Due to some bad planning from my end, I had to wait in Male for two days before availing the speedboat transfer to Fenfushi. For a city, the size of my neighbou...
I had fallen in love with the Maldives even before landing in the tiny island nation. Although the Maldives seems to us Indians, as just a stone's throw away, i...
Ever wondered how some of the most outstanding monuments of their time simply slip through the hands of time? Often when I visit such a site, I wonder how its c...
Giethoorn markets itself as the 'Venice of Holland'. Now, that in my eyes is a bit far-fetched, though the Dutch village is indeed very pretty. Its sole sim...
Padua (Padova in Italian) seemed to me like a know-all. Often being called one myself, I naturally have a strong affinity towards know-all kinds of places...
To love Rangoon and to enjoy the Yangon attractions is to open-heartedly accept its struggle, its gentle pride and its chaotic old-fashioned lifestyle. Time pas...
Downtown Yangon for me starts from the famous Bogyoke Aung San Market and continues all the way past the Sule Pagoda to the sluggish Yangon river. The area has ...
Yangon is more than a city to me. It is an emotion. A very known, yet strangely unfamiliar emotion, similar to deja vu. The reason is perhaps the uncanny simila...
For a very long time, I could not figure out if Samkar was a part of the Lake Inle or a remote village located at its southernmost tip. Even after visiting the ...
When you have time on your hands and relaxation on your mind, seeking out offbeat nice places do not take much effort. Indein or Inthein village is one such fin...