For me, travel has always been about the experience, not simply reaching a destination. I have largely traveled to North India, taking weekend trips to Himachal and across, often travelling solo and keeping my plans unplanned. Being a solo traveler, packing was often a last minute-affair, and travelling unplanned taught me how to pack last minute for a trip. I also loved staying with locals wherever I traveled. Specially in Himachal, staying with locals and understanding them became a part of my travels that will always be close to my heart. These experiences shaped how I travel and what I share on FoodRavel.
Travel Stories
Most of my travel stories have come from simply going somewhere and seeing where the road takes me. From weekend trips to Himachal and solo journeys through the Himalayas to unplanned stays that stretched far beyond what I had originally imagined, I have often travelled without a fixed itinerary. I have taken buses through the mountains, walked through unfamiliar streets, stayed with locals, explored old towns and villages, and found stories in places that were never part of the original plan. Here, I share those journeys through personal travel stories, destination experiences and the little moments that made each place worth remembering.

A Visit to Mandhan Fort in Alwar, Rajasthan: Lost in Ignorance
Life’s an open road and we are travelers. We travel from this end to that in search of something we desire to accomplish. We travel to explore. We…
Rishikesh River Rafting – First Time Rafting Experience
When we reached the rafting point, we came to know that we got our personal raft. We four and two guides, and that’s it. We were extremely happy.…
Road to Rishikesh Campsite – Camping by the Riverside
After getting refreshed and energized at the rest house, we packed and came out. The cab was waiting for us. We all four got in. There were already…
First Day at Rishikesh – Getting Ready for Camping and Rafting
So, finally, we reached Rishikesh at around 5:30 AM. It was a long journey and we were literally tired of traveling by bus. We were about to start…
Two Days Rishikesh Trip – From Camping to Rafting
When it comes to traveling, I hardly plan. Most of the time, it’s just planning before a few moments and I am all packed with my stuff and…
Sector 4 Huda Market Gurgaon
I spent most of my college life in sector 4 Gurgaon. I stayed there for more than two years because my hostel was in Sector 4 which was…
Travel Tips
Travelling mostly on my own and often without much planning has taught me a lot that you simply don’t learn from a travel itinerary. From figuring out what to pack at the last minute and travelling by bus to finding places to stay, managing a trip on a budget and adjusting when plans change, most of my travel tips have come from experience. I share the things I have learned along the way, including practical advice for solo travel, weekend trips, travelling to Himachal and making unplanned journeys a little easier.

Travel Alone: 5 Compelling Reasons to Go Solo on Your Next Trip
Traveling is a wonderful experience. No doubt everyone enjoys traveling. Be it a small trip to a nearby location or a long weekend trip to a far destination,…
Where to find the best free travel photos for travel blog?
So, you are running a travel blog. Obviously, you need travel photos for creating travel posts and content. Most of the established bloggers use their own photographs which…
Travel Unplanned – The Best Way to Enjoy Adventure and Explore
An unplanned journey is among the most beautiful ones. It may sound stupid, but yes actually it is among the best trips you may have. Since the beginning,…
Things you should know before doing Triund Camping
Situated in the lap of nature, Triund is a small hill station in Kangra district in Himachal Pradesh. This place has rich mesmerizing beauty and is located at…
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Thailand is an epitome of natural beauty with its serene beaches, azure greenery, and vibrant culture. Travelers have been immortalizing the eternal beauty of this island country in…
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