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  • City of Joy – P Seeks Divinity

    You’ve read about my Day Three in Kolkata; now read a detailed account of my 4th & last day. The Goddesses & Swamis wanted me to visit their abodes. The rain took a break & I made a voyage to the Dakshineswar Kali Mandir, a Hindu navratna temple. From there, Alam bhai drove me to…

  • 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,…

  • How Traveling Changed Our Lives!

    We were approached by Sonia & Wojtek from Happy Little Traveler for a collaboration post on how traveling changed our lives. We tried to put into words what traveling means to us; trust us, it’s not easy to describe something that’s your life force… Enraptured that Sonia & Wojtek included us in their great post!…

  • City of Joy – P Meets V!

    On Day Two in Kolkata, I navigated a mix of experiences, reflecting on the city’s culture and selfless spirits. After an uncomfortable moment at the hotel gym, a delightful breakfast brightened my day. The rain did not deter me from visiting significant landmarks like Saint Paul’s Cathedral and the Victoria Memorial, where I pondered India’s…

  • City of Joy – P’s Expedition to Kaee

    During my recent excursion to Kolkata, I experienced the city’s rich diversity and vibrant culture. Upon arrival, I was greeted by a transformed airport and a helpful taxi driver who shared insights about the city. I enjoyed a delicious meal at Chowman, explored the thought-provoking art exhibition at Kaee Contemporary, and caught up with my…

  • City of Joy – Life of P

    I embarked on a long-awaited solo trip to Kolkata, driven by a sense of nostalgia known as Saudade. Each day was filled with exploration, from the stunning Howrah Bridge to the art scene and cultural landmarks such as the Victoria Memorial and the ancestral home of Rabindranath Tagore. Despite the rain often interrupting my plans,…

  • The Alwar District in Five Days

    Our recent blog post (& the comment it generated) made us realise that the Alwar District was a wholesome getaway. It has the advantage of being close to Delhi NCR (4.5 hours from ISBT) & enough to see & do for more than a weekend! We dug through our emails, photographs, and memories, & compiled…

  • Alwar – An Anonymous Historical Enchantment

    It was an airless August morning when we drove to Alwar to see its nameless attractions. By the end of the holiday, we were left wondering how this city retained its allure in spite of being so close to NCR! Alwar is one of the oldest cities in Rajasthan. It’s surrounded by a moat &…