Theme for a Dream

This post has been in backlog for a long time. When I was in Mumbai, I always missed the enigma called Delhi where I started my career in2003 and I used to always think about writing this articl.....

There is nowhere really quite like Cuba. It’s only 200 KM from the US but Americans aren’t allowed there; the government runs almost everything you see; most people earn the same wag.....

Old Delhi is one of the most popular areas for heritage walks. A heritage walk in old Delhi evokes all kinds of response one can think of: Nostalgia for lost glory;&nb.....

Luxor was the ancient city of Thebes, the great capital of Egypt during the New Kingdom, and the glorious city of the god Amon-Ra, the sun god. Located in the southern Egypt, Luxor is home to the Luxor temple, grand Karnak temple on the East Bank and the Valley of .....

An overnight train from Cairo to Aswan brings one closer to the lifeline of the country, the Nile River. The luxurious Nile Cruises which sail from Aswan to Luxor are a must. Sitting on the deck basking in the sun or relaxing in your room while the Nile passes you .....

Say Indian city, and any foreigner will give you a romantic image – crowded, colourful bazaars,  narrow alleys, sacred cows, snake charmers and mystic fakirs. And time seemingly stand.....

You think of Egypt and the first images that fleet through your mind are from movies “Death on the Nile”, “The Mummy” and “The Mummy Returns”. While some scen.....

The country of New Zealand boasts of perhaps the most majestic sceneries one could ever have seen. Divided into two parts, you could easily spend a month in South Island alone. The la.....

In all my travels around the EU, I found Berlin, the capital of Germany of over 3.5 million people to be one of the most complex and interesting cities that I've visited in the world. It is .....

At a stone’s throw distance from Bangalore lays the ancient capital of Tipu Sultan and the Wodeyar dynasty, Mysore. Until 1947, Mysore was the capital of the Kingdom of Mysore under the ki.....