Stories of an Indian Backpacker – Travel and Food
Yes, travelling after leaving a job does sound exciting but you can also make the best out of your wanderlust while being in a job and at the same time, have a constant source of money.
Who would have thought that a small town in Gujarat will be the home to 100s of Charlie Chaplin fans who celebrate his birthday every year. Here is a small photo story about how this started and whose mind was behind its origin.
In the modern era, the meticulously elaborate way of preparing the Awadhi cuisine has created a unique name and fame for Lucknow food.
Rajgir is the first capital of Magadha Kingdom and was known as Rajagriha. This small village close to Bihar and Jharkhand’s border is now a highly revered site being important to the followers of Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism.
Since free wifi in Sri Lanka is easily available, I used it to play the viral sensation PUBG and ruin my solo trip to this beautiful country.
One of the best solutions to evade travelling issues that may happen in India is by purchasing an Indian 4G sim card the moment you land in this country. Since I have faced a lot of problems while travelling in other countries because of non-availability of sim card, you can also end up facing the same issues here in India.
Kathmandu is an amazing place to be. Nepal’s capital may sound dull and boring from the outside but for someone with heart of an explorer would find a lot of things to do in Kathmandu. Those who like Street Photography will find a lot of spots to wander and find moments worth clicking.
Loktak Lake is one of the most popular places in Manipur. This photo story collects some of my best memories from a two day stay at this place.
Backpacking in Manipur is a fun experience and here are a few tips that will help you plan better.
