Sydney claims to be the most expensive city in Australia but don’t let that fact stop you from putting this city on your bucket list. Because if you’re willing to make time for a quick research, you’ll find plenty of beautiful places to visit for free.… Read More 12 Ways to Enjoy Sydney on a Budget
After rescheduling the trip so many times, we finally took the flight. It’s been more than four months since we left the Land of the Long White Cloud, but I still vividly remember the fairy tale-like landscapes—glaciers, snow-capped mountains, turquoise lakes, green hills, vast vineyards, beds of lupins and of course herds of sheep and cows along the way.… Read More New Zealand’s South Island Highlights
“When you travel, remember that a foreign country is not designed to make you comfortable. It is designed to make its own people comfortable.” (Clifton Fadiman)
What he said does make sense but trust me it’s not easy to avoid culture shock in such diverse country especially on your first visit. … Read More 15 Tips for India First-timers
‘On the roads of India, good horn, good brakes and good luck are all you need.’ As the world’s second most populous country, India is amazingly diverse, vibrant and sometimes can be overwhelming.… Read More First Trip to India? The Golden Triangle won’t Disappoint
There are indeed conflicts and the presence of the armies may be uneasy for us, but the locals have been living with them for years and somehow that what makes Kashmir stand out.
Some people suggested us not to take the trip because of the news they read, but traveling surely gives you the chance to reach your own conclusion.… Read More Hashtag My Kashmir Diary (Part II)
When I suggested the visit, I was aware that Kashmir had a long history of conflicts but I also knew that it’s recovering, and most importantly there’s no travel warning issued at that time. … Read More Hashtag My Kashmir Diary (Part I)
Disoriented Traveller 