One of the most visited countries of the world, Switzerland is not the darling of tourists for nothing. With stunning views of the Alps and rejuvenating sounds of the color changing streams […]
Switzerland – A photo journal
Book Review: Lover’s Rock by Ravi Bedi
If one were to summarize Lover’s Rock in a couple of sentences it would go something like this – Mani Shankar Varadharajan, a decorated Air Force officer falls passionately in love with […]
Day Out in a Tropical RainForest
Lush green foliage, screeching birds, a sloth hanging down the branch of a giant tree and a moist heavy atmosphere – you will experience all of this in a day out in […]
Tallinn – A 48 hours guide
We arrived in Tallinn from Helsinki having spent a couple of days in the Finnish capital. Tallinn was the fourth stop of our Russia, Finland and the Baltics trip. Read about the […]
Book Review: Seven Stories by Ravi Bedi
This is a very unusual book review for me, mostly because it is a genre that I hadn’t touched before – the genre of the Indie books or more formally Independently Published […]
Book Review: The 100 Year Old Man Who Climbed Out Of The Window And Disappeared
When people say don’t judge a book by its cover, they didn’t quite see this book coming. The 100 year old man who climbed out of the window and disappeared is every […]
Kingston-upon-Hull & Skegness – A Photo Journal Series #5
Another summer weekend coming by and another reason for a road trip across the counties of UK. This time it was to the riverside town of Hull (or formally Kingston-upon-Hull) and the […]
Stonehenge & Salisbury – A Photo Journal Series #9
All through my childhood, I had been mesmerized by those lonely pack of rocks standing under the calm azure sky amidst the bright green meadows, staring back at me from the 14″ […]
Cambridge – A Photo Journal Series #1
This photo journal covers the two main town in the county of Cambridgeshire – Cambridge and Ely. Cambridge needs no introduction to anyone really so here is a trivia about Ely – […]
My UK Travels – A Photo Journal Series
I had lived in the UK for the better part of two years way back when the new Millennium was still young, between 2006-2008. The world was still not a global village […]
