Tag: music
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City of Joy – P Goes Ekla
On Day Three in Kolkata, my vivid adventures began with a generous breakfast at Kava followed by a stroll across the iconic Howrah Bridge, despite some rain. My day continued with a visit to the Jorasanko Thakur Bari, immersing in the rich heritage of Rabindranath Tagore’s family home. Lunch with relatives was a heartwarming interlude,…
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Amrit Udyan: Experiencing Nature’s Splendor in Delhi NCR’s Presidential Estate
If you’re in Delhi NCR and haven’t been to Amrit Udyan, you’re missing out. The Udyan showcases over 120 rose varieties during its annual Udyanotsav from February to March, along with intriguing Bonsai, Herbal, Spiritual, and Circular gardens. Entry is free, just register online and enjoy the floral extravaganza.
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Mashobra
& Beyond To Chail, Fagu, Kufri & Theog March is that time of the year when the bitter cold has ended but the merciless Delhi Sun is still at least a month away. Being the winter lovers that we are, we wanted to hold back a slice of the frost & this made us think…
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MUSKURAIYE, AAP LUCKNOW MEIN HAI!
Lucknow in 24 hours There are some places you can never get enough of. Lucknow always brings a sense of belonging. It feels like home. Tunde kebab & kulfi at Aminabad, walk at Hazratganj, sightseeing at Bada & Chota Imambargahs, crossing Cantt, mutton nihari at Rahim’s, kulfi at Chhappan Bhog, chikankari & zari shopping at…
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A Day on A Boat
To end our Bali blog posts series (see posts 1, 2 & 3), what can be better than to write of the day we spent on a boat, out in the ocean? It’s an experience we highly recommend. When your bones are tired from visiting temple after temple, or from partying too hard, a day…
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It Took a Spell of Rain to Make Us Love
What the beach, shacks, parties could not do, the greenery, the rain and the sea did…
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My Balcony in the Mountains
How I want my life to be – being able to hit the road every alternate weekend. And it has happened in the past; so why not cross our fingers for the future too?
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A Sunday at the Rashtrapati Bhavan
After 15 years in the city, we discovered the joy of visiting the Rashtrapati Bhavan. Booking tickets was easy, but be prepared for possible date changes. Inside, we marveled at the history and architecture, from the Buddha statue to majestic halls. The tour was impressive, and we’re eager to return for more!
