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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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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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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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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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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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 […]
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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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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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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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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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Savoring Heavenly Bengali Sweets in Kolkata and Chennai
The author’s deep love for Rasmalai began in childhood and deepened during a trip to Kolkata, where they discovered Bhikharam Chandmal. Their quest for Bengali sweets continued in Chennai at Shree Mithai.
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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 […]
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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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The Start
“You must go on adventures to find out where you belong.” — Sue Fitzmaurice I’ve been dreaming of starting a blog right from the day I’ve stepped into my class during my Undergraduate program – English literature. But, at that point, I didn’t have the luxury or time to spend for something other than studying […]