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.

Novotel Hyderabad Airport Hotel – A Blend of Leisure, Luxury, and Business

This post is about our stay experience at the Novotel Hyderabad Airport Hotel in Hyderabad. Read on to know more about this hotel that blends leisure, luxury, and business and is very near the Hyderabad Airport.…

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31 Best Places To Travel With Your Mom On Mothers Day

Mother’s Day is more than just a date on the calendar—it’s a heartfelt reminder to pause and celebrate the incredible woman who has been our constant support. While her love knows no bounds every single day, Mother’s Day gives us a special chance to show our appreciation in thoughtful ways.…

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Mirjan Fort – A Lost Fort of India

Mirjan Fort Near Gokarna – Fort of the Pepper Queen

“Why don’t you visit the Mirjan Fort”?

That was our autorickshaw (tuk-tuk) driver Vitthal whom we had hired to drop us off at the Om Beach in Gokarna, Karnataka India.

It was almost afternoon on a hot April day.…

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Gokarna Street Art As Enigmatic As The Place

Gokarna

Gokarna Street Art As Enigmatic As The Place

As the sun slowly submerges into the Arabian Sea at the Gokarna beach and the sky takes on a rosy hue, the streets of Gokarna seem to be bathed in a golden halo.…

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Travel Tips – Our 60 Best Travel Tips After 10 + Years Of Traveling

Travel is an education that never ends. You do not have degrees or certificates to vouch for your education but what you do have is experience garnered over the years of travelling. You are rich with what you have learned on your own and from the experience of others.…

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McCluskieganj, Jharkhand – On the Trail of a Dream

“It is all over now”! said the man behind the window with an air of finality tinged with deep sadness.

His pale skin stood in sharp contrast to the darkness behind him as we stood before him separated by a grilled window.…

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Jharkhand- Nature’s Hidden Jewel Waiting to be Discovered

Wonders of Jharkhand, India – Jharkhand Travel Guide

India is a country which never fails to amaze. In spite of having lived all our lives in India and traveled the length and breadth of the country, there is always a part that is waiting to be discovered.…

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Why I Cry for Ooty – The Queen of Hill Stations

Ooty

“It resembles Switzerland, more than any country of Europe”. wrote John Sullivan, the collector of Coimbatore in a letter addressed to Sir Thomas Munro who was the then Governor of Madras.

The year was 1819 and the place being referred to would go on to become a popular hill station and be dubbed as the Queen of Hill Stations, Ooty.…

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Iceland – The Stuff of Surreal Dreams

Visit Iceland – Why Iceland Should Be On Your Bucket List

“Aurora Borealis”, I repeated the words softly to myself again and again. I went over the words slowly as if they were some magical mantras. They sounded so romantic and exotic that they have stuck in my mind ever since I heard them in an elementary school Geography class.…

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Kalimpong – A More Secluded Alternative To Darjeeling

I looked out of the window at the beautiful scenery that unfolded like a painting as we drove on the NH31A, the road that was the lifeline of Sikkim. The river Teesta flowed languorously down below as we snatched occasional glimpses of her curving shape whenever there was a gap in the thick vegetation that engulfed the route.…

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