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.
There are times when you have to wait while traveling. People who arrive early, have long layovers, or have gaps between meetings when a full hotel booking doesn’t make sense. This is when knowing how to book hourly hotels comes in very handy. Travelers can book a room for only […]
Katra is the official base camp for the Vaishno Devi Temple, one of India’s most visited pilgrimage sites, attracting 8–10 million pilgrims annually. The chanting of “Jai Mata Di” echoing through the Trikuta Hills isn’t just a sound; it’s the heartbeat of Katra. This dusty, high-energy town serves as the […]
Kasol is widely known as the “Mini Israel of India” due to the large number of Israeli tourists who visit and stay there. The road to Kasol doesn’t really announce itself. It sort of sneaks in, somewhere after Bhuntar, where the air suddenly feels cooler, pine-scented, and just a little […]
Rapidly emerged as a top alternative to crowded hill stations like Manali Kasol doesn’t arrive loudly. It kind of slips in between pine trees, along the hush of the Parvati River, somewhere after that long, winding drive from Bhuntar where the air suddenly smells cleaner and the chai tastes suspiciously […]
Did you know Kasol Acts as a basecamp for Tosh & nearby hikes, Kheerganga trek, and Malana village? Kasol doesn’t arrive politely. It sort of sneaks up with pine-scented air, that restless Parvati River rushing louder than expected, and cafés playing old rock playlists like time froze somewhere between backpacker […]
Kasauli is a small hill town located in the Solan district of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. Mornings in Kasauli don’t rush. They sort of stretch… mist rolling lazily over pine trees, distant temple bells mixing with the smell of chai and damp earth. A traveler wandering here quickly […]
Kasauli houses one of the oldest distilleries in Asia, established in the 1820s, yes, that old. Picture this: the mist is rolling in so thick you can barely see your own boots, but the scent of wet cedar and pine needles is just… wow. It’s that crisp, mountain air that […]
Underwater hotels are among the most expensive stays in the world, often targeting ultra-high-net-worth travelers. You know that moment when you’re staring at the ocean, wondering what it would feel like to just stay there a little longer? Not on a beach or a boat, but inside it. That’s exactly […]
Kasauli was established in 1842 by the British as a cantonment town, and you can still spot old churches and heritage buildings around. The scent of damp pine needles and old British bricks hits you long before the actual town of Kasauli comes into view. It’s that crisp, biting Himalayan […]
Do you know? Jim Corbett is India’s oldest national park, established in 1936 as Hailey National Park. Some places don’t whisper their magic; they breathe it right into your skin. Jim Corbett does exactly that. One moment you’re on a dusty road flanked by sal trees, the next you’re pausing […]