Because I work full-time, simply taking off every morning and exploring the city for Project Bangalore is not a possibility. Got to make the moolah to travel, you know? Which is why, when I stumbled upon the article ‘On Foot: Discovering Bengaluru’s Riveting History’ by Zay O’Yeah on NatGeo’s website (the article unfortunately can “no longer … Continue reading Walking my way through Bangalore
The first time I knew I wanted to eat at MTR was when Vasundhara Das hosted the Bangalore episode of the show Indian Rendezvous on Discovery’s Travel and Living Channel (TLC). I don’t remember anything from the episode except that when it was time to eat, she went to MTR. But if that wasn’t enough to trigger my curiosity/taste buds, I … Continue reading Iconic Bangalore | Mavalli Tiffin Room (MTR)
Las Ramblas is Barcelona’s prime street, located in the centre of the city. It’s a beautiful, bustling boulevard lined with shops, restaurants, hotels, a market and even a couple of museums. It’s also where I saw Galileo, John Lennon and the Devil, just a few steps away from each other. Presenting the living statues of Barcelona: Continue reading Living statues of Barcelona
“They do great things in Lalbagh.” – Vijay Thiruvady After putting it off for more than two weeks (shout-out to all the lazy bloggers!), I’m finally back with the second part of my post on the Lalbagh walking tour. So without any preamble, I’m going to dive right in. Our walk started at five minutes to … Continue reading A walk through the Lalbagh Botanical Garden: Part 2
Last month, I visited the sleepy little historical town of Hampi. Three days of temple hopping in the sun, sitting atop boulders watching the sunset, riding along windy roads with nothing but rice fields on either side, and tucking into bed at 10 pm. In three days, I came back three shades darker but feeling … Continue reading Hampi trails to you
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