Eurail Tour
So, the European Tour is on your mind this year! What better way to travel than the Eurail Tour which connects the travelers to more than 30 countries across Europe. While you may get all prepared to embark the journey on the Eurail, there are few subtleties which will help you prepare for that trip. (more…)
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A Photo Journey- #Part-1: Breathtaking Moments From Assam
A Photo Journey- #Part-1: Breathtaking Moments From Assam
A six month long journey has finally come to an end. I have returned with lots of memories, goodwill, and stories. i journeyed through the remote villages, between the lush green fields, sailed on the artistic boats on the Brahmaputra waters and captured some breathtaking landscapes, sunrises and sunsets. Here is a small photo-journey for my readers. These are some of my favourite pictures as I…
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Explore New York With The Lesser Travelled Staten Island
Blog Post Title: Cities Less Traveled Photo By: Bill Dillard via Trover.com Is New York City on your bucket list of destinations this year? If Manhattan is the only borough that comes to your mind first, the moment you think of New York, think again! The other four boroughs of the city still remain lesser known to the travellers like you, so why not change the course a little and cruise your way…
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6 Advantages Of Owning An ISIC- International Student's Identity Card
6 Advantages Of Owning An ISIC- International Student’s Identity Card
The best way to learn is to travel. Of all the ways that we choose to educate our child, none can match the knowledge that comes about with traveling. It exposes the child to new cultures, places, people and ideas. Gone are the days when we spent our life pondering over things we only read in our books, never to actually see them in person. So, those ideas would only continue to be a faded…
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Sail On Your Dream Cruise This Year
Sail On Your Dream Cruise This Year
Wondering whether a cruise holiday can ever fit your budget? Not anymore! Imagine if you are able to take your dream cruise to your dream destination this year, then My Dream Holidays is here to fulfill your cruise dream in style. So gear up to sail on your dream cruise this year, as I tell you how to do that. (more…)
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Sipping Tea With O!Chai
Sipping Tea With O!Chai
As one ventures North East India on a road trip, the best way to enjoy the breaks in between is to stop at the retail tea outlets. Making a second entry to the tea factories, these retail outlets showcase the tea coming directly out of the tea-factories. Packaged within the factory itself, and available for sale, it is a wonderful opportunity for tea-tours in the state. (more…)
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8 Reasons You Would Like To Spend A Vacation On 'The Aquatic' Resort in Kochi
10 Reasons You Would Like To Spend A Vacation On 'The Aquatic' in Kochi
Planning a relaxed break from the mundane this holiday? Why not drive down south to Kumbalangi,Kochi in the pristine greenery of rural India where a breathtaking serenity and a blue hued landscape awaits to soothe your soul. The Aquatic Resort is a 30-acre of floating oasis that combines stupendous architecture with phenomenal natural beauty of the backwaters.Here are 8 reasons that will make you…
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Exploring Staten Island,New York: A City less Traveled
11 Places To Explore Along The Lesser Known Staten Island, New York
Blog Post Type: Cities Less Traveled Located in the Southern region, the Staten Islands is one of the five boroughs of the New York City. With its exquisite art and culture galleries, picturesque nature parks, breathtaking beaches and waterfronts, it still happens to be among the lesser ventured destinations of New York City. Connected with the mainland Manhattan through the Verrazano Narrows…
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Journey to the Door of Heaven: Swarg Ka Dwar
A Walk to the Door of Heaven: Swarg Ka Dwar
The war of Kurukshetra was over. The near and dear ones lost; sons, brothers, uncles, cousins had all met the aftermath of the bloodiest mythological episode of the earth, Mahabharata. After the war, it was time of self-assessment for the Pandavas, what they learnt from this war, and was victory really worth it! (more…)
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Hot Air Ballooning in Pench National Park! Are You Kidding Me?
Image Source: Rushfinder For most of us, the Pench National Park has been a haven for the tigers and that’s what explains its identity. Imagine, however, you experience meeting the tigers with a bird’s-eye view? Would you not consider it a unique experience then? So, the next time you are at Pench National Park, get set to explore wildlife in a different way altogether! On a hot air balloon…
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