Category Archives: Cities

Experience Karva Chauth: Celebrating Love through witnessing Moon!

Every October, one evening turns north India into a single shared rooftop. Markets stay open past midnight, mehendi artists run out of appointments, and by sunset thousands of women in red are glancing at the sky. This is Karva Chauth, and in 2026 it falls on Thursday, October 29. What Is Karva Chauth? Karva ChauthContinue reading “Experience Karva Chauth: Celebrating Love through witnessing Moon!”

Durga Puja in Kolkata: One Goddess, Five Days, Many Ways to Celebrate.

For five days in October, Kolkata stops being a city and becomes one enormous celebration. Streets are closed to traffic, lanes fill with the sound of dhak drums, and every neighbourhood builds its own temporary palace for the goddess. Durga Puja in Kolkata runs from Shashthi to Dashami, 16 to 20 October in 2026, andContinue reading “Durga Puja in Kolkata: One Goddess, Five Days, Many Ways to Celebrate.”

Celebrating Shravan: A Journey Through Faith and Food in India

India has many ways of praying. Some light a diya before sunrise. Some walk barefoot to a temple. Some carry holy water for miles, while others simply sit quietly before a Shivling and whisper a wish. And then there are those who celebrate faith through food, family, music, flowers and traditions passed down through generations.Continue reading “Celebrating Shravan: A Journey Through Faith and Food in India”

Sheher Ki Tapri Chai Vs Pahado Wali Maggi

Maybe it was never about choosing one over the other Some things never ask for attention. Yet, they quietly become a part of our lives. A cutting chai from the neighbourhood tapri. A steaming bowl of the OG Nestlé Maggi in the mountains. Neither is luxurious. Neither is expensive. Yet somehow… Both feel priceless. ChaiContinue reading “Sheher Ki Tapri Chai Vs Pahado Wali Maggi”

The Joy of Getting Lost: Rediscovering Travel

There was a time when travelling meant leaving without knowing exactly what waited ahead. It meant following a road because it looked beautiful, stopping at a place because the view felt right, and discovering stories in moments we never planned. But somewhere along the way, we started travelling differently. We started measuring journeys through checklists,Continue reading “The Joy of Getting Lost: Rediscovering Travel”

Celebrating Dads: The Unsung Heroes of Family Trips

There is always one person behind every family trip who makes sure everything falls perfectly into place. The one who wakes up earlier than everyone else, checks the weather, confirms the route, makes endless calls, keeps track of bookings, and somehow remembers everything everyone else forgot to pack. That person is Dad. For most ofContinue reading “Celebrating Dads: The Unsung Heroes of Family Trips”

10 International Destinations That Feel Better in May Than Peak Season

May arrives quietly, but it changes everything. The days stretch a little longer, the sun feels a little stronger, and somewhere between busy schedules and half-made plans, you start craving a break. Not necessarily a long vacation, not something overly planned—just a pause. A shift. A chance to step away before life speeds up again.Continue reading “10 International Destinations That Feel Better in May Than Peak Season”

Sometimes the Best Reset Is a Window Seat

There comes a point when the days begin to feel repetitive. Not bad, not broken, just heavy in a way that is difficult to explain. You wake up, move through routines, respond to people, complete responsibilities, and still feel like something inside you is waiting for a little more air. Especially when you know youContinue reading “Sometimes the Best Reset Is a Window Seat”