Sandy & Vyjay

Sandy & Vyjay are a husband and wife duo who are travel content creators. They are co-founders of this travel website and are one of the leading travel content creators in India. Sandy & Vyjay quit their successful corporate careers to pursue their passion for travel and writing full-time. Their dedication has earned them the "Best Travel Writer" award and numerous accolades on both national and international stages. Focusing on India's destinations, heritage, and culture, they are passionate advocates for nature and the environment. Through their content, they promote ecotourism and sustainable travel, inspiring others to explore and preserve the beauty of India.

SLCB Unveils SL MICE Expo 2026 in Colombo

SLCB Unveils SL MICE Expo 2026 in Colombo

SLCB Unveils SL MICE Expo 2026, Welcoming 120+ Hosted Buyers and Media Representatives from 27 Countries

SLCB Unveils SL MICE Expo 2026 in Colombo

Colombo, Sri Lanka – 22nd September 2026 — The Sri Lanka Convention Bureau (SLCB), the national tourism organization mandated to develop and promote Sri Lanka’s Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE) sector, has announced the launch of SL MICE Expo 2026, which will bring together more than 120 international hosted buyers and media representatives representing 27 countries.…

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Kerala Travel Mart – KTM 2026 | Celebrating Vibrant Kerala

Kerala Travel Mart - KTM 2026

Kerala Travel Mart 2026 brought together the many facets of Kerala’s tourism story, from its timeless traditions and immersive experiences to its evolving digital landscape. Over four days in Kochi, the mart became a vibrant platform for meaningful conversations between buyers, sellers, tourism professionals and stakeholders from across India and the world.

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How Nano Banana Rescues Temple Photographs Taken Without a Tripod

How Nano Banana Rescues Temple Photographs Taken Without a Tripod

Temple photography rarely happens under perfect conditions. We often photograph sacred spaces in changing light, crowded surroundings, awkward angles, or while holding the camera entirely by hand. A beautiful temple may therefore appear darker than remembered, with uneven shadows, distracting noise, blown highlights, or colours that do not quite capture the atmosphere of the moment.

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