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Hotels, Highways, and Heartbreak: The Price Our Mountains Are Paying for Convenience

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Let me start with a confession:I love the mountains. Like, love-love. Give me winding roads, pine forests, Maggi with a view, and I’ll happily disappear into some hillside town with no network and all heart. But lately, something’s been off. You know those quaint hill stations we used to visit once in a while? The […]

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That One Train Incident: A False Alarm, Full-On Panic & Total Drama

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Aisa kya ho gaya train mein? Bas sun lo…You know how some journeys start off all chill and then suddenly turn into a full-blown adventure? This one’s exactly that. Just one random train ride, one loud alarm, and full-on chaos. Ready? Let’s go Just after the grand inauguration of Ram Mandir last year, I had

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Travel Tips for Introverts: How to Enjoy the Journey Without Feeling Drained

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Let’s be real—traveling can be exciting, eye-opening, and downright magical. But for introverts, it can also feel… well, a little too much. Crowded places, too many conversations, constant socializing—it’s enough to make you want to crawl into a cozy corner with a cup of chai. If you’re someone who loves exploring new places but also

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Unwind, Recharge, and Connect with the World: Embrace the Magic of Slow Travel

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Have you ever felt like you’re always on the go, even when you’re on vacation? That’s exactly how I used to feel until I discovered the joy of slow travel. It’s not about ticking off all the tourist hotspots on your list, but taking your time to truly immerse yourself in a new place. I

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Top Bollywood Travel Movies That Will Inspire Your Next Trip

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Top Bollywood travel movies always remind us why travelling feels so refreshing. Bollywood movies have a lovely way of showing beautiful places, fun journeys, and those little moments that stay with you long after the trip ends. Most of these movies take us across different corners of India, and a few even step outside the

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My First River Rafting in Rishikesh: Thrills, Costs & Best Time to Go

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River Rafting in Rishikesh isn’t just a sport—it’s a full-blown rollercoaster on water. One minute you’re soaking in the calm beauty of Maa Ganga, and the next she’s splashing you with icy waves like, “Welcome to Rishikesh, buddy!” Whether you come for the thrill, the scenery, or just to scream louder than your friends, rafting

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How to Convince Parents for a Solo Trip

How to Convince Parents for a Solo Trip: A Desi Guide for Indian!

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Let’s be honest—most Indian parents get mild anxiety attacks at the thought of their kid going on a solo trip. In their heads, solo travel = danger, distraction, and possibly joining a rock band and quitting your job. They think it’ll mess with your studies, career, and even your “image.” But we know the truth,

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My First Solo Trip to Rishikesh

My First Solo Trip to Rishikesh: Just Me, My Bag & Some Guts

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Going on your first solo trip as a woman is equal parts wow and what if? On one hand, it’s super exciting, and on the other, you’re constantly wondering “am I being too brave… or just plain crazy?” When you’re used to having someone around while travelling—family, friends, cousins—it feels like a safety net. But

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