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The Hidden Waterfall of Jaipur: Hathni Kundh Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Jaipur, Hathni Kundh is a hidden gem that offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. This enchanting waterfall is not just a natural wonder but also a testament to the beauty that lies in the lesser-known corners of Rajasthan. Jaipur, which is famous for its palaces and forts, also has unique sites that take you far away from the city lights and traffic noise to immerse i

Exploring Kishangarh: A Perfect 2-Day Adventure How does that sound? Welcome to Kishangarh, a delightful town nestled in Rajasthan's Ajmer district, renowned for its rich cultural heritage, stunning architecture, and vibrant local life. Perfect for a quick escape, this destination offers an exciting mix of history, art, and breathtaking landscapes. Before I provide you with a quick itinerary for a two-day trip, let me take you across my one-day trip to Kishangarh- It was an e

It has come to my clear conscience by now, that New Delhi, the capital city of India is the most happening city. Early august of 2025, my friend Yash visited me in New Delhi. We were supposed to meet after a long time and had planned to have a nice lunch at a nice restaurant. As usual, he came to see me from Chandigarh and we called up another friend Shaurya to tag along . I had recently moved to city and hence, rather wished to see around the city than sitting at some place

In 2022, I was enrolled in a graduation program under one of the leading companies in India on a scholarship specializing in culinary arts. It was my first time when I was living away from my father's shelter and my mother's care and I never realized what the outside world would be like. Three years away from home, I made my own family who were my batchmates and colleagues. At an age of 18, an early stage of adulthood, when everything seems so scary and every dream seems to b

When I was a little girl, I would see my parents drinking tea multiple times a day. Beginning from morning tea, evening tea, sometimes to fill the boredom but I never understood the reason why? The only thing I clearly remember is that every time I asked for a cup for myself, my mother would tell me, "You shouldn't drink too much, it makes your skin grow darker." till the day I started disliking tea. But it was just a joke. It wasn't until I left my hometown for an educationa

Delhi, the city of rallies, the capital city of India, known to people not only for its political importance in the country but also the culinary thrills it upholds. The city has endless options from fine dining to street foods. There are areas with impeccable cuisines and culinary expertise but one place that has always intrigued my interest is Majnu ka Tila. This is a place, if i describe ,as you step in, you find yourself standing in the middle of an Asian chaos. The entra

Come on! You must have come across something like an entangled yellow-ish or orange-ish pipe like edible structure or should i name it a jalebi? or are you trying to find out what that tangled thing is? that is why, you are here. And yes, you are just at the right place! Jalebis are a really popular and loved Indian street sweet. From festivals to weddings they are served everywhere no matter what the occasion is. But have you ever wondered, what they really are? or how they'

At least once in your life you must have come across some delicacy made with crushed ice. But have you ever wondered where did it come from?