It has been 5 months and things don’t seem to be mellowing down in terms of the COVID-19 spread. Being forced to stay indoors and no travel have made almost every cranky and short-tempered, so travelling is an absolute necessity right now. But, can you travel right now? The answer is yes you can travel,…
Category: tips
A weekend in Orchha and Gwalior (Also discovering something cool in Morena)
A lot of people might not consider Orcha and Gwalior as a weekend getaway, because to be honest, it was a little hectic for me to cover this over a weekend. But if you own a car and have a zeal for exploring new places then you can definitely do this road trip over a…
A Winter in Kashmir: My first trip of 2020
I wanted to witness the Autumn of Kashmir and watch the valley turn into the colour of Chinar, orange. But I couldn’t because of the situation in Kashmir, removal of article 370. In December 2019, I saw a couple of bloggers posting their pictures from Gulmarg and Srinagar, so I decided to visit Kashmir as…
How I Managed Har Ki Dun Trek Under 3500 Rupees
Here is another blog with details of my trek to the beautiful valley of gods in the heart of Himalayas. You can read about the details of my Trek to Har ki Dun here. Here is a break down of my expenses according to the itinerary Day 1: I took a bus from Delhi to…
Har Ki Dun: It indeed is Valley of Gods
Har ki dun has been in my wishlist for almost 3 years now and beginning of this summer I assured myself that it is happening. Without waiting for anyone to tag along I embarked on this journey to the valley of gods. It was the first week of May and Delhi was burning at above…
Annapurna Base Camp Trek Solo
Nepal is a heaven for solo trekkers, all the trails are well defined and properly marked. You have lodges all along the route on most of the treks and some of them offer free WiFi. So if you are planning your first trek in Nepal, it has to ABC(Annapurna Base Camp). It begins from Ghandruk…
How to Manage Leh-Manali Roadtrip by Taking Only a Week’s Off
We all want to take on the legendary Leh-Manali Roadtrip but with our corporate jobs we hardly have any time to take on this epic Himalayan Roadtrip. After going on this roadtrip multiple type I have a perfect itinerary for you to complete this Roadtrip after taking only a week’s off, sounds unbelievable? No its…
How I Managed Dayara Bugyal Trek Under 3000 Rupees
Whenever I travel to some place new it is my main motive to keep the trip in a budget and let other travellers also know how to do the same. It involves travelling in public transport and staying with locals, this way is not only an economical one but you also get to know things…
Top Treks for Experienced Trekkers
With summer already upon us we know it is time to go to the mountains and we have prepared a list of treks for you to take on for each month. The list if for experienced trekker or anyone who has an experience of trekking, this one is not suggested for first time trekkers. April…
What to expect when you set out to Chase snowfall?
I come across a lot of people who are interested in witnessing snowfall during the winter months, I have taken a few along with me to chase snowfall but there were always complaints and cribbing I get to hear from the people I travel with, so this is a guide/first-hand experience of preparing yourself for…
A Guide to Save Money While Travelling
Travelling on a budget is every travellers dreams, but somehow most of us always end up spending way more than what is necessary on our travels. If you are a true traveller and believes in the experiences rather than luxuries we can totally help you cut down the cost of your travels. Here is a…
Binsar Valley: The unexplored heaven of Uttrakhand
Located in the heart of the Kumaon region is Binsar valley, at a distance of around one hour from Almora is this beautiful and quaint valley located in the lap of nature. It’s not too often I find people visiting the Kumaon region, they instead prefer its counterpart Garhwal region or Himachal, people going to…
TRAVELbeings 