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By Shobita Louis The Island of Capri has long been a popular day trip for travellers visiting Naples or the Amalfi Coast (Sorrento, Positano & Ravello). The island can also be considered an excellent alternative to stay on as well….
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By Alifiya Calcuttawala Alifiya Calcuttawala, Regional Director, The Wanderers Kolkata writes about her experience at the High Tatras National Park which she visited in December 2013. The way Tatras are today is a remnant from the last glacial period. The…
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The Wanderers in conversation with Megan Parfitt Everything the guide books or tourism websites won’t tell you about the place One little known fact/trivia that everyone should know about when travelling to Northern California. Redwood National Park in Humboldt County…
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The Wanderers in conversation with Niall Anderson Everything the guide books or tourism websites won’t tell you about the place. One little known fact/trivia that everyone should know about when travelling to Zanzibar? Zanzibar is home to the most endangered…
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By Abhik Dutta “ Almost heaven, West Virginia, blue ridged mountains, Shenandoh river.” Denver took hold of my senses halfway between Mysore and Ooty, somewhere in the middle of dense jungles of Bandipur. The forest whizzed past. It was around…
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By Abhik Dutta We were at the ancient looking petrol pump in Wangdiphodrang town. Jigme, my friend and guide on the trip had gone to replenish his stock of Wills filters. I entered the ‘Black-necked Crane’ restaurant and ordered chicken ‘momos’…
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Managed to get more than 5 hours sleep for a change. On a normal basis, I can operate on 5-6 hours of sleep. But the last few days have been physically exhausting too. Today was supposed to be an easy…
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I can’t say I was sorry to leave the Konyak region of Nagaland. It was a beautiful soul stirring experience, but I couldn’t wait to get back to solid even grounds and hot water baths. (At 800m-2000m above sea level…
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After a wonderful dinner and restful nights sleep (inspite of the raging thunderstorm outside) at Wild Mahseer, we headed out to the Nameri National Park early in the morning. Nameri is the third largest sanctuary in Assam after Manas and…
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By Meenakshi Shankar 1) Bungy Jumping How about rolling down a hill in a transparent cushioned ball filled with water? You will travel downhill at speeds…
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