Tag: travel
All the articles with the tag "travel".
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(DAY 1064) Returning to Pune After a Long Time
Back in Pune after years, and the city feels both familiar and entirely transformed since my first visit with my dad for a school scholarship interview.
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(DAY 1062) Travel Weeks and the Cost of Inconsistent Training
Travel tends to fragment routines, and the rest of January will likely be a reminder of how quickly exercise consistency can slip when the calendar is in motion.
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(DAY 1038) A relaxed drive to Jaipur
The drive to Jaipur turned out to be calmer than expected, especially given how unpredictable road travel can sometimes be. Leaving from Gurgaon in the afte...
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(DAY 1035) Why Pune Mumbai flights are rare
It feels oddly counterintuitive that there are almost no direct flights between Pune and Mumbai, despite how closely linked the two cities are. The distance...
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(DAY 1016) Indigo airlines cancellations and uncertain travel
The recent mayhem around Indigo Airlines and the widespread cancellation of flights across airports has been a reminder of how fragile travel plans really are...
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(DAY 973) Driving from Jaipur to Gurgaon on the Expressway
The drive from Jaipur to Gurgaon along the expressway remains one of the most pleasant routes I have taken in India. The stretch feels smooth, familiar, and eff...
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(DAY 964) Trying the Uber Motor Home to Jaipur
The Uber motor home and caravan experience turned out to be more comfortable than I expected. My brother and sister-in-law used it recently for a road trip fr...
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(DAY 932) The Lasting Sensation of Diving
I still carry the sensation of being underwater even days after the dive. The body adjusts in a way that lingers, the ears remembering the slow act of equaliz...
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(DAY 929) Bangkok food and travel notes
Bangkok is a dense and lively city that attracts millions of visitors every year, and it has become one of the most visited international cities for Indians. Th...
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(DAY 928) Bangkok shopping malls
Bangkok has a reputation for its shopping malls, and the experience of visiting them is very different from what I am used to in India. The scale is larger, the...