Travel Stories

If money was not a factor you would probably not see me in one place. I love traveling so much. But sadly money is a factor. You have to always choose between things on which you will be spending it. So this April when I was craving to move out of the cities and to the hills all I was looking at was my bank balance and that I had been saving for something I wanted to buy. So I just dropped the plan to travel. While spending my time through the social media I came across this: And that's when it was decided that I need to move out of this city and take a break. So here in this blog, I will list down all the places that I visited in this trip, the hidden gems and a break up of how much it costed me. Day 1: The biggest plus was that we had our own conveyance and thus booking tickets was not the issue. So in spite of being a spontaneous trip, we could manage to reach Nainital comfortably. We left Delhi early in the morning on the Good

A few months ago I decided to change the way I spend my weekends and follow the secret of successful people. I found 9 things that the successful people do on their weekends and decided that I will incorporate as much as I can from these 9 tips. One of the tips was to travel and explore. I have always loved traveling to new places but that used to be once in a year and sometimes twice. The rest of the times my weekends were just boring and lazy. So finally I decided that other than the long yearly vacation I will also work taking the small breaks every month and explore the little places in and around my city. So for the first month, I decided to choose the most famous monument in the world. Millions of people come to visit this monument from all over the world which is just about a journey of 3 hours from my home, but for some reason, I had never been there. So visiting the Taj Mahal was long overdue. We left Delhi by a morning train and reached Agra by 10 in the