Pooja Singh, a storyteller and a writer born and raised in Mumbai, believes in magic hidden in the pages of a book. When she’s not crafting words, Pooja is an avid reader and an artist who loves drawing and stitching.
Did you know? Thane is known as the “City of Lakes.” It has 30+ lakes, with Upvan Lake being the most iconic. There’s a certain quiet charm about Thane that sneaks up on a traveler… one moment it’s just another city near Mumbai, and then suddenly it’s all shimmering lakes, […]
Sharjah offers both Arabian Gulf and Gulf of Oman coastlines, a rare geographical advantage. Stepping out of the humidity into the cool, incense-swirled air of a traditional souq; that’s the moment Sharjah really grabs you. While everyone else is busy chasing the shiny skyscrapers in Dubai, Sharjah is where the […]
जय जय महाराष्ट्र माझा… અને જય જય ગરવી ગુજરાત… We’ve all heard the iconic Jai Jai Maharashtra Majha and come 1st May, you’ll hear it echoing everywhere, carried proudly on the lips of every Maharashtrian. But here’s something many people don’t realize: 1st May isn’t just Maharashtra Day, it’s also […]
According to tourism studies, over 70% of travelers prefer buying locally made products rather than mass-produced items. Local souvenirs? What is local souvenir? It is a way of carrying fragments of the world in your little hands long after the journey ends. Well, there is a quiet poetry in collecting […]
Sharjah is a dry emirate (no alcohol laws), making it culturally distinct from neighboring Dubai. Something about Sharjah feels like flipping through an old storybook while someone hands over a plate of hot shawarma. It’s quieter than Dubai, more rooted, a little artsy around the edges; think museums, mosques glowing […]
Did you know? Sharjah is the third-largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates, strategically located near Dubai (just ~30 minutes’ drive). Picture the scent of spicy cardamom wafting through a humid breeze at the Blue Souk, where the gold glitters almost as brightly as the sunshine on the Khalid Lagoon. […]
Ooty’s average temperature ranges between 10°C to 25°C, pleasant almost year-round. Stepping off the bus in the Nilgiris, the first thing that hits a traveler isn’t the cold, but the smell; a thick, intoxicating mix of damp earth, fresh eucalyptus, and the faint, sugary promise of chocolate from the nearby […]
Ooty attracts 2–3 million tourists annually, especially during summer months. That eucalyptus-scented breeze hitting your face the second you roll down the windows on the hair-pin bends and yeah, that’s the classic Ooty welcome. It’s a place where the tea is always steaming, the homemade dark chocolate melts a bit […]
Ooty is located at an altitude of ~2,240 meters, making it one of South India’s most popular hill stations. The first thing that hits a traveler stepping into Ooty isn’t the view… it’s the smell. Crisp eucalyptus, damp earth, and something faintly sweet, maybe tea leaves drying somewhere nearby. This […]
Located at the confluence of three rivers: Mudhirapuzha, Nallathanni, and Kundala (that’s where the name “Munnar” comes from: Moonu Aar – three rivers). Morning in Munnar doesn’t really start, it slowly reveals itself. Mist clings to tea gardens like it forgot to leave, the air smells faintly of eucalyptus and […]