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Turkey – 8 Days in Turkey
Scenic hot air balloon rides, ruins of ancient empires, pristine beaches, and spectacular places to shop are just some reasons why everyone should visit Turkey at least once. Turkey is rich in history, tradition, and adventurous spots, and a perfect place to spend your vacation. Its transcontinental city, Istanbul, bridges Europe and Asia. Planning a… Continue reading
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Egypt – 8 Days in Egypt
The land of pharaohs, the home to the Pyramid of Giza, and several historical sites, Egypt is a treat for both the eyes and the brain. For a country so steeped in timelessness and ethereal beauty, planning a trip can take up a lot of time. After all, there is so much to see in… Continue reading
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Egypt – White Desert Blog
When you hear about Egypt, the first thing that comes to the mind is The Great Pyramid of Giza and sure, it’s gorgeous. But do you know what else is breathtaking? Its the world-famous White Desert of Egypt! Located at about five hours’ drive away from Cairo, the White Desert looks otherworldly, resembling an extra-terrestrial… Continue reading
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What’s The Best Time to Visit Turkey?
Turkey is a country with a rich history that offers something for everyone. Known as the gateway between the east and the west, Turkey has been witness to almost every civilization that has existed on earth to date. This cultural value is prominently displayed in its architecture, culture, and people, making it a prime holiday… Continue reading
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Lost in the Streets of Venice
Do you know daytime population of Venice is double of it’s night-time population. 🙂 Probably, this must be the only place in the world like this. And looking at the pictures, you would know why is it so. Venice is a beautiful amalgamation of hundreds of small mini-islands which are connected only by small canals.… Continue reading
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Building Bridges Through Travel
If we wish to see a world without borders 50 years from now, we must start building bridges between people living across them today. Continue reading
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Confessions of A Millennial Traveler
Is the desire for travel slowly moving towards materialistic consumption? What does this mean for Millennial Travel market? (Disclaimer: This article is a mixture of my personal experience as a traveler and travel marketer coupled with empirical research studies by others.) Recently, while doing ground research for our new travel startup Travel LYKKE, we decided to… Continue reading
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Discovering The Egyptian White Desert
After 6 hours of treacherous ride, we reached Baherya Oasis. It was hard to imagine a small village with green farms and animals could exist, so deep inside the desert. There is no sign of water, vegetation or any humans for hundreds of kilometers. Continue reading
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A World of Colors & Mesmerizing Beauty – Capri Island
The moment I saw a glimpse of Capri I felt as if I had landed in the world of Liliput (Gulliver’s Travels). The roads were as small as if made for toy cars, the water was no less than a layer of sparkling diamonds, the trees reminded me of the bright green color I used… Continue reading
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2000 Year Old Tale Demystified!!
Have you ever heard of a place 2 millennium old and yet preserved as if designed just a century ago? If not, this will be an interesting read for you. Continue reading
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