Spain – Barcelona!
Surrounded by Sea Enchanted by Architecture Enriched with Culture A Magical Zone It’s Barcelona… A day well spent in Barcelona while visiting Spain; we had taken the Hop-on-Hop-off bus to […]
Spain – Granada, The Alhambra!
Gorgeous summer Estate Surviving Moorish Trait Gardens 700 year Old Graced Palaces to be Unfold The Alhambra… Built as a stronghold by the Arabs, the Alhambra means a “Red Castle […]
Prague – The Synagogues!
Having lived in India and that too in Mumbai for most part of my life, I have been accustomed to different cultures, religions and traditions that most of them follow. […]
Prague – Wallenstein Palace Garden!
As such there are lot of gardens in Prague, you can visit them for a short stroll or just to relax or a time under the shade. My whole reason […]
Prague – The Castle!
Visiting Prague and not seeing Prague Castle can be taken as a crime. It’s the most sought after tourist site, no doubt the most crowded one too. So be sure […]
Prague – Charles Bridge!
While thinking about how to close my gap in this Blogosphere after more than 2 years of silence, the word “Bridge” kept repeating and that led to 3 outcomes: Attitude […]
Todra Gorge, Morocco!
Day 2: After our first day travel towards the Sahara and our halts at Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou and Kelaat M’Gouna . We then took a halt at one of […]
Travel Quote – 37!
Travel is not just seeing the sights Its an internal change With what we see, hear, feel, understand A change that is constantly going on A Deep and Permanent One A change in the ways of Living itself…
Travel Quote – 36!
Travel makes you realize, How much you you haven’t seen, How much you won’t be able to see AND How much you still need to see…
Kelaat M’Gouna, Morocco!
Day 1: Our second halt is the rose valley also known as Kelaat M’Gouna, where the roses bloom in the entire valley. However, we visited this place in the month […]
Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, Morocco!
After our half day overnight visit at Marrakech and visiting the places like The Souks, Djemaa el Fna, Ben Youssef Madrasa, The Hammam and The Koutoubia Mosque. Our next 3 days will be travelling towards the Sahara Desert. You can take a 2 day or a 3 day tour with […]
Hammam, Marrakech!
Hammam also known as Communal bathhouses, whose origin is from the Roman Times. Earlier reserved for men but over time opened up to women. The oldest Hammam Mouassine, dates back […]
Travel Quote – 35!
Nobody can discover the world for you Only when we discover it ourselves that’s when we have A Common Ground A Common Bond and we cease to be Alone…
Koutoubia Mosque, Marrakech!
One of the monuments in Marrakech is also the Koutoubia Mosque, though non muslims are not allowed from entering the premises. It’s not one of the most sought after attractions […]
Ben Youssef Madrasa, Marrakech!
After our arrival at Marrakech, we had hired a tour guide who would take us around the town and highlight us some of the history of the place as well […]
Travel Quote -34!
We take photos as a return ticket to a moment otherwise gone….
Djemaa el Fna, Morocco!
One of largest open-air restaurant in Morocco, though the name meaning is controversial “assembly of the dead” as it was once an execution place by sultans and used it to display impaled heads. Today, its filled with stands, people and animals, an oriental atmosphere for the locals as well as […]
Travel Quote 33!
New Adventure and Experiences may Injure you But Monotony and Routine will Kill you…
Marrakech, Morocco!
Our next trip is in Morocco, main reason to decide this destination was to visit the largest dry desert on earth “The Sahara”, but before we reach there lets first […]
Tropen Aquarium Hagenbeck – Hamburg!
The day started with visiting The Miniature Wonderlandand then strolling around the Town Hall which gives you feel how the city Hamburg is. Now was the time to find the […]
Travel Quote – 32!
Travelling makes me aware of me. I learn more about myself while on the road than anywhere else It gives me the I Can Make It Happen Attitude…
Hamburg, Germany
The most economical way to travel Hamburg is to get the Hamburg Card which lets you travel around the city unlimited and provides major discounts not only for the attractions […]
Miniature Wonderland, Hamburg
Visited the Miniature Wonderland, one of the topmost tourist attraction in Hamburg, Germany. Though I wasn’t sure if I would like it as I vaguely remembered visiting some kind of […]
Travel Quote 31!
Broad, wholesome, charitable views of people / places and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of earth all of one’s lifetime!
Strasbourg, Germany!
At the border of France and Germany, there is a small town named Strasbourg with rich architectural heritage embracing the style of Medieval, Renaissance, Romantic and Art Nouveau eras. There […]
Lucerne – Switzerland!
The most central location in Switzerland is Lucerne. It’s the ideal starting point for many excursions various trips to Lucerne’s regional mountains, the Pilatus or the Rigi – the queen […]
Travel Quote – 30!
Stop worrying about the potholes in the road and enjoy the trip. Once in a while it really hits people that they don’t have to experience the world in the way they have been told to.
Munich Residence, Germany!
One of the largest Museum complexes I have been to in Germany, till date has been the Munich Residence, though there are many more grandeur palaces with the collections of the royals which I have to still decide when to visit. From 1508 to 1918 the Munich Residence served as […]
Swallow Falls, Wales!
When you visit the Snowdon , while exploring the place you can also visit one of beautiful waterfalls of Wales, The Swallow Falls. Also known in Welsh as Rhaeadr Ewynnol, […]
Snowdon, Wales!
A name derived from its white, snow-capped peak, and the name “don” for the term mountain. Though when we visited there was no snow, but it was definitely misty and […]
Travel Quote – 28!
The Traveler sees what he sees, The Tourist sees what he has come to see.
The Atomium, Brussels!
Like the Eiffel Tower, Brussels also has a 335-foot-tall giant iron crystals replicated in shiny steel, The Atomium, magnified 165 billion times the normal size of an iron crystal consisting […]
Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, Brussels!
To transform the existing narrowly built-up and poorly lit inner sections of Brussels, an idea struck the dutch architect Jean-Pierre Cluysenaar , to build a 213 meter long building consisting […]
Grand Place, Brussels!
We visited Brussels a long time back, probably 6 years back not so sure of the time frame and fairly new in exploring Europe. Brussels was basically just exploring the […]
