On a grey, long winter weekend, we drove up into the Dandenong Ranges to do a getaway-cation in a yurt. Somewhere, the cold is prettier and the air smells of wet eucalyptus and woodsmoke. Every trip of ours starts the same way: a small ceremony of leaving the city. It’s usually shakshuka at Tall…
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Flying to Sydney for a mental health break. What followed: a vegan Japanese feast, a borrowed dog, and a love language Indomie.…
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Japan Diary starts at the Bali Ngurah Rai Airport around midnight. I have 172 pages to fill in my notebook for 18 days worth of trips.…
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I value personal time as much as food, and I always try to carve out some time while travelling, especially if I am travelling with a group.…
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I spent my day in Singapore going to the temple and then shopping for my wedding saree in and around Tekka Market with Amma and Perima.…
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Since I started travelling, which was only a few years ago, I have been giving myself travel rules. Here are some of it.…
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Tourist traps is one of the over-used terms in the travel sphere, with heavy negative connotations associated with it.…
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Chennai International Airport was good, but I liked the domestic airport better because of the two snack stalls inside, near the entrance.…
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Police were summoned, the temple was unlocked, and the embassy was notified. Unfortunately, there was no sign of the world traveller.…
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I just returned from a few glorious days of sunshine and booze on the Sunshine Coast, marking the top part of Australia I have ever been to.…
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I am writing this from Mooloolaba Beach, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia, Southern hemisphere. I am here with Jik.…
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I never really paid much attention to these Australia big things, they seemed silly. That's until Jik dragged me to see the big pineapple.…
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