Plitvice Lakes National Park is the largest national park of Croatia and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Register. This park is made up of 16 emerald lakes that cascade into each other. We had done ample research about Plitvice while we were planning our trip, but nothing could have prepared us for the…
Straddled between Europe & Asia, this city is a euphoria of cultures, cuisines and history. Words will not do justice to describe the vibrance of this city, but through these pictures I have tried to capture what this city stands for….
Angkor, in Cambodia’s northern province of Siem Reap, is one of the most impressive archaelogical sites in the world. Angkor served as the seat of the Khmer empire which flourished from the 9th to the 15th centuries.The Angkor archaelogical site includes the temple of Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Ta Phrom, Bayon and many more. Spread over…
Brugge (or Bruges) sometimes referred to as ‘Venice of the North’, is a charming old-world European city. This is one of the few cities to have not been hit by World War II due to which it has managed to preserve most of its medieval heritage. The historic centre of Brugge is a UNESCO declared World…
Athens is home to a variety of interesting street art. As you walk through the offbeat lanes, you pass by a number of intricate and delicately painted artwork. You can spend hours absorbing the detail in these paintings. Here is a collection of works that caught my fancy, Do you enjoy street art as much as we…
Europe is relatively a safe travel zone – I can confidently say that after having traveled for years across Europe and not having encountered any unwanted incidents. But as with every place in the world, it does have its share of unruly characters and Thievery/Pick pocketing is quite common in the touristy areas. Even if…
Amsterdam has miles and miles of canals, bordered on both sides by a paved street, row of trees and tall houses that are typical of 16th century dutch architecture. This gives the city a charm that is so unique and has now become trademark of Amsterdam. I have walked down these streets a hundred times but every time it’s…
Seville, the capital of the Andalucian region in Spain, is a city situated on the banks of Guadalquivir River. Seville has a long history of being a trade capital, growing under the Roman empire and continuing to flourish under the Muslim rule. Seville gives out a charming, laid back vibe and you can easily spend days walking around…
Are you looking for a sun-kissed holiday, devouring tapas & sangria while driving through varying landscapes? Then it’s about time you plan a road-trip to Andalusia. Cordoba, is a city in the Andalucian province of Spain, founded by Romans. It was significant under the Roman province and later went on to play an important part in the Byzantine…
Rome is one of the most historically significant cities in the world. Every nook and corner of Rome has a story to tell. Start with the Colosseum. Soon as you reach the premise, tour agents will hound you to join their tour group. They will provide a guide and also help you avoid the ticket…
Santorini, a Greek Island in the Aegean Sea, is the remnant of a volcanic caldera. It is part of the cycladic group of islands and is famous for its breathtaking postcard views. Santorini is a small island and the easiest way to get around is by renting a car or an ATV. Oia: The city where the picture…
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