Posts from the travel category.
What if your wildest travel dream — one you scribbled in a notebook between office meetings — actually came true? That’s the kind of question that kept buzzing in my head as I flipped through The Bharatyaan. Raghuveer Janyavula, an IT professional by day and a dreamer at heart, packs his life — and his wife — into an SUV and drives 10,713 kilometers across 20 Indian states and union territories. A...
After 3 years, I took a train ride - and ended up collecting characters instead of just memories.New blog up in the category Eat, Sleep, Travel – Reviews on my website - “12135 PUNE NAGPUR EXP”Give it a read when you want a window seat into routine people and their unintentional comedy - https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2025/05/18/12135-pune-nagpur-exp/ Would love to know what you think ✍️Blog p...
Here is a travelogue of our slow, refreshing journey to Ratnagiri's hidden gem. Have a read if you are in the mood for a little travel escape:🔗 https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2025/05/09/mangoes-modaks-the-arabian-sea-our-kalbadevi-trip/ Let me know what you think! 😊 Blog post crafted on Thinkdeli.com
📍New Blog Alert!Last week, we stayed at a beach homestay that was indeed dreamy in daylight but felt like a spooky adventure at the first night. Here’s my take on the stay, the silence, the stars, and the bathroom that opened to the sky!Read it here: https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2025/05/08/by-the-bayratnagiri-boutique-beach-side-homestay-review/Would love to hear what you think!Blog post cr...
This work by Boston’s very own John Wilson. Exhibited at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
Foreword and pre-read warningSolo, well no, it wasn’t supposed to start as a solo but yes this trip was more or less an impromptu decision.A fortnight before this trip I was speculating on various trek options. Incidentally for some reason or other, none of the options materialized, with the irritation of the mind and my restlessness mounting up I realized I needed to just take a call and move.The...
I have always wondered if people are cautious or concerned about age. When I drove solo to Uttarakhand in June many thought I had gone bonkers. How can a person at the age of 55 start traveling alone? I never knew if my actions were concerned or dismayed the people around me. After all, is it not the time to start planning and walking into the sunset? It is paradoxical to hear the same people say ...