Stories of an Indian Backpacker – Travel and Food
Ladakh’s food is one of its USPs that is often ignored because everyone is on a fixed itinerary. But with a little research and going off the beaten path can make the local food experience in Ladakh very amazing.
Fort Kochi, the former colony of Portuguese Colonists, has a lot of offer when it comes to good food and drinks. This small area, spread in a space of 5 km leaves its visitors short of time if they wish to explore the food scene of this area.
Bangkok’s street food is simply out of the world. The city has so much to choose from that you will run out of time in your attempt to taste everything. So next time when you are visiting Thailand make sure that you find out these best street food spots of Bangkok and delight yourself with their wonderful offerings.
From aromatic spices to sweet-toothed deserts, here are four cuisines that you must try on your travels around the world.
In the modern era, the meticulously elaborate way of preparing the Awadhi cuisine has created a unique name and fame for Lucknow food.
Chandrakala is one of those sweets that you will not find anywhere in city. The sweet is unique to Patna and there are not many other cities in Bihar where the same is found. Come find out where you will find the best ones in Patna.
Leh City is dotted with amazing cafes, restaurants and cheap eateries for travellers from every walk of life. Here, I am listing down some of the best places to eat when you are in Leh City.
For someone like me, who is not that much interested in EDM, the amazing food setup at Magnetic Fields music festival is really attractive.
I loved puri and jalebi so much that every month, I would save my pocket money to have a plate at the end of the month. Slowly I moved to Delhi and then Bangalore but I would always find a way to savor it, thanks to the crowd from UP and Bihar shifting to these cities for new job opportunities.
