It’s been two and half years since my Son was born. And he has been nothing but a great sport when it comes to traveling, camping or hiking. Should I attribute that to all my hiking while pregnant ?! When he was two, he hiked up some steep hills in Bhutan at an altitude. Walked …
This is a continuation to the first article on how much it actually costs to travel around the world for one year and how to save money for it. If you have come to this article directly, do take a few minutes to read the first article. There are some really effective tips on …
Read moreTactics to Get Free or Cheap Flights and Accommodations That Work.
As I am penning this article on how much it costs to travel the world for one year, I am looking back at some of my past long travels with fulfilling experiences and how I was fortunate enough to support myself financially. And it wasn’t easy. It was a lot of trial and errors. So, …
Read moreCost to Travel the World for One Year & Practical Ways to Save Money.
This is part one of the series of posts that are coming up over the next couple of weeks, on how to start a blog. This series intended to help newbies to get comfortable with the idea of blogging. I will cover topics ranging from why blog, what to blog about and how to …
No of days: 26 days ( ABC alone can be done in 8-9 days) Maximum Elevation: 5416m Best Months: March, April, May, September, October, November. We hiked in September. Start From: Kathmandu End at: Pokhara No. of hours of walking: At a moderate pace anywhere from 5-8 hours. Mount Annapurna is the 10th highest peak …
Read moreAnnapurna Circuit + Annapurna Basecamp (ABC), Nepal
Ever been on a long trip away from home and craved for the comfort food that you are used to. Dehydrating Indian food has saved us tremendously from mom’s food cravings, especially on backpacking trips and long international trips. This is another way, we save money when we travel to expensive countries. Most Indian food, …
Read moreDehydrated Indian food on the trail – Dhal Rice Recipe
I recently posted pictures of the homemade soap I whipped together with the help of few friends, on facebook. Since several of you asked for the recipe, I figured it would make a good blog post. Here is my recipe: One portion of Lye 2 portions of tap water 8 portions of oil 1 spoon of turmeric …
Patagonia packing list for Trekking and Camping is from our personal experience in Torres Del Paine National Park, Chile, doing the O circuit and W Trek, independently without a tour guide and self catering. However, the list can also be used for rest of the Patagonia. Don’t take “packing-light” easily. Try to reduce the weight …
I have been receiving lot of questions on how to plan a “National Parks” trip in the US. I figured I will write a post to answer some of the questions. Why National Parks ? What kind of a question is this ?! Aren’t they the best part of visiting this country ? With 59 …
I didn’t know everything on day-one. I have made all travel mistakes before I figured out the style, budget and type that works well for me. Here are some tips from my experience. ** Stay at hostels or home-stays: Reasons for choosing hostels : – If I travel alone and unsure about the place I …