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If you are planning a trip to India or backpacking around Indian states in 2025, you cannot do it without going digital. We are so dependent on social media, applications and internet that you need to have a smartphone and internet connection all the time. Of course, you can travel with digital detox in mind... Continue Reading →
Sainj is slow, raw, and deeply rooted in local life. Even the bus schedule runs on its own time. But that’s exactly what makes it special for those who enjoy solo travel in Himachal Pradesh or offbeat backpacking routes.
The story of Shangchul Mahadev goes back to the Mahabharata. It’s believed that the Pandavas stayed here during their exile. When the Kauravas discovered their location and arrived to capture them, the Pandavas took refuge at this very temple and prayed to Lord Shiva for protection.
Shangarh is a small village in Sainj Valley, Kullu, surrounded by the Great Himalayan National Park. The scent of deodar hits you first, followed by birdsong echoing through pine forests.
During one solo trip, I finally decided to stop, and what I found surprised me. Jhansi may not be on every India backpacking route, but it absolutely should be.
Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. I have been working closely with Himachal homestay groups for a while now. Sustainable travel truly matters in Himachal and the Himalayas. This collaboration is a way to offer you a glimpse into slow, local, community-based tourism. Himachal is filled with welcoming villages. Mountains here change colours with... Continue Reading →
The Thimphu Handicraft Market stands out for its display of Bhutan’s artistic traditions. Unlike other touristic markets in other countries, it offers handmade items crafted by local artisans. You’ll find intricately woven textiles, Thangka paintings, wooden carvings, and unique souvenirs.
In this blog, I'll talk about the five best restaurants in JBR The Walk for budget travelers. Whether you're craving local cuisine or international flavors, these restaurants will satisfy your taste buds and keep your wallet happy.
Bali is a paradise for remote workers. Natural ambience of this island is very inspiring if you utilize your time well. Make sure that you interact with locals as well as other remote workers to gain a perspective and come back home refresh and recharged.
If you are planning a new remote work destination and have a month or even less in hand, Fort Kochi is one of the places where you'll find everything that a remote worker needs. Here are a few tips that will make your remote work and travel experience in Kochi better.
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