Paksong is a tranquil town untouched by the deafening buzz of the present world. It’s huddled away almost unnoticed by drivers whizzing by on the smartly paved main road. Its streets remain mostly covered in amber-colored dust which lifts and … Read More
I know I’m far from being one in a million when I say that Hoi An was hands down my favorite city in Vietnam. Most people who have visited Hoi An will proclaim the same thing. It’s one of those … Read More
Tad Lo is a small village with big waterfalls. Located in Salavan province in Laos, Tad Lo is a popular stop for those doing a motorbike tour around the Bolaven Plateau. Its call to fame is its namesake waterfalls which … Read More
On our last day in Mumbai, we were debating going to Dharavi – one of the biggest slums in Asia. The slums were made famous by the movie Slumdog Millionaire (which, by the way, had an excellent soundtrack). As we … Read More
The Great Rann of Kutch is a salt marsh located in the White Thar Desert of Gujarat. Inundated with water most of the year, this area becomes a dry landscape in winter. The desert consists of blinding white salt. It was … Read More
When people think of India, an image of its most famous iconic monument certainly comes to mind: The Taj Mahal. It’s been photographed hundreds of thousands of times while being featured on magazine covers, uploaded on social media feeds and … Read More
The Wagah border ceremony is a daily military practice that takes place at the India-Pakistan border near the village of Wagah. This iconic event has become a symbol of the longstanding rivalry between the two countries, as well as a … Read More
Sacred cows and holy crap of India, what’s this all about? The ‘holy crap’ part is a play on words but sacred cows of India shouldn’t be messed with. It’s widely known that cows are sacred in Hinduism but … Read More
Nestled amidst the lush landscapes of central Sri Lanka lies Pidurangala Rock, a hidden gem that offers visitors a unique and awe-inspiring hiking experience. While neighboring Sigiriya Rock may steal the spotlight with its historical significance and iconic ruins, Pidurangala … Read More
Nestled amidst the lush greenery of Sri Lanka lies Adam’s Peak, a sacred mountain that attracts thousands of pilgrims and adventurers each year. This towering peak, also known as Sri Pada, is steeped in religious significance for Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims, … Read More