Recap of 2013 and my goals for 2014
Tạm Biệt (in Vietnamese, means goodbye) 2013 and Sabaidee (in Laotian, means hello) 2014. This year has been quiet good and I have experienced some amazing moments in 2013. A short recap of whats...
Category: Personal Blog
Interviewed by Londoner Abroad
I thank Ricky Carbis of Londoner Abroad for interviewing me about my travels and my blog.. Read the rest of the interview H E R E.
10 differences between a normal friend and a Vietnamese friend
Traveling is not just about going and visiting places. It’s also about making experiences with people you never knew before and who would ultimately become your best friends. I have been in Vietnam already...
Will I ever fly on Malaysia Airlines?
It has been more than six weeks (from today i.e 16 April 2014), that flight MH 370 which was destined to Beijing with 227 passengers and 12 crew members on board, left Kuala Lumpur...
Traveling at a disadvantage with an Indian passport
Passport is my license to freedom. There is no one who scripts what I have to do and what not. I take my own decisions and travel as my heart says. Traveling with an...
Why I want to relocate some where else
I have been on the road for about 112 days in 2013, rest of the time I was at home in Hyderabad. Though I have stayed for only few days in cities like Hanoi,...
Why I would rather want to make home in Yangon, than in Hyderabad
Barely 10 hours after a trip back from Hong Kong and Myanmar, things at home in Hyderabad seems to be boring and falling apart. I travel not to escape home, but to find a...
Things I learnt during my few days in Myanmar
What did I learn from traveling? This is one question I always post to myself. I want to learn many new things everyday that would improve me as a human being. Traveling for me...
First day in the unknown Myanmar
Visiting Myanmar is one thing I would brag about, through out my life. Slowly the doors to tourism are opening, but still Myanmar is not everyone’s cup of tea. I was always wondering how...
The ultimate trip in Vietnam in photos
I love to travel slow and explore each country at my own pace. For me, this was the first time I travel alone for so long and traveling solo gave me the strength to...
Travel Spotlight on Travel Chameleon
I thank Fie, the Travel Chameleon for featuring Romancing The Planet as the travel spotlight for this month. Read the rest of the interview H E R E.
24 hours in Mui Ne – What did I do?
After spending a lot and lot of time in Ho Chi Minh City I went to Mui Ne. A little bit of background – I have already been in Ho Chi Minh City (also...
30 photos that tell you my travels in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City is also known as Saigon or HCMC. It is one of the most popular destinations for travelers and backpackers who backpack in South East Asia. This is a historic city...
Top six experiences of 2013
Despite many downs, 2013, has been an amazing year. I have kept my foot on eight different countries this year. Travel has changed me as a person and each experience was amazing and the...
Am I really running away from life?
When will you settle down? When will you find a proper job? When will you marry? When will you have babies? Why are you running away? That’s what every one is asking me these days. Many might...
10 things traveling has taught me
Traveling gives us some memorable experiences, but it also teaches us many things in life. Here are 10 things that traveling has taught me that home and school never taught me. 1. Bargaining –...
Good Bye 2014, Welcome 2015
Yet another great year has passed by and I had made some unforgettable experiences. Hoping that I will continue to travel this year as well. Here I present some of my travel statistics and highlights...
Tam Biet 2016. Merhaba 2017.
Ohh man. What should I say about this year. 2016 has been the most testing year of my life, plenty of lows. That’s how life is meant to be. It cannot always be petals...
Why You Should Not Buy Travel Guide Books
Travel guide books used to be very useful several years ago but now, they are not so useful. They have lost so much of their uses now. They do travelers more harm than good...
What am I doing now? Read more inside
Over the last 20 months, I’ve had the opportunity to engage in the truly enriching experience of international travel. I have walked the steep mountains in Bhutan, lived in cities like Singapore and HK,...