by Dipali Bhasin | Feb 27, 2019 | Dilli Ki Dibbi, Travel
Through the years my car zoomed by Mehrauli on a number of occasions and I used to see the red and buff sandstone minaret stand tall in all its glory. To me, Qutub Minar was just a minaret. No big deal. The fact that it is the tallest minaret in India didn’t...
by Dipali Bhasin | Feb 12, 2019 | Dilli Ki Dibbi, Travel
Do you ever feel the need to take a back seat in life? Maybe take a chill pill and indulge in pampering yourself like a diva/dude shamelessly? Well, that was just my mood when I sauntered into Sawadhee Spa plonking all my worries, stresses and deadlines at its...
by Dipali Bhasin | Feb 6, 2019 | Dilli Ki Dibbi, Travel
Sunder Nagar – Batashewala Complex Once a Mughal garden, the 90 acres Sunder Nagar Nursery was visited mainly by people with green fingers. The beautiful monuments that stood in the complex lay barren and screamed for an upliftment. It was in 2007 when the Aga...
by Dipali Bhasin | Jan 29, 2019 | Travel
This is Part II of the ongoing guest post series, Solo in Salzburg. You can read Part I here. Chapter III: Mickey Mozart “Concerning the targets, if it is not too late, please do this for me. A small man with light hair, stooped over, revealing his bare arse....
by Dipali Bhasin | Jan 16, 2019 | Travel
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...
by Dipali Bhasin | Jan 10, 2019 | Cambodia, Travel
Amidst more than 1,000 temples that dot the Angkor city, the Ta Prohm is a spectacular one, drawing crowds from all over the world to see the tumbled man-made ruins getting slowly engulfed by gnarled trees. It was Angelina Jolie who further shot this temple to fame in...
