Travel Diaries: Hubli

My Karnataka summer trip was about to end and Hubli was the last destination in my list. I traveled to Hubli because of two main reasons, reading about Dandeli national park and visiting the cave temples of Badami. Compare to Shimoga and Hassan, Hubli is little too far away from Bangalore and takes almost 11... Continue Reading →

Travel Diaries : Hassan

After Shimoga I took a late night bus for Hassan. This city was not in my travel plans but the more I went through the internet and information it made me sure that this place was worth visiting. There were few temples from Hoysala era, an abandoned church and a huge statue of bahubali that... Continue Reading →

Travel Diaries – Shimoga

My last two blogs updates are enough to let you guess that I traveled to Shimoga after I returned from Hampi. Hampi somehow turned into a not so good experience worth remembering this time mostly because of wrong travel decisions and wasting a huge amount of money on transport from Bangalore to Hospet. I decided... Continue Reading →

Agumbe – Reliving Malgudi Days

Sometime back while re-reading Malgudi days I came to know that Malgudi days was shot in Agumbe that is some 2 hour journey from Shimoga. Agumbe holds the second position after Cherapunji in terms of highest rainfall and is a famous rain forest along with King Cobra preservation center. I took a bus going to... Continue Reading →

Travel Solo vs Travel in Groups

I am a person who likes to travel solo because it requires less planning and hence saves a lot of time and money but then I have met people who cannot travel solo and need a group to travel with.   There are pros and cons of in both ways to travel and a lot... Continue Reading →

In the land of rocks and ruins – Hampi

After my brief stay in Ahmedabad I took a train and traveled to Bangalore (No matter wherever I am traveling there is something that keep bringing me to this city). My plans were set to travel out of Bangalore and Hampi was the first place I was going to. Hampi, capital of the ancient Vijayanagar... Continue Reading →

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