Growing up, every Indian learns of India being known as a sub-continent as the result of the presence of diverse topography and varying climate. What we failed to infer as kids is the immense potential this diversity possesses to house a band of unlimited adventure sports. Continue reading
Its that time of the year. As the sun scorches Mother Earth, schools decide to let their children off for some time. What an opportunity it offers – get your family together, pack your bags and off you go! North India is known for experiencing extreme weather: its too hot in the summers and too cold in winters. While snow and chilly winds would confine you indoors in the cold season, its just perfect to explore North India, relax in a hill station, make a religious trip and much more.
Is travel on your mind? Planning where to go? Before you explore options abroad, take a look at your own country. In fact, India is not just any country, but a continent in itself, such is the variety of tradition and culture, land form, religion and much more. Continue reading
Looking for a unique place to vacation this summer? Why not head off to spend a few weeks in one of the world’s most diverse and stunning countries? Of course, I’m talking about India. There are a multitude of incredible attractions and activities for travelers to enjoy during their stay. With travel packages and proper planning, you may be able to take an unforgettable vacation to India for far less than you expect. In fact, in many cases, the longer your stay, they better rate you will get on a rental home in India. Continue reading
Thanks to The Other Home I was able to go on a much awaited trip across India. I stayed with many families both in the north and the south of India as a part of my homestay -spree, if you may. It was an amazing experience for I got to experience the culture and the food first hand rather than being holed up in a hotel or a hostel and spend a major proportion of my time in a sterile and unwelcoming setting. Continue reading
Goa is still an unexplored land. I remember the numerous visits I made to Goa post my teens, spent a couple of days on the ever so crowded beaches of Calangute and Baga and went back home content with a tan. This blog explores the unexplored, the vast expanses of beaches where weekend tourists forget to horde. Continue reading
Absorbing the myriad activities happening around me I strolled through the Anjuna market. It was my second day in Goa, and though I knew my trip would last a whole 2 months; I suddenly forgot all about the 33 long hours I spent in the train and drove my bike to the Anjuna market. Continue reading
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