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Solo In Salzburg : A Travel Tale (Part I)
This is the first ever guest post on my blog. In a 3-part travel series on Salzburg, Karan Bhasin writes about his one day hop over to this city in Austria, Europe that is known for its baroque architecture, Imperial history, and craggy Alpine terrain. Karan is an...
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Accenting on Indian Cuisine with a twist : Chef Manish Mehrotra’s new restaurant, Comorin
Indian Accent wears the crown of being the only restaurant listed this year in Time's top 100 places to visit in the world. And it's a well-deserved feat too. After all, it has one big kahuna --- Chef Manish Mehrotra leading the luxe line-up at the Old World...
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Christmas And A Glass Of Mulled Wine
What is the definition of a good wine?It should start and end with a smile-William Sokolin If there is one post that I am going to enjoy writing about, it's this one. With a glass of toasty mulled wine by my side and the cheer of festivity in the air, there is no...
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A tale of a theatre artiste and life lessons
The world of theatre is magical. Actors, with every character, don a new attire and enthral the audience in the best possible way. For that short period, they capture the imagination of the spectators and carry them to another era, place,or plot. There’s...
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The Only Gothic Theatre In Asia – Gaiety Theatre, Shimla
The beauty of theatre is that not only does it provide a creative outlet for the artiste but begets its meaning through narrative and metaphor. It brings a bunch of people together in a certain place where they step into the shoes of another character and through...
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The Tunisian Festival At Taj Palace, New Delhi
Strategically located in the vast horizontal stretch of North Africa, Tunisia is a country steeped in history and stunning natural landscapes. Known for its moderate weather and ribboned by a sand hemmed Meditteranean coastline, its food history dates back to more...
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Do You Know The Man Behind The First Food Truck In India – Chef Gutu
In his study, "American Diner: Then and Now", the leading diner expert Richard J.S. Gutman makes mention of a vendor named Walter Scott who in the year 1872 parked his small wagon in front of a local newspaper office. The idea was to serve sandwiches, pies and...
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A general’s daughter and a globetrotter for a husband, I have travelled to both near and far-flung places.
Dipali Bhasin
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