San Fran is a city of steep rolling hills surrounded on three sides by water. It is also the most diverse cities in the states- home to techies, liberals, hippies, artists, immigrants and the world famous chefs 🙂 San Fran is also famous for its notorious summer fog named ‘Karl‘. …
The Ultimate guide to Yosemite National Park
A few months ago, I were finally able to cross off one of my biggest bucket list items- Yosemite National Park. This “pinch me, I must be dreaming” kind of a place is full of a frothy waterfalls, granite walls, clear water lakes, shimmering meadows and giant trees. This place is …
Celebrate Fall: The Story of Sheek Road
Fall is in the air, AKA that magical time of year when nature paints across the landscape with red, orange, yellow colors 🍁🍁🍁. Everywhere you go, it’s like the Earth is putting on a show and illuminating your surroundings. Do you own a camera? Do you love the fall? Then let’s …
Top 3 Trails in the New River Gorge: West Virginia
In October of 2019, my friends and I embarked on a road trip from Indianapolis to the New River Gorge National River in West Virginia. We visited the Canyon Rim visitor center as a first thing where rangers helped us in planning the day hike that can give a panoramic …
Keep Wanderlust Alive: Plot visited and Want-to-go places on Google Maps
If this were a normal year, I would be in Alaska the next month. But this is definitely not a normal year, and hence, I am sheltering in my hometown(Chandigarh), surrounded by books, journals, and a laptop. The Coronavirus outbreak has effectively stopped every one of us from traveling. Almost …
10 movies to keep your wanderlust live
I am putting together the best travel movies that I have personally watched or are there on my to-watch list. Through this, I hold the feeling of hope that in one way or another, it would keep your wanderlust alive during the coronavirus outbreak. DISCLAIMER: This is based on my preference alone. Movies below are listed …
Road trip through Death Valley: Things to see
On day 5 of your West Coast trip, we left Las Vegas around 7:00 am and stopped at Walmart to get the ready-to-eat stuff like fruits, trail mix, and tortillas for our road trip to Death Valley. This name reminds me of the iconic dialog by Arya Stark from GOT …
Dhanaulti, a quaint hill station
Another weekend, another month and again a new quest to head to the mountains. Believe me, blessed are the people who live in Delhi as we can never run out of options when the wanderlust bug suddenly bites. All we need to do is pack our bags, get into a …
Tips for visiting Horseshoe Bend in Arizona
After visiting the Antelope Canyon X during the first half of the day, we planned to visit Horshoe Bend since the distance between these two natural wonders is very short. Horseshoe Bend is where the Colorado River makes a giant sweeping horseshoe-shaped bend in the canyon. HOW TO GET TO …
Antelope Canyon X: Arizona’s best-kept secret
While planning for the USA West coast Itinerary, we almost missed to online book the Antelope canyon tour and when we tried booking it 2-3 prior to the planned day, nothing worked out. So, while exploring all the available options, I thought of booking Antelope canyon X as an alternative …