10 Must-Have Everyday Staples for the Millennial Woman
Women tend to be walking swiss army knives with their purses filled with essential items. There’s always the right item to help solve any problem – you just have to make sure you have it prepared beforehand. Below are some of the best and most essential items to help every modern womanin meet the majority […]
10 Best Places to Visit in Dubai
Dubai is the UAE’s second largest city and the Middle East’s most popular city. So it goes without saying that this Arabian city is rife with exciting activities and captivating sights. No matter you visit here during any part of the year, you can look forward to enjoy its many iconic landmarks, amazing seasonal attractions […]
9 Stunning Wildlife Safaris: Travel Bloggers Pick the Best Game Reserves in Africa: A Compilation!
If you have not experienced Africa yet, you will never be able to fathom the weight of fancy words a writer may coin to describe the wild wild continent! She is beautiful, raw, dangerous, scintillating! After my first trip to Africa, I came back only to plan the next one! As early as possible. […]
My Dream Came True, I Went to the Amazon! : A Memoir from Amazon Rain Forest Travel
In search of a Tendua mother-daughter duo in the dense of Amazon Rainforest! Carrying our backpacks and waddling on the muddy trail near our cottage to go out of the dense foliage of the Amazon and to the boat which was to take us into real life, we were so busy admiring the iridescent blue morpho […]
Masakali: The Real Travel Stories
Masakali : Peace Dove that tirelessly flies While growing up in the earlier part of this century, we chanced upon a song on a dove. A Masakali, a dove that enchanted the generation with gleeful, fun mood and help adapt a carefree life. Soon, there were kurtis named after Masakli. Festivals galored and prizes showers […]
Travel stories by an Iraqi Female traveler: Iraq what you have seldom heard off!
All that remained from Iraq This day marks the fifteenth year for an entire generation who grew up reading about Babylon’s hanging garden, but only got glimpses of burning oil mines from vast fields of Iraq in morning newspaper. Laden, 9/11, death, trauma, Bush, America, war, saddam, Women of Mass destruction were some the key […]
Beyond Imagination: Holiday Destinations in North East India
The North East seven sister states of India is the last hold of Himalaya where human foot has not set part contagiously. My travel to some of the states are planned in less than a month but I needed an expert telling me about the place. because “I can’t keep calm, I am visiting North […]
Masai Mara: Through a Traveler’s Eyes
Saikat would have remained another friend of mine, settled in Kolkata and making merry of whom I will be envious at times, had it not been the astounding photographs of Varanasi came on my Facebook feed. Of course I have known this management graduate from IIM Calcutta anything but overrated for being capable of delivering […]
Mono Aji… A letter for Dyuti
A song for Rain, Bengali adoption of Paimona by Persian poet Omor Khayyam