Award Winning Responsible Travel Blog From India
Volunteering with a local NGO is a very unique experience for travellers. Nothing can be more rewarding than making a difference in the lives of the locals. Today, there are a number of NGOs operating in various districts of Himachal Pradesh that work in fields of cleanup to education.
The trek companies that conduct Chadar Trek blatantly ignore rules and regulations prescribed by the authorities. Taking more trekkers than allowed, digging multiple toilet holes and allowing trekkers to take a dip in the water are just a few of the irresponsible and dangerous acts that should not happen in the first place.
Kerala is an amazing destination. With coastal areas, forests, backwaters, and hills, a traveller will experience everything while exploring this wonderful state. This blog will prove helpful if you are planning a 15 to 20 day long backpacking trip in Kerala.
Recently, I won silver at Outlook Traveller Responsible Tourism Awards 2020. In this blog, I share some thoughts about how it will impact my work and challenges associated with my work.
Kila Raipur rural olympics is one of the most authentic festivals of Punjab. This vlog will will give you glimpse of what the event has to offer.
Basar Confluence has been heavily promoted on social media since last couple of years. Every year, the festival invites a bunch of bloggers who flood Instagram with photos and videos of the event. Getting an idea of the event, I decided to attend the festival in 2019 and despite all my instincts telling me to go back to Hornbill, I decided to give Basar confluence a chance.
Climate Change in Ladakh has created a number of issues. Glaciers have melted while ongoing road projects have destroyed the traditional pathways for many animals including Snow Leopard who used these trails from the memory since generations and are now entering human habitats.
aranasi is one of the prime holy cities of Eastern India. Offering Chhath prayers in Ganga is considered as the highest forms of devotion and this is why the devotees visit the ghats of Varanasi from nearby villages.
With India Myanmar border open for transit, it has become really easy for Indians to backpack across Myanmar and then to Thailand followed by Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and other countries if they have valid visa. Sharing some important tips that Indian backpackers should follow while doing this journey.
