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Fresh travel plans sometimes spark energy and hope as new paths open before travel enthusiasts. Smart travel gear holds real value because each item solves problems and reduces wasteful weight. However, a proper plan shapes a smooth trip and gives calm support for every step ahead. Safe travel feels more natural when simple habits guide […]

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From the depths of my heart arises a wish, serene yet powerful — the longing to see the whole of Bharat, the sacred land where the Divine has walked in countless forms. It is not merely a tourist’s desire to see new places, but a pilgrim’s yearning to behold the living body of Mother India or Bharat […]

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Rajnagar located close to Madhubani in Mithila Bihar is one of the erstwhile royal cities of the region. It had a short life due to a massive earthquake that hit this region in 1934. I walked through this ruined city and discovered its grandeur and spirituality. History of Rajnagar Rajnagar was built by Rameshwar Singh, […]

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There’s something sacred about waking up in the Himalayas. It’s not just the altitude, the crisp air, or the golden glow pouring over the snow-clad peaks. It’s the feeling that you’ve left behind everything unnecessary. That you’re standing at the edge of the world with nothing but the essentials: breath, mountains, and stories waiting to […]

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Dholavira had been on my wish list for a long time. Since childhood, visiting the Indus Valley sites of Harappa and Mohenjo-daro was a dream. Due to political realities of our times, it is still a dream. However, thanks to recent archaeological discoveries, I was fortunate enough to visit Lothal and Rupnagar a few years […]

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