Culturally Immersive & Responsible Travel
Recently, I spent my summer holidays at the Amalfi coast in the South of Italy. Mellow breeze from the azure sea caressed my hair as I stood in awe of the setting sun against the tall standing ancient hillocks. Terraced gardens laden with lemon trees grew in abundance at the coast, unlike any other coastline … Read more
I want to share my experience of applying for Schengen visa on Indian passport from the US. I hope this information helps some of you This is specifically for Indian nationals living outside of India. I planned for a 12 days trip to Italy and French. 3 days in Paris and rest in Italy. My … Read more
In the coastal areas of Asia, fonds Coconut trees sway in joy. The large stalks reflect the lights of the setting sun. The ancient roots hold onto the eroding soil along the sea line. It stops the aggressive ocean, and supports generations of farmers. No wonder, the Coconut tree is regarded as the Tree of … Read more
One of my office colleagues had visited the Grand Canyon. Pictures on social media from his trip inspired me to plan a trip to the canyons. I also recall a friend stating this is where the last of the first nation lives and breathes to date. It has been a little more than a year … Read more
Why Visit Kenya It is a dream for many to visit the Great African Safari. Kenya is one of the best places to start that journey. An East African country, Kenya is famous for its existing tourism and hospitality infrastructure. Hospitality partners in Kenya have been welcoming guests since the era of the British colonial … Read more
A complete guide to plan a backpacking trip to Danakil Depression, Ethiopia. Hiking atop a Lava lake in the pitch dark of a moonlit night, camping under a sky that showed off a star studded galaxy at the middle of the night, walking along the banks of an ancient Sulphur lake that felt and smelt … Read more