Everyone loves a smiling face. But isn't it too much to expect people to smile and label them as rude if they don't? Here's how two similar incidents led me to rethink about smile.
During an unexpected visit to a daycare centre for children with special needs in Pushkar, I experienced and understood love in its purest form.
Is there really anything like the perfect life? Or is it just a myth? Based on my life experiences and observations, these are my views about the myth of the perfect life.
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On my first day in Malacca, the street food of Jonker Walk didn't catch my attention. Probably because some nice home-cooked dinner was waiting for me in Kampung Ketek - just a few steps ahead.
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We were from different places, cultures, and backgrounds. We didn't speak the same language. But we decided to go on a dinner date at a Japanese restaurant in Bangkok.
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Solo travel is fun. But sometimes you meet someone special along the way and your solo travel starts being much more fun. Here's a story about one such person I met in Bangkok.
For the first time during my travels, I felt lonely. Spending a day at Memorial Chorten in Thimphu, Bhutan taught me a thing or two about happiness and changed the way I looked at my life.
Should you spend your $1000 to buy a new phone for material happiness or to collect an experience of a lifetime? Here's my take on the subject.
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From the moment I arrived in Paro, I enjoyed great hospitality of Bhutanese people. Here's my first experience with Bhutanese hospitality.
