I am lost in the thoughts of existentialism. Clobbering myself with the sense of purpose, achievement, failure(s), and identity. Probably that’s what traveling does to you. A self embibed search, understanding how things transpire, and how we may grow beyond. Yet, when being reminded of the destinations I have been to, and which I aim to revisit, I am either filled with nostalgia or regret. … Continue reading I Am Lost In Thoughts
Yes, this is a long overdue post. I was afraid either I would blank out and not know what to write or would end up writing a thesis. The blank word document lying open on my laptop was teasing me all along, and I found myself diverted fully into cutting my nails, failing to find the right words to express those emotions, the way I wanted … Continue reading Anecdotes from A Distant Land
Chor minar or the tower of thieves, is a 13th-century minaret with 225 holes, located near Aurobindo Marg (near Chausath Khmba) in the Hauz Khas area, New Delhi. It was built and constructed under the rule of Alauddin Khilji of the Khilji dynasty and resembles combination of Parsi and Indian architectural style. Continue reading Have you been to the Chor Minar in Delhi?
Being productive while travelling is a good way to utilise your travel time. Productivity is not just about doing work all the time, it is also about learning and experiencing new things. Continue reading How to be productive while traveling?
Bachelors means time for some craziness for girls. In India especially… Continue reading Veere Di Bachelorette
Apatani Tribes are found residing in the Ziro valley in the Lower Subansiri District of Arunachal Pradesh. They are said to have descended from a ‘legendary ancestor, Abotani’, and have emigrated to Arunachal from various regions of north India that are situated in areas beyond Khru and Kime rivers. Continue reading Nose plugs and tattoos – Apatani Tribe
