Rajasthan Road Trip and the Places In Between
A 12 day road through Rajasthan, linking Dehli, Agra, Jaipur, Pushkar, Udaipur, Jodphur and Jaisalmer meant long hours in a car, 34 hours to be exact, with stops at "lesser" sites. It also meant that we had a window to a very different world, full of spec... more - travel report by
eirekay
Sun Sea Surf Sand Shopping Sightseeing and Sex
Bali is just two hour’s plus away from Singapore and it took me many many years later to make my 1st visit there. I have always wondered what the hype was about and when my younger sister visited Bali twice in a year and Tokyomike planning another Bali ho... more - travel report by
gloriajames
Phuket: Hat Surin and Phangnga Bay
Situated on the Andaman Sea and separated from mainland by a narrow sea channel, Phuket is Thailand’s largest island and is perhaps the premiere destination for those looking to experience Thailand’s world-renowned beaches. Offering the traveler a wealth... more - travel report by
el2995
Udaipur-The City of Lakes Will Drown You in Beauty
For me, Udaipur was the most romantic city in Rajasthan. It is no wonder that this stunning city inspired dens of artists, working in the miniature style that Rajasthan is so famed for. Nestled in the Girwa Valley, surrounded by the green, rolling Aravill... more - travel report by
eirekay
Belur-Horanadu-Sring-eri-Murudeshwar
Returning to India was a beautiful experience - after 8yrs of travelling/living abroad, when we finally moved back to India (Karnataka) in May’06. We reached Bangalore in mid May, after a few restful days at my parents place, we decided to set off on our... more - travel report by
akhila
Amazing Temples of Angkor
Angkor Wat is actually the collective term used to cover the numerous temples found in the Siem Reap area. Surrounded by a huge moat Angkor Wat is one of the major temple complexes found here but there are also many others. These include the walled comple... more - travel report by
downundergal
Ubud: Evolving…But Still Enchanting
An exhibit of Balinese handicrafts and B/W photos of village scenes, rice terraces and elegant legong dancers at a local college years ago positioned a trip to Bali prominently on my ‘life’s list of things to do’; countless viewings of my TV-to-VCR copy o... more - travel report by
el2995
Jaisalmer - a Jewel in the Thar Desert
Jaisalmer, named by its founder, Rawal Jaisal, literally translates to the Hill Fort of Jaisal. Started in 1156 and completed over a 400 year period, Sonar Kella, the "Golden Fortress", spreads majestically across the hill overlooking the city. Like most... more - travel report by
eirekay
Mountains, Marijuana fields & Mafia all together!
Almaty, Kazakhstan: Pros: very relaxed city in the bottom of the mountains Cons: pollution, crazy drivers In A Nutshell: interesting spot in central asia... In the other day on travel channel i was watching a show on Kazakhstan and they reported this city... more - travel report by
joaoleitao
Colourful and busy capital of Cambodia.
The French apparently attempted to build the city from scratch after it had been burnt to the ground by the Siamese in the XVIII century and then neglected by the governments. However, it is quite difficult to see any resemblance to a pretty town in Franc... more - travel report by
krisek
