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How Snacking Shaped My 2020
2020, a leap year, had the world sway in leaps and bounds, didn’t it? Being bound by the love, security, and support of our family, only made it easier for us to endure the global challenge. The comfort zone of home suddenly became the hotspot of all the action...
Two-Humped Bactrian Camel And A Sand Dune Ride in Nubra | #WordlessWednesday
Despite the hurdle of colossal mountains and inhospitable terrains, lucrative trade connections between India, China, Tibet, and Central Asia continued in the ancient times via a network of land routes. Due to their multifarious abilities - to carry heavy loads,...
The ‘Zen’sational Wanderer
What is Zen? To get an intellectual outlook on a subject that is vast and unbounded would need more than this post. Let's start by taking a deep breath and being aware of the present. Of appreciating that you're alive. Now breathe out. Release all the negativity and...
A Prayer To The Sacred Ganga | #WordlessWednesday
A confluence of three sacred rivers - the Ganges, the Yamuna and the Saraswati - the Triveni Ghat in Rishikesh is sacrosanct to the Hindus in India. It is believed that taking a dip in the waters at the ghat washes away sins and purifies the soul. Every morning and...
Travel Because You Only Live Once
Chapter XXV Your World Your world is as big as you make it.I know for I used to abideIn the narrowest nest in a corner,My wings pressing close to my side.But I sighted the distant horizonWhere the skyline encircled the seaAnd I throbbed with a burning desireTo travel...
A Wanderer’s Revolution: The Five Xenial Places To Visit In The Post-Pandemic World
The ancient Greeks defined the word "Xenial" as a hospitable relationship between a host and a guest, most often from another country. Hospitality has always been an integral part of tourism and it contributes to the attractiveness of a destination for society. ...
A Wanderer’s Revolution: The Surge Of Wellness Tourism
Chapter XXIII In today’s world, we thrive on performance, competition and perfection, which leads to a surreptitious increase in stress. We are bogged down with pressures of day-to-day living and trying to create a balance between our work, personal and family life....
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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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