An edited version of this article was published in Travel + Leisure India and South Asia magazine (December’14) It was my second trip to United Kingdom after a gap of four...
The Music of Bath As I walked past the city of Bath and it’s open areas indulging into some window shopping time and again I stumbled into this quirky coffee shop...
Recently I had mentioned about getting some ME time whilst travelling. (Read How Travelling Changes your Life). How very true? You get the time of your life away from the daily...
I climbed the stairs to step out of London Bridge’s tube station. A cold draught blew in and I zipped my jacket. It indicated I was getting closer to the murky...
I got the opportunity to visit city of Bath on a true English Day. Well the sun seemed to be playing games by hiding and peeping out of clouds. When I...
I had the opportunity of visiting London twice and each stay was for two months in summer. The first stint was mostly solo travelling in London and a short trip to...
The large stones stand testimony of time unheard. Spread over a circular perimeter of a vast expanse it is considered as a burial ground by few and astronomical observatory or a...
As we parked our car at Land’s End entrance and walked ahead we were greeted to the sight of a vast glistening and glimmering Atlantic Ocean. The pretty coves tucked are...
I had set to the Cornish coast with a bunch of friends. We were on the look out for the Lizard Beach and accidentally stumbled into the Cornwall Vintage Vehicle Society’s...
Sea Gulls at Tsunami Island I was on my way to the Tsunami Island in Devbagh on a boat when I spotted a noisy colony of the sea gulls. Few flew...
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