shubhammansingka

Shrugged off asthma to travel. On a mission to see ‘the goodness of strangers’. Normally found solo hitchhiking in the Indian Himalaya. Interested in photography, food, culture & people. Also an Economics & Finance major. I have just quit my family business and wish to slow travel across India and then the rest of the world.

Sea Breeze to Mountain Air: The Chennai to Coimbatore Bus Journey

Chennai has its own rhythm. There is coastal warmth, busy roads, filter coffee, temple sounds, and that familiar city rush. Coimbatore feels different, with quieter streets, softer air, and the Western Ghats nearby.  The Chennai to Coimbatore bus journey connects these two moods beautifully. It gives travellers time to move from sea breeze to mountain […]

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Why Luxury Villas Have Become the Preferred Way to Experience Lonavala

Lonavala weekends used to follow a familiar pattern. A quick drive from Mumbai or Pune. A few viewpoint stops. Maybe some roadside chai during the monsoon. Then back home before traffic built up again. Now, the destination feels different. Travellers are spending more time here instead of treating it like a short stopover trip. Weekends

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Why Every Traveler Needs Antivirus Protection and How to Try One for Free Before Your Next Trip

You’ve packed your rucksack or charged your camera batteries and screenshotted the hostel address. You’ve planned for delayed trains or altitude sickness and that one guesthouse with no hot water. But somewhere in all that planning most travelers skip one thing completely protecting the devices they carry everywhere. I learned this the hard way a

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Staying Connected While Traveling Abroad

https://www.shutterstock.com/ru/image-photo/young-woman-her-luggage-international-airport-1572052342 I used to think I had travel mostly figured out. Pack light, keep plans flexible, don’t overthink things. That approach worked for years, at least for the kind of trips where getting lost was part of the experience. But somewhere along the way, without really noticing when it happened, one thing started to matter

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The Roof of the World : My Spiritual Odyssey to Mount Kailash via the Lhasa Route

The Roof of the World: My Spiritual Odyssey to Mount Kailash via the Lhasa Route There are journeys that you plan, and then there are journeys that claim you. Foryears, Mount Kailash was a spectral presence in my peripheral vision—a jagged,snow-dusted pyramid standing at the center of the universe, whispered about bypilgrims and feared by

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Practical Tips for Planning a Long-Haul Flight With an Infant

As you gear up for that long-haul flight with your little one, a mix of excitement and nerves washes over you. According to Mayo Clinic, air travel is generally safe for most healthy, full-term infants after their first few weeks. However, experts recommend avoiding flights during the first seven days after a baby is born.

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