Stories

Ever since I brought home my Triumph Scrambler, riding has become more than just an escape; it has become my way of understanding the world. But this time, I wasn’t looking for a weekend ride. I was craving something bigger—an adventure that would take me far from the familiar, across landscapes I had never experienced, […]

The Sandakphu–Phalut trek had lived on my bucket list for years — quietly, patiently. Not because I didn’t want it badly enough, but because somewhere deep down, I wasn’t sure if I was ready. 65 kilometres in the high Himalayas over 6 days isn’t just about endurance. This trek doesn’t just test physical fitness —

Experiencing a workation in Bir had long lived on my bucket list — I had heard far and wide about its calm energy, magical sunsets, Tibetan food that warms the soul, and of course, India’s paragliding capital. So after a week in Kinnaur with my family, I grabbed the chance. Packed my laptop, booked a

Living away from family changes you. Time starts to feel like something you’re always chasing, especially during festivals. And if you’re a Bengali, Durga Puja season has a way of intensifying that longing — the nostalgia, the warmth, the togetherness. This time, instead of letting the feeling pass, I decided to act on it. My

There are some journeys that stay with you long after you’ve returned — and the Kuari Pass Trek through the Garhwal Himalayas is one of those rare experiences. It’s more than just walking across snow-covered trails or conquering a high-altitude pass; it’s about waking up to golden Himalayan sunrises, pushing past limits, and rediscovering your

If you’ve ever done a Bengaluru to Ooty road trip, you’ll know the Nilgiris hit different. The hills here don’t reveal themselves all at once. They tease you – one turn it’s dense forest, the next it’s mist so thick you can barely see ten feet ahead, and then suddenly, the sky clears and you’re

Where Did My Love for Travel Begin? My passion for travel didn’t begin suddenly—it was built over time. As the child of a university professor, I had the unique opportunity to explore various corners of India. My dad often attended academic and research conferences across the country, and I got to tag along. These early