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🌄Road Trip: Delhi → Ranthambore → Bundi It was around 6:30 PM when we started our journey from Gurgaon, aiming to reach Ujjain by night. However, the condition of the Mumbai Expressway turned out to be far from ideal. As we hit the expressway, it was already dark — and to our surprise, there were no streetlights. The complete absence of lighting made the drive uncomfortable and slightly risky. On top of that, the amenities and food options along the expressway were quite limited. Considering these factors, we decided to pause our journey and take an overnight halt instead of pushing through. 🏨 Night Halt at Ranthambore After a long drive, we finally reached Ranthambore around 1:30 AM and checked into a hotel for the night. The next morning began on a delightful note with a traditional Rajasthani breakfast — Dal Baati Churma, rich gravies, and aromatic spices. We dined at Kanha Restaurant, which I highly recommend to anyone visiting Ranthambore — their authentic flavors are something ...

Munsiyari Chronicles: A 5-Day Himalayan Road Trip into the Wild Total Distance Covered: 1335 km | Days: 5 | Destination: Munsiyari, Uttarakhand Some journeys are not just trips—they’re a test of endurance, a celebration of nature, and a reminder of how small we are against the grandeur of the mountains. Our five-day road trip to Munsiyari was exactly that. Tucked away in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, Munsiyari is often dubbed the gateway to the Himalayan inner ranges—and it truly lives up to its reputation. Day 1: Delhi to Lohaghat – A Spiritual Start (486 km) We left Delhi early, buzzing with anticipation. After hours on the road, we crossed into Mahendranagar, Nepal, to visit the Siddhnath Temple—a peaceful, lesser-known shrine that gave our trip a soulful beginning. By evening, we reached Lohaghat, where we relaxed by the beautiful Lohaghat Lake. Surrounded by dense forests and soft hill silhouettes, the lake offered boating till 6 PM—perfect for unwinding after the ...

Located around 1,200 kilometers east of the Indian mainland, Andaman Islands, situated in the Bay of Bengal, offer a picturesque retreat for travelers looking for a tropical paradise. I recently had a 7 days trip to Andaman, it was one of the most exciting and scenic journey so far. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands consist of over 500 islands, with only a few being habited, while few islands i.e. North Sentinel Island are still a home for indigenous tribe. Andaman’s are known for their Marine life, Coral reefs, Tropical rainforest and picturesque views. Here are some important tips while planning: Planned Itinerary: Unlike other destinations, Go with the flow might not work here due to limited connectivity among the islands. Moreover, advance booking will also help you to save a lot of money and last minute hustle. You may choose to buy a package else you need to plan advance booking for 1) Flight tickets, 2) Hotel bookings, 3) Ferry bookings, 4) Activities i.e. Island visit...