Surrounded by huge stunning stalactites and stalagmites, I was awestruck and excitedly walked through the vast expanses of Phong Nha Cave and Paradise Cave. Walking in a huge beautiful cave in the midst of tropical jungles containing some of the largest cave Continue reading Phong Nha-Kẻ Bàng – Caves of Wonder
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A Day in Da Nang
Tired after the memorable evening in Hoi An, I slept for most of the ride. It was a short ride lasting for less than an hour. We had managed to book the taxi late the previous night when we went out in search for some beer and got a decent deal with the driver. Continue reading A Day in Da Nang
Hội An – A Townful of Lanterns
What seemed like a quiet and calm town in the morning with empty streets, closed shutters of shops and a meager amount of people on the streets, quickly changed into a bustling and happening place. Amidst a sea of lights, I stood dazzled by the thousands of Continue reading Hội An – A Townful of Lanterns
Mỹ Sơn – A Lost Civilization
The heavens started pouring down as soon as we set foot inside the My Son sanctuary as if to warn us to not enter the sacred complex. Continue reading Mỹ Sơn – A Lost Civilization
Exploring The Ocean’s Treasures In Nha Trang
It was an early Sunday morning on the 1st of October(2017). Pariksheet and I were out on the streets of Nha Trang, looking for a bakery or a store. We looked around a couple Continue reading Exploring The Ocean’s Treasures In Nha Trang
Delightful Dunes of Mũi Né
I was staring out the window, watching the bustling city of Saigon dwindle into dark countryside farms along the highway; the bright city lights of Saigon slowly faded into Continue reading Delightful Dunes of Mũi Né
Chào Vietnam – Holiday begins at Ho Chi Minh City
I frantically looked for my passport in my backpack as the cab neared the Kempegowda International Airport. My friends had picked me up en route to the airport and after almost reaching the airport, Continue reading Chào Vietnam – Holiday begins at Ho Chi Minh City
10 Things to do in Andaman Islands
1. Scuba-dive in the rich coral reefs surrounding the islands.
Experience infinite calmness as you become one with the sea and explore marine life up-close in the opulent coral reefs. North Bay beach and the beaches of Havelock and Neil islands have excellent diving spots. Snorkeling and sea-walks are other attractions available. Continue reading 10 Things to do in Andaman Islands
7 Day Travel Guide for Andaman Islands
“Good vibes happen on the tides.”
The Andaman Archipelago lies in the Bay of Bengal far away from the Indian mainland. It consists of more than 300 islands but most of them are not open to the public. The Andaman’s have a lot to offer but with limited leaves available, our itinerary puts together some of the best places to visit in a week. Continue reading 7 Day Travel Guide for Andaman Islands
Baratang Island – Mangrove Creeks & Limestone Caves
I awoke with a jerk as the Sumo braked to a halt. We had arrived at the Jiratang check-post. The driver, handed us out the forms to fill in our details which had to be submitted at the check-post. Continue reading Baratang Island – Mangrove Creeks & Limestone Caves
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