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The chessboard we didn’t sign-up for
Everyone’s Playing Chess. You Just Didn’t Know You Were the Piece. Ever feel like life’s a giant chessboard and you’re just… part of the game? Look around. People are making moves, strategic, subtle, sometimes ruthless. But instead of rooks and bishops, they’re using us. For someone, you’re the pawn they push forward. For someone else, you’re the knight they rely on to leap over chaos. And if you’re lucky (or powerful), maybe you’re the king they protect, or the queen they fear. It’s wild when you realize: we’re all pieces on someone’s board. But here’s the thing, we get to…
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3 Days 2 Nights: Jawadhu Hills & Yelagiri Hills – First Solo Trip in 2025
Jawadhu and Yelagiri Hills challenge your preconceived notions about boredom. My unexpected solo camping trip led to unforgettable adventures, genuine connections, and a heartwarming moment with fireflies—the ultimate bucket list realization.
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My Top 6 Favorite Drinks (Non-Alcoholic, duh)
The author shares their favorite drinks, including pomegranate juice, lassi, and peach iced tea, highlighting each drink’s health benefits, nostalgic feelings, and personal significance in their life.
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The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call – Kdrama Review
The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call offers a humorous yet poignant look at trauma care’s challenges through Baek Gang Hyeok and his team, exploring hospital disparities and character dynamics in a captivating medical drama.
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A Break from “Caring What Others Think About Me” and “Me Caring To Much About Others Feelings Over Mine”
The content reflects on the struggle of individuals in prioritizing others’ opinions over their own desires, highlighting how societal pressures can hinder authenticity. The author seeks freedom from these constraints, aiming for a life uninfluenced by external judgments.
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Iron Family – Kdrama Review
If you’re a K-drama enthusiast like me, you know the struggle of committing to a long-running series. Will it be worth your time? Will it drag? Will it keep you hooked? These questions are even more pressing when the drama crosses the 40-episode mark. But sometimes, you stumble upon a show like Iron Family that, despite its quirks and occasional cringe, manages to hold your attention till the very end. So, was Iron Family worth the watch? My answer is a resounding yes. I won’t lie—when I first saw that Kim Jung Hyun was starring in a weekend family drama,…
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5 Reasons Why Spigen Is The Best Backcase For Google Pixel Phone! (Review)
Spigen offers exceptional protection for Google Pixel phones, combining style and durability. With an array of fashionable designs and sustainable practices, it’s a fantastic investment for long-term care.
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Light Shop – Kdrama Review
“Light Shop” is an 8-episode series exploring life, death, and connections beyond mortality. Directed by Kim Hee-won, it weaves intricate narratives while offering deep emotional and philosophical insights set within a mysterious light shop.
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The Starry Sky
We don’t usually get to see a starry sky. Well, there will be few visible stars here, but not too many to lie down and admire like it used to be when I was a kid. Back then we used to lie on the rooftop often. Eventhough our place and surrounding is not as polluted as the city, we live close to airport, naturally air pollution and light pollution is inevitable on certain days. But yesterday, I am not sure if its the calmness after the rain and cyclone that the city faced last week, I accidentally noticed too many…
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Kozhikode Girls Trip: Foggy Mountain Adventure, Food & Memories
A long-awaited girls’ trip to Kerala turned into a beautiful adventure, filled with laughter, friendship, and unforgettable memories.
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5 Best K-Drama Starring Kim Sejeong
Kim Sejeong transcends the typical idol-turned-actress, effortlessly winning hearts and proving her undeniable charm in every role.
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Falling in Love with Flawed Mangoes
It all started accidentally, one of those moments when you’re not even looking. I was scrolling through Spotify late one evening, lost in the endless sea of suggestions, when I stumbled upon Flawed Mangoes. I didn’t expect much, but something about the name intrigued me. In a world that often expect you and force you to be perfect… I am someone who learnt it’s okay to be flawed. So the name Flawed Mangoes hit a home run right there. I clicked play, and before I knew it, I was falling into a world that felt like it was waiting for…
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10 Best Kdrama Starring Park Shin Hye
Park Shin Hye captivates with diverse roles, showcasing her talent and heart. Each performance is an emotional journey worth experiencing!
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Why EST Hilton, is My Go-To Place for Cakes: Review
Cakes invaded our celebrations, transforming traditions. EST Café dazzles with exceptional desserts, but feedback pressure dampens the joy. Worth it, though!
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Group Travel with Strangers: My Experience as the Only Female Solo Traveler
Who knew a solo traveler could thrive among retirees? This unexpected adventure in Thailand uncovered wisdom, surprising connections, and the reality that age is just a number in exploration.
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In Three Years: Living Like a Peregrine Falcon
In three years, the author aims to embody traits of the Peregrine Falcon, focusing on personal growth, confidence, meaningful relationships, and purposeful achievements in life and career.
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October Newsletter
The October newsletter of A Solivagant’s Shoes is here, celebrating five remarkable years! Readers are invited to engage by guessing a mystery quote and sharing feedback. Your continued support enriches this journey, making each edition a heartfelt connection. Dive in and enjoy the latest updates from the blogger!
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Allen Solly Handbag Review: A Candid Review for Practical Buyers
If you’re tired of subpar handbags, discover Allen Solly. They might just be your salvation in style and durability—because life’s too short for impulse buys that turn into disappointments!
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Getting Around Bangkok: A First-Timer’s Experience
Bangkok defied my expectations. I, a city cynic, encountered a mesmerizing blend of tradition and modernity. From flavorful street food to welcoming locals, my brief adventure left me yearning for more. I’ll return, clear-eyed and hungry.
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The Passing Breeze and Silent Mountain
There was a time when winter settled in,A mountain stood, untouched by warmth or spring,Content beneath the sky’s indifferent gaze,No need for change, no promise of new days. But then a breeze, soft as a distant hum,Wandered through the valleys, gentle, numb,A fleeting warmth, felt like a whisper through the frost,Not much, but enough to feel and show what had been lost so far. The mountain let the cold begin to melt,Not knowing yet the trick the breeze had dealt…For winds, they never stay, they only pass,Like sunlight flickering on broken glass. Pebbles in a stream, touched once, then left…
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The Colors Of Pattaya: A Travel Story from a First-Time Visitor
Pattaya offers more than nightlife; it features stunning temples, clean streets, and rich experiences. The city represents a blend of culture, adventure, and unique culinary delights.
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How I Planned My First International Trip to Thailand: Pre Trip Essentials
First international trip require meticulous planning, especially as a solo traveler. Read more to understand how to do extensive pre-travel research and how budgeting were crucial for a seamless experience. Essential cultural dos and don’ts were also factored in. Stay tuned for my adventures!
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Taking a Leap: How Thailand Accidentally Became My First International Trip Destination
Taking a transformative trip to Thailand marked a joyous milestone for me, proving that dreams can become reality, even amidst life’s unexpected lows. Stay Tuned For A Series of Blog Post on Thailand!
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Neeman’s Sandals Review: Stylish, Sustainable, and Comfortable Footwear
Neeman’s is a sustainable Indian footwear brand that prioritizes style and eco-friendliness. Their Ethnic Cross Strap Knit Sandals blend comfort, design, and customer satisfaction effectively.
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5 Must-Visit Places Around Tirusulam Airport
Explore the top 5 places to explore around Tirusulam. A transformed perspective on Tirusulam, appreciating its natural beauty, spiritual sites, and local charm despite development challenges.
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What No One Tells You About Your First Corporate Job: 10 Takeaways
Stepping into the corporate world can be intense. Working smarter, finding support, setting boundaries, and prioritizing health are crucial.
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Food: The Motivation To Look Forward In Life
What are your favorite types of foods? Introduction: My Love-Hate Relationship with Food As a child, I was the kid who despised food in every form. My mom would often get frustrated with my refusal to eat, and some even thought I was being neglected. The reality, though, was quite the opposite—my mom tried her best. It wasn’t until much later that we discovered I had slight health issues that affected my appetite. With the help of Liv 52, my appetite improved, but my relationship with food was far from normal. I remained a picky eater, carefully choosing veggies and…
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A Solivagant’s Love For Shoes: Puma Shoes Review
Shoes are our best friend and a powerful companion for travellers. Read about a Solivagant’s Review On Puma Shoes and how this leading brand became in integral part of her journey.
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The Face Shop: Review of Top Korean Skin Care Routine Products
The Face Shop, backed by LG, offers a range of K-beauty products. Their top 5 includes sheet masks, aloe vera gel, foaming cleanser, tea tree cleanser, and a 3-step skin kit, all with personal experiences and prices. Bonus lip tints and hand creams.
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Gingee Fort: A Short Trip Through Time and Stones in Tamil Nadu
The Gingee Fort in Tamil Nadu is a hidden gem with a rich history and stunning architecture, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts and nature lovers.
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Finding Comfort in Solitude: My Healing Journey at Kuuraku Japanese Restaurant
The last thing that excited me was indulging in Japanese delicacies at Kuuraku. Life’s uncertainties weigh on us all, and prioritizing well-being comes with a cost. Loneliness had become a familiar yet unwelcome friend, but by treating myself to a comforting meal, I found solace and learned to love myself. Embrace your strength and self-love—better days await.
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Pointers to Buy the Right Dressing Table (or Vanity): What You Need to Know Before Buying
Finding the right dressing table or vanity is more than just a purchase; it’s about investing in a piece of furniture that meets your needs, complements your style, and offers long-lasting durability. For the past two years, I’ve taken my skincare and haircare routines to a whole next level. What started with a simple aloe moisturizer from Faceshop has evolved into a full-blown collection of sheet masks, hair serums, face serums, nail polish, toners, perfumes and lipsticks. Though I’m not diving deep into color cosmetics, I’m all about setting a solid skincare routine. But here’s the thing—my ever-growing collection of…
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Pondicherry: A Short Weekend Trip From Chennai
Pondicherry Pondicherry, just the name brings to mind cozy cafes, sun-kissed beaches, and streets lined with bougainvillea. For folks in Chennai, it’s like our backyard, just a few hours away, perfect for a quick escape from the city’s hustle. Whether you’re looking to sip coffee in a quaint French cafe, gobble some dessert, get your tan on at the beach, or just laze around doing nothing to recover at Auroville, Pondy’s got you covered. It’s a destination that works for everyone—from wide-eyed kids to the ‘I need a break from life’ adults(that’s me). My Earlier Visits to Pondicherry Let me…
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Ishwaryam Goodness: Embracing Beauty with Nature’s Charm – Review
The Unfolding of Ishwaryam Goodness On a day that celebrated the essence of womanhood(women’s day), I was part of the Singappennae event organised by The Underdogs of Madras team. It was there that I first encountered Ishwaryam Goodness. The brand was born from the shared vision of two college friends turned co-founders. Their story is one of camaraderie and ambition. They craft a line of skincare products that are not just concoctions but a labour of trust and care. From my first meet with their simple yet ambitious setup, I saw their rise. They became a best example of natural…
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Making Myself A Priority Again
Life is a journey with its ebbs and flows. Sometimes, we find ourselves at a crossroads. We feel lost and undervalued. Yes, people are scary and unpredictable. It’s okay to close the doors to your heart after getting yourself pushed to the edge of a cliff. It’s alright. It seems hopeless today. But this is also the sign that life is protecting you. It keeps things and people that are not meant for you away. It’s in these moments that we must remember to rank ourselves, to find our way back to self-love and self-care. It’s not just a way…
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The Quest To Happiness
What are 5 everyday things that bring you happiness? How to define happiness? We all define happiness differently, don’t we? Not everyone is made happy by the same things or people. For me, happiness feels like warmth and comfort. It’s like resting under the shade of a tree while watching big, fluffy clouds move aimlessly across the sky. Happiness is like breathing without difficulty. It’s the overflowing emotion I see in my dogs’ eyes when they catch sight of me as I return home. Some days, happiness is just a feeling that comes naturally. Happiness is the kind of emotion…
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Sink or Swim: Learning Swimming as an Adult
Picture this: A land-dwelling creature (Me) with lungs that occasionally protest. And then there’s water, the mysterious, liquid abyss that I have never understood, always seeming like it’s waiting to swallow me. Back in 2019, I decided to create a bucket list. List of – things that I wanted to do, things that I thought will give me a reason to look forward to the future, things that drifted me from the thoughts of existential crisis. My list had everything from “Seeing Fireflies” to “Travelling to Barcelona”. But nestled among those wishes was the granddaddy of them all: swimming. Yep,…
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Grandfather
I always want to shut my ears when someone talks about their grandparents, especially their grandfather. Maybe it’s because I don’t have them. That’s what I told myself when I was a kid. Maybe it’s because I couldn’t relate. That’s what I told myself when I was a teenager. Maybe it’s because I couldn’t change the past. That’s what I told myself today. The past me always looked in awe at kids who talked about their grandparents buying them this and that, giving them allowances and hugging them hard, cooking them their favorite dishes, telling them all the random funny…
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To Be Grounded
What is the biggest challenge you will face in the next six months? I have always felt like I am losing my grip with life. Even after a life-altering event that seemed to put me on track, I still have a part of me that is not healed. The next six months will be challenging for me, as I try to figure out how to be stable and grounded. I need to learn how to stop depending on others, stop hurting myself, quit anything that drains my energy and motivation, stop giving more than I receive and stop getting hurt…
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The Crux Of Time (Poem)
The crux of time, the bleak disaster!When everything is weighed on a broken scaleOne always gives more than the other,While the other grows cold and frail…The scale has never been in equilibrium.The low tide hits hard, a harsh reminderOf how the sea can ebb and flow.One always waits for the other’s returnWhile the other seeks new shores to know.The light that shines only in the darkA faint and flickering star;One always hopes for the other’s sparkWhile the other drifts too far…That’s the timeline of starsLongest in your eyes… The shortest in the space…The crux of time, the bleak disasterWhen your emotions…
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Van Gogh Art – An Enchanting Experience In Namma Chennai
Art Experiences are quite minimal in a city like ours, we hardly have an event to immerse ourselves in and break free from suffocating side of our adulthood. Letting ourselves all out and sinking into experiences has become a luxury. In the eyes of the world, if we go out and experience something new, it’s more of a luxury. And we can’t blame it, we let the society to think that way. Isn’t it too much? – I asked myself when my friend told me about this immersive art exhibition. The immersive art exhibition of Vincent Van Gogh’s work which…
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Solo Trip To Poomparai, Kodaikanal
There is this thought that was running in my head during the entire November – “2024 is almost here, and I feel like I haven’t gotten the most out of 2023 yet.” When I say I didn’t get most it’s not related to my accomplishment in terms of my career. It has always been an experience. It has always been how much unfathomable beauty of earth I have encountered, how much art I have witnessed, how many people I have met, and how many people’s lives I have touched. That is when I decided to go somewhere… Somewhere alone, somewhere…
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When love for pets ends up paving way for new career!
Life is full of surprises, and sometimes it makes you wonder if it is already planned by someone. Since I was a kid, I have always doubted that some crazy person scripting my life. As a brand officer of a pet care brand, my education or qualification doesn’t make any sense, so is my childhood dream. I never had control over my life for the past 26 years. What could I expect?! I have always wanted to write a book based on all the craziest things that happened to me. I am pretty sure that it sells like a cake.…
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Escapade to Ramnad & Rameshwaram
Life is unpredictable, like that annoying kid in your neighbourhood who always throws something at you when you least expect it. For me, every month and every day brings a new challenge. Some people say that whatever happens to you is your own doing, but I don’t agree with that. Our life is influenced by both internal and external factors. Sometimes, the decisions of others can affect us in ways we don’t even realize. That’s what happened to me when my colleague quit her job, leaving me alone in a group of three. That’s when I decided to take a…
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Anti-Mirror: Power Of Words & Action
By observing people, I realized how predictable humans are. The perk of being INFJ is that judging people at some point becomes a superpower without us realizing it. It used to be my curse because I was so not ready to use it. Or should I say, I underestimated my capabilities to judge people. I often confused my gut feeling with anxiety, ignored my warning signs, and ended up in many toxic friendships. But after embracing the power of judgment I could able to use it well to understand social cues and communication patterns among people when I finally set…
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Exploring Pattukkottai and Karaikudi: A Weekend Getaway in Tamil Nadu
Escape Plan Life as an adult can be hard unless and until we break the cycle with short trips. I am currently on probation period so sadly I can take only one leave per month at work. Still, I was persistent to escape somewhere. I felt like there was too much going on inside my head and I felt an urge to sort things out. So, I was going through some escape plans and that is when one of my Aunt’s homes in Pattukkottai popped on my head. I have never been to her home. So decided to drop by…
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Summer Strike – Series Review
I was so excited for Summer Strike the moment its promotion began on Instagram. And the excitement stayed with the same flair till the end. Summer Strike is a South Korean series aired in November 2022, with a comforting yet suspenseful plot line. The show, based on a webtoon written by Joo Young-hyun has just 12 episodes. Moreover, the the lead casting was done perfectly with Seolhyun as Yeo Reum and Yim Siwan as Dae Bum. Love, friendship, family and daily struggle are this series’s sole base. Watching this series will remind you how one should fall in love with…
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Reasons To Stay Alive – Book Review
It starts a bit pessimistic, with a man describing about his suicidal thoughts. As a person slowly figuring out how to live my own life, it did startle me. Every thought he put forward made me sink with worry for a person I have never met. To that extent, he has described the gruesome side of depression and anxiety through his personal experiences. But, yes it was just the beginning, as slowly page after page you could witness all the reasons to stay alive starts to unfold and gives hope for a better today. Depression and anxiety are highly misused…
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One Day Trip To Coimbatore
Hi everyone, it’s been a while. Sorry that I haven’t written anything much after the Ooty trip. It’s been pretty hectic here. Anyways, here I am to let you know about my one-day trip to Coimbatore. I have toured around Pollachi, Valparai and some part of Coimbatore District in the past, but it was long back. I guess I was doing my 8th Grade back then. I don’t even remember much about it. Apart from that, I have also been to Coimbatore when I went for my MBA Counselling with my dad and brother. But I didn’t get to tour…
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Underdogs Of Madras Networking Session: Experiences & Takeaways
Networking is more about farming than it is about hunting. – Ivan Misner (Founder & CVO of BNI) Networking is a term that we might have come across throughout our life but under different contexts. In business, it’s different. When you first enter the MBA classroom, you get a completely different intention behind networking and its usefulness. Networking sounds like a normal way of communicating and making friends. However, it is way different from this. It starts with having deep value and a goal behind it. Networking is simple for extroverts. It is terrifying for introverts when you step into…
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SIKKIM RED PANDA WINTER FESTIVAL: A Package Of Cultural Experience
The intrinsic value of a culture can be understood only if it is experienced. And cultural festivals always welcomes us with a red carpet to feel and become a part of a culture. Sikkim Red Panda Winter Festival is one such occasion that you should definitely know about. I got to know about it only while I was browsing for an assignment for my Event Management course in college. I felt extremely glad that I get to know about it, and it has an important place on my bucket list. The entire festival primarily focuses on showcasing the art and…
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Top 10 Things to Consider Before Buying a Laptop: A Comprehensive Guide
Whenever we plan to buy something new, it’s always a real pain. This is especially true if we have a budget. It is also difficult when we are not quite sure about what to look for in the product. The lesser you do research before buying a product, the riskier it will be. This is especially true when it comes to buying electronic gadgets like a laptop. The market value for laptops is highly competitive. There are many famous brands. They come with tons of models every year. Each model has added features. Every minute technology is upgrading and it…
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Happy World Tourism Day
The author, a tourism management graduate, expresses frustration over limited job prospects in Tamil Nadu’s tourism sector while cherishing travel’s meaningful experiences.
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UNESCO Heritage Sites of Tamil Nadu: Exploring the Rich History and Natural Beauty
Tamil Nadu, is one of the most prominent states in India, plus my home State, which also houses numerous remarkable history, architectural heritage, and natural heritage. Over time, most of its rich history got disappeared and manipulated, architectures got destroyed, and nature was encroached upon. Still, a vast number of destinations survived and are being sustained by State Government to some extent at present. And out of these, some sites have become United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) listed heritage sites and are directly under the supervision and it is to be noted that getting UNESCO recognition is…
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Yali In Gangaikonda Cholapuram Postcard
The author shares their recent visit to Gangaikonda Cholapuram, showcasing a postcard illustrating a vandalized Yali sculpture, with a blog post coming soon.
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Yali Postcard
Yali, a mythical creature resembling a dragon, is prominently featured in Tamil Nadu’s ancient temples. Inspired by a Yali statue from Padmanabhapuram Palace.
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The Legacy of Dr. Gunashekaran: A Tribute to a Compassionate Local Doctor
The post reflects on the invaluable role of local doctors in providing accessible healthcare, highlighting Dr. Gunashekaran’s compassionate service, affordability, and reliability. His passing leaves a significant void for many in the community.
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Step-by-Step Guide to Change Your Google Chrome Theme
It is a well-known fact that Google Chrome is the predominantly used web browser among more than 2.65 billion internet users worldwide, including you and me. That’s not just the end, remember that it is also that almost every single day more than 20 million people use Google on their everyday basis. It has inevitably integrated into our regular life. Having this sort of technological accessibility which you look into almost every single day, did you know that you could also customize your Google browser page theme on your Desktop/Laptop? If you take a moment and explore Google Chrome you…
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Fabelle Ganache Creamy Milk: A Premium Chocolate Experience
Chocolate, just saying those words itself brings a bit of a nostalgic joy out of nowhere even in a moment of misery. That’s what it was for me in the past. I still remember my mother telling me that she used to bribe me with a big dairy milk bar to make me go to school without crying. Just now that I think back, it feels like my brother and I lived our childhood relishing different chocolates indiscriminately. But over time, silently, my fondness for chocolate faded away. You should see the face of people when I say no to…
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Exploring Ooty: A Journey Through South Indian Hill Station
The journey to Ooty fulfilled a lifelong dream, but reality was different from imagination. Despite the urban presence, nature’s beauty and solace were found.
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Exploring Ooty’s Local Markets: A Culinary Journey
Exploring local markets is the key to understanding a destination’s culture. Visiting Tibetian and Ooty markets, trying local foods and specialties, and savoring chocolates and teas provides a real connection.
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Ooty to Coonoor Toy Train: A Scenic Journey
A dream come true – a picturesque toy train ride from Ooty to Coonoor. Despite some hiccups, the breathtaking scenery made it unforgettable.
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Ooty Boat House: A Festive Paradise with Scenic Views
Ooty Boat House is one of the liveliest places I have visited in Ooty. It feels more like a festival than a place. Whether you are planning to ride a boat or not, this place has more to do than just boating, and that’s what makes it a perfect hangout spot. The scenery is spot on, the water is not clearer in any way but the view is quite stunning. Feels like you are in a chaotic painting. I consider it a feel-good place. We didn’t exactly plan to go there, but we suddenly ended there because of terrible traffic.…
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Ooty Rose Garden: A Visual Delight
The Ooty Rose Garden is a captivating and well-maintained spot, boasting an array of vibrant roses. It’s an inspiration for creators and a must-visit hotspot in Ooty, best explored during summer. Entry fees are 40Rs for adults and 20Rs for children.
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Explore Ooty Botanical Garden: A Haven for Nature Enthusiasts
The Ooty Botanical Garden, established in 1897, spans 55 acres and offers a colorful floral paradise with diverse sections, historic buildings, and well-maintained lawns. Entry fee: ₹50/adult, ₹25/child.
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Marching Away From My 25th March
March, the month I love the most. The reason is quite simple, it’s the month that my mother gave birth to me. It’s the month I feel at home. It’s the month that made me cry a lot. It’s the month that made me who I am. It is also the month I reborn. It’s the month of spring. I turned 25 this year on March 18th. Since I was a kid, I have never dreamt of my future self. Strangely…? Nope. Naturally… Given what life put me through, I didn’t have time to dream about being an actual adult…
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Thriving
Life’s unpredictability fades as we grow. Tom Hanks’ words remind us that all feelings pass. Thriving means disregarding unnecessary emotions and embracing indifference, leading to better mental health and resilience.
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Poem: Back To My Shell
The author reflects on their return to poetry after a long absence, citing personal brokenness as the impetus. Themes of loneliness and introversion are likely explored.
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Ultimate Guide for Buying a Mattress & Duroflex review
A good mattress provides solace and comfort. Tips for buying: Measure bed size, choose right type, stay within budget, check warranty, buy from brand website, and read customer feedback. Duroflex is recommended.
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Pointers Before Buying A Bed Frame & Jeyachandran Furnitures Review
Here’s key advice: choose the right size, material, facilities, and research showrooms. Jeyachandran Furnitures impressed me the most.
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Art: A Way To Let Go Of All Your Complex Feelings
Art is for everyone, not just the talented or trained. It defies standards and rules, offering a liberating outlet for emotion. Embrace it for therapeutic expression.
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Unveiling Kanyakumari: A Tamil Nadu Gem | 2-Day 1 Night Itinerary
A passionate 2D 1N exploration of Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu’s iconic destination, enriched my soul and fueled my inspiration. Stunning sunrises, historic wonders, and local hospitality make it a must-visit.
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The Power Of WORDS
Words hold immense power as they shape our thoughts and experiences. Every word we speak carries energy and impacts our lives. By using positive affirmations and being mindful of our language, we can harness this power for positive change.
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Tuticorin Travel Guide: 5 Reasons Every Traveler Should Visit
Tuticorin, or Thoothukudi, is a historically rich place with vibrant culture and warm hospitality. It offers nature’s beauty, delicious food, and serves as a gateway to southern Tamil Nadu. With its unique charm, it’s a must-visit for travelers.
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8 Ways To Bring Out The Responsible Traveller Inside You
The responsible traveler, or conscious traveler, is mindful of their impact on the environment and local communities. They make intentional choices to minimize negative effects and foster a positive influence among their peers. It’s essential to support local products, minimize waste, and respect local culture while choosing eco-friendly transportation and accommodations. Furthermore, it’s important to inspire others to become responsible travelers.
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Unveiling the Spiritual Essence of Tiruvannamalai: A Reflective Journey
The content details a spiritual journey to Tiruvannamalai, emphasizing the author’s unique spiritual perspective and experiences with the pilgrimage. It touches on the chaos of travel, the scenic route, the power of community, and reflections on post-Covid realities.
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Discovering Chennai Through the Chennai Metro Rail (CMRL): A Solivagant’s Journey
The post discusses two types of public transport enthusiasts: train and bus devotees. The writer shares their love for Chennai Metro Rail and the experiences and lessons learned from traveling alone.
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Travelling Virtually Around Pacific Asia Like…(Dream To Travel Virtual Event)
The writer shares their experience of virtual travel events organized by PATA, expressing excitement and learning from sessions on Thailand and Bhutan. They emphasize the impact of COVID-19 on the tourism sector and encourage support for it in the future.
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VGP Marine Kingdom: A Fascinating Underwater Experience in Chennai
VGP Marine Kingdom in Chennai offers a therapeutic and refreshing escape, showcasing vibrant marine life and unique attractions. Be sure to visit for an unforgettable journey into the deep blue.
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Unforgettable Darjeeling Trip: A Magical Journey of Discovery
If you’re planning a trip from Chennai to Darjeeling, I’ve got you covered! The journey from Sikkim to Darjeeling is beyond words, and the sunrise at Tiger Hill is absolutely magical. Don’t miss the simple joys like sipping on Darjeeling tea and visiting local markets.
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A Solivagant’s Friend: Books
A solitary traveler always carries a book, finding comfort and companionship in literature. The Chennai Book Fair holds a special place, shaping the writer’s worldview and providing solace during difficult times.
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Purposeful travel is a lesson
We are really close to saying goodbye to 2019, and still, I had a regret that I have attended only one volunteer work. Smh. And then, a friend, who I made while volunteering for a marathon run posted an “A planting event”. It’s not a typical NGO event though. My classes for this semester just ended, and my study holidays just began, I thought as “ah, what a nice way to study through travel.” Do you know how a solivagant is born? There are many ways. I’ll let you know one way on how a solivagant is “forced” to be…
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A basic travel opens door to meet good people
Train travel has always been comforting for me, stemming from my dad’s early train trips with me and his work in the railways. Meeting different people – from school kids to retirees – has always made my journeys eventful.
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