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We’re always on the lookout for refreshing travel ideas, offbeat experiences and destinations to visit. If you’ve got an interesting idea or would simply like to say hello and maybe discuss a destination we’ve been to, hit us a note on [email protected]

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Can't let go of these sunsets It's August and very soon we will be done with this year's summer. We have just one goal for now- get to the beach and witness more of such goodness . What about you?
‪Are you into fine dining? Last weekend, at @IndianAccentNYC ’s amazing all you can eat weekend brunch feast, we ended up ordering two portions of these beauties. What’s special about them, you may ask? Well, these pani puris combine our love for Indian street food with Japanese flavors. Aside from Indian
A peek at one of the two blog posts we're currently working on. Social media is a bit of a necessary evil, but our blog is where we started at. What is it that you always look out for in travel blogs? Is it storytelling or hard core information, or
•new blog• We waited in queue for our first bowl of ramen in Tokyo. We had arrived after making a pitstop in a hole in a wall basement ramen shop that wasn't serving vegetarian bowls on the day we visited. Relying solely on last minute Google / Happy Cow reviews,
Only in Martha's Vineyard do people live in candy colored gingerbread cottages. And only in this part of the world, can you convince your man to subtly pose in front of them!
Let's talk JAPANESE SNACKS. Until the longest time, we thought that India makes the most number of snacks in the world. A visit to Japan made us reconsider our notion. This country's snack and dessert industry is a wonderland. So many options to pick from and each product is packaged
☕️ While on a road trip along the coast of Maine two years back, we chanced upon @visitportsmouth ’s @booknbar , a wine bar and cafe that is also a bookstore. It was a cold afternoon on Christmas day and naturally they were closed. This summer, we found ourselves in Portsmouth again,
There’s no place like New York and New York can never be like any other place. We are here for the weekend to spend time with @sum8s (Sup’s brother) and are immersing ourselves in typical city experiences. Fine dining, museums, parks and libraries are sitting comfortably on our flexible agenda.
Want an off-beat tip for Japan? Make a one or two night trip to Koyasan in Wakayama prefecture. The journey will be a trip in itself and stay in one of the many Buddhist temples. *** We stayed in Kumaigaiji temple that offered us traditional dinner+breakfast adhering to Shingon Buddhist
What signifies SUMMER for you? ☀️ Is it a slice of the first mango of the season? Jumping waves on the beach? Or would you prefer to run to the hills for a dose of pleasant breeze? ⛰ - — Last year, we discovered what the European summer truly is

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Hello! We are Supriya + Bharat, Indians with itchy feet, living in Boston, USA. To us, travel is a blessing and the ultimate fulfillment. FunTravelog is a space we created to share our ideas about destinations we’ve visited. Along the way we developed a deep interest in food, culture, photography and finding travel hacks. Read about our journey so far.