From Bareilly to the Peaks, One Solo Traveller’s Unplanned Journey Through, Kainchi Dham, Ghorakhal & Mukteshwar
Some of the best trips are the ones that almost don’t happen. You miss a…
From Bareilly to the Peaks, One Solo Traveller’s Unplanned Journey Through, Kainchi Dham, Ghorakhal & Mukteshwar
Some of the best trips are the ones that almost don’t happen. You miss a bus, traffic blocks your original route, and suddenly you’re hitchhiking through the foothills of the Kumaon Himalayas toward a temple that Apple’s Steve Jobs once visited for spiritual enlightenment. That’s precisely the kind of trip this is. This travel guide…
The Captain Returns: Dhoni Set for Comeback as MI-CSK Rivalry Reignites
Will Jacks’ arrival adds fresh firepower to Mumbai while Chennai’s talisman looks match-ready There’s something special brewing at the Wankhede Stadium. As Thursday night’s clash between Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings draws closer, the cricket world might finally get what it’s been waiting for – MS Dhoni’s return to action. The former Indian captain…
Morni Hills: Chandigarh’s Best-Kept Secret That Feels Like a Hidden Darjeeling
There is a hill station near Chandigarh that most people outside Punjab and Haryana have never heard of. No influencer swarms. No selfie queues at the sunrise point. Just pine trees, a river you can actually swim in, and two mysterious lakes that share the exact same water level – separated by an entire hill,…
Triund Trek Distance & Guide (2026 Updated)
Triund is a beautiful green meadow at 2,850 metres (9,350 feet) in the Himalayas, just above McLeod Ganj in Himachal Pradesh. The Triund Trek distance is about 5.5 to 6 km one way from Dharamkot (Gallu Devi temple). From McLeod Ganj, it is around 9 km one way. The round trip is usually 11-18 km…
Who Will Take the Trophy IPL 2026?
I know everyone is waiting IPL 2026 which will start on March 28, 2026 from M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru so take the long breath and prepare for the Opening match. The 2026 season will feature all 10 franchises (RCB, CSK, DC, GT, KKR, LSG, MI, PBKS, RR, SRH) as before, and it promises an even…
Rishikesh Horror Story: Marked by Spirits in Rishikesh
A Haunting Beginning in Rishikesh Rishikesh! Around 409 meters above the sea level, a place so beatific until I folded into an encounter and realized that the opposite of divine is actually demonic. This was the second befall in Rishikesh in a span of one year. Travelling with my longtime partner to the same place…
Why Is Laitlum Canyon Called the “End of the World”?
Laitlum Canyon in Meghalaya is known for its high cliffs and wide views of the valley that seemingly reach “the end of the world.” Translated from Khasi, Laitlum means “end of hills” or “end of the world”. The observation deck sits approximately 1,800 meters above sea level and provides a scenic view which comprises infinitely…
A Rain-Soaked Ride of Faith: Our Puri Bike Trip
My name is Priti, and I am from the middle of Bhubaneswar, Odisha. This is my first blog, and honestly, I never planned to write anything like this. I was just capturing moments randomly, recording my first vlog, and living the day. But this journey stayed in my heart, and that’s why I am sharing…
5 Best Indian Places to Celebrate Holi in 2026 (With Dates & Importance)
for vibrant colors, music, traditions, and deep mythology, Holi brings people together regardless of age, caste, or background. If you’re planning to celebrate Holi in a truly unforgettable way, here are the 5 best Indian places to celebrate Holi in 2026, blending culture, history, and local traditions. Why Is Holi Called the Festival of Colors?…
Naina Devi Temple – A Sacred Shakti Peetha in the Himalayas
When you think of spiritual destinations in North India, Naina Devi Temple naturally rises to the top, not just as a religious site but as an emotional experience woven with mythology, sacrifice, devotion, and the quiet strength of the Himalayas. Perched gracefully in the Bilaspur district of Himachal Pradesh, this temple is one of the…
