"The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep."
Earth's Pilgrim is a collection of our Journeys across the continents.
Hope you find them inspiring and make you reach out for more!
As always the best way to explore any city is on your own 2 legs! We were in Istanbul (Read more) for two nights and wanted to do the most of it by exploring Istanbul on foot – experiencing and admiring everything from Blue Mosque to the Grand Bazaar – A perfect walk in Istanbul. We had taken…
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Read the entire Series – Travel to Turkey. No trip to Turkey can be complete without a bout of its traditional cultural shows — read that as Turkish Belly dancing. Had booked an awesome night out with dinner and cultural shows. More importantly to watch Didem – one of the most famous Belly Dancers in the…
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Read the entire Series – Travel to Turkey. No trip to Istanbul (Read more) is complete without paying a visit to the Grand Bazaar. It is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, with 61 covered streets and over 4,000 shops which attracts between 250,000 and 400,000 visitors daily. In 2014, it was listed No.1…
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There were always two key reasons for visiting Turkey – One was the rich Ottoman history and second being the food. The latter holding more weightage than the former one. I have been a fan of Turkish food for long and is something which I can eat on any given day or time – a very…
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Read the entire Series – Travel to Turkey. No visit to Istanbul(Read more) is complete without visiting the main landmarks with which this amazing city is identified – Hagia Sophia and Blue mosque – The top attractions in Istanbul. No trip to Turkey cannot be deemed complete without a bout of Turkish Belly Dancing –…
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Read the entire Series – Travel to Turkey. After an enthralled visit to Cappadocia,we were at the cultural hub of Turkey – Istanbul. Istanbul, earlier known as Constantinople, was the nerve centre of the Romans initially and then the Ottomans. Istanbul bridges Asia and Europe both physically and culturally. Join us to visit Istanbul in a day. We were…
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Read the entire Series – Travel to Turkey. We desperately needed a winter break to somewhere slightly warmer and sunnier than UK and also wanted to travel to a place wherein we can travel visa free with an Indian passport. What best than Visit Turkey — a place which has fascinated me for its historical monuments…
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Cappadocia is truly another planet (Read more). One of the best and unique ways to exploring the Fairy Chimneys it is to Rent a Bike in Cappadocia. Visit Cappadocia with us to relive this surreal experience – Click here. The streets are dotted with many bike rental places to entice you in seeing the Fairy Chimneys up close…
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Blackpool is a sea side resort on the Irish Sea coast of England(Read more). An overnight journey from London takes you to Blackpool. Some call it the Vegas of England – though I don’t seem to agree with that but you get the idea. Does Blackpool simply means fun? So the elusive question is – What…
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In our early days in London, we always wondered where we could go for a quick day trip without having the luxury of a car then. We then stumbled upon Chislehurst caves in Bromley, South east England – which meant it was just an hour journey by train and very feasible – A Perfect half…
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Read the entire Series – Travel to Scotland Few cities compare in beauty with Edinburgh. We have been twice now to Edinburgh and simply love it just for the reason that it’s far more serene and peaceful than London. Surrounded by hills and with a prominent castle at its centre, this city marks the heart…
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Read the entire Series – Travel to Scotland No trip to Scotland (Read more) can be complete without a trip to the Scottish Highlands to see some of the most stunning scenery in Europe. We were based in Glasgow and we decided on taking a day trip up north to see deep into the Highlands and…
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Read the entire Series – Travel to Scotland After an overnight journey we landed in Glasgow – our first port of Entry in Scotland(Read more). Glasgow is biggest city of Scotland and one of the culturally diverse places in UK after London. It is one of the most visited cities in British Isles and a…
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Mauritius has much more to offer than white sand beaches (Read more).On our second day we set out for a full day North Island tour, where we visited the capital city- Port Louis, along with Place d’ Arms with its French colonial buildings, eventful Champ de Mars racecourse, the exotic Caudan Waterfront and the mall….
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Mauritius bowls you over with its beaches of white sand and sapphire water, tropical forests and myriad flowers, the ghost of the extinct Dodo still alive in souvenirs, and a history that has resulted in the synthesis of many cultures. The Dutch, French, English and even pirates traversed this African island on the Indian Ocean….
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