Travel

I recently attended a photography lighting workshop. A lovely grand old man spoke about lights and how to utilize it favorably at all hours. How to work the light angels et al. It was a Saturday well spent. The assignment at the end of the class  before I begin the next set of advance classes was to put all the studio education to practical purpose. Photographing open spaces and people happens to be my favorite thing. Hence I choose the…

Bangalore has tons of weekend getaway options inside a 300 km radius. Chikmagalore , the land of home-stays and coffee estates happens to be one such dreamy destination. This was on my travel checklist for a while now.

 When The Serai invited me for a Women’s Day weekend to their ultra-luxurious resort located in Chikmagalore, there was only one thing to do – pack my bags. This required no prior planning ,a hard to believe itenary which included wining dinning…

(Wearing Dress : Tibetian plaza, Shoes Zara)
When The Serai invited me to Chikmangalore with 8 other bloggers to celebrate women’s day, post the first 15 mins of screaming with joy, suddenly dawned that I had nothing remotely fashionable to wear. I barely buy clothes, most of what I own is pretty incredible if the intention is to pull off the sloppy chic or the grunge look, which obviously wasn’t the first choice of my style manifest for the trip.…

 Traveled along the west cost of Sri-Lanka for 5 wholesome days. One of my best experiences ever. I’am back but I still cannot seem to get over that country. Grand gustatory experiences, endless beaches marked by pleasant and delightful people with eons of history.
Stopped over at Negambo, Pinnawala, Hikaduwa, Unawatuna, Columbo and my favorite city in Sri Lanka Galle.
Negambo and Unawatuna are ideal snooze places, the best thing to do is to walk around by the beach…

Pushkar ,located in Ajmer district of Rajasthan is a visual delight. One of the oldest existing cities in India. It’s pure exoticism in a religious way.Surprisingly calm, pristine beauty as expected. The main attraction is the Brahma temple(few exist around the world) and the Pushkar pond. As far as mythology goes it’s supposed to have formed from the tears Lord Shiva shed after the death of his wife Satti.
It’s a smorgasbord of people. Pundits, coerce unsuspecting tourists into feeding…