It was an ideal American summer day with long daylight hours and an unhurried sunset. We had just toured the fascinating Lower Antelope Canyon during the day and were busy wiping off last bits of the pesto-cheese-veggie crepes at The Canyon Crepes in … Read More

Or I should say ‘Learning about some real, awe-inspiring history of US of A’! It is both amusing and frustrating to travel in the US, where sometimes a flight from one state to another can take north of six hours, … Read More

Most travel spots that look too good to be true in photographs do exist. That’s what I told myself as I hunched on a steep ladder to enter the Lower Antelope Canyon. I could feel the pulse of excitement rising … Read More

Like every other teenager, my future travel aspirations were ridiculously high. Growing up with a healthy dose of family vacations, the idea of solo travel crossed my mind only a few times. So I’m quite awed when I meet youngsters who have spent … Read More

Vermont greets you with rows of dense foliage shadowing smooth, chiseled roads. As we drove into the state, chunks of clouds parted to reveal a dramatic sunset. The sky lit up in hues of pink and purple and it was like … Read More

People chase different gods, follow hundreds of rituals, attend Sunday service and live with the hopes of entering the gates of heaven where things will be perfect and in harmony. Well who knows what’s in store up there! But recently, we stayed … Read More

As I begin to write this blog, my mind makes its way back to Iceland. You may read this one in the first of our blog-series that Iceland does deserve much more time than a stopover. One definitely needs to spend a week or … Read More

Excuse me if you’ve heard this one before: No words or photographs can completely describe just how beautiful Iceland is. While we were planning our visit to this small Scandinavian country, we had a few doubts of our own. Some … Read More