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Finally, wrapping up my last blog for this competition with a journey filled with everlasting memories. Here's a meticulously planned two-day itinerary for a visit to Theni . 🌄. How to reach ? While Theni may not be an off-the-beaten-path destination, it's easily accessible by train from Chennai. However, securing confirmed tickets can be challenging due to the limited number of direct trains. Alternatively, you can opt to travel to Madurai and then catch a bus to Theni. Private bus services are also available for booking, offering flexibility in transportation options. Packing Tips : There isn't much specific to mention for packing tips, but one thing to remember is to pack extra towels and dry-fit clothes. This is especially important as you'll be indulging in falls baths during the itinerary. Let's start !!! If you're planning a trip to Theni, I highly recommend it, especially for the breathtaking natural beauty that unfolds after crossing Madurai. As the tr

 In an era where our urge to travel is fueled by wanderlust and travel dreams, knowing how to find the best deals on flight tickets has become a highly sought-after skill among savvy travelers. Regardless of whether you’re budget-conscious or a frequent flyer, there are several tips and tricks to score cheap and affordable flights. Enter Incognito Mode : By now, you may have observed that after you are done searching a couple of times on your web browser, the price of a plane ticket changes. Do note that this is due to cookies in your web browser. When you search, flight prices fluctuate and increase in response to repeated searches for a specific route to trick you into purchasing tickets as soon as possible. To avoid falling victim to such traps, always use the incognito mode when searching flights to see the lowest prices. Clear The Cookies : As mentioned before, flight ticket prices vary according to the cookies stored on your web browser. Travel search engines and flight booking w

Nestled along the Coromandel Coast of the Bay of Bengal, Chennai, often hailed as the 'Gateway to South India. Let me introduce you to some unknown facts about Chennai over here. Let's go!!! Chennai is the second oldest corporation in the world after London. It was started in 1687. SIPCOT IT Park (Siruseri) is the Asia's largest IT Park. Kathipara flyover in Guindy is the largest Clover leaf shaped flyover in Asia. It is in 31st Largest metropolitan city in the world and fourth most populous metropolitan city in India. Higginbothams book shop on Mount Road is the first and oldest existing book shop in India which was started in 1844. YMCA college is the Asia's first college for Physical Education and it was established in 1920. Chennai is the only city in South Asia and India to figure in the " 52 places to go around the world " by The New York Times. St. Mary's Church inside Fort St. George is the oldest Anglican church in India and the oldest Briti

Ta-da! Here comes the most lip-smacking blog of mine. Here are some varieties of biryanis available in Chennai from different unique restaurants. Gilli Biryani - One of the costliest biryanis in Chennai. Anise is the all-day diner at Taj Coromandel , Chennai, from where it originated. The price is INR 1,350 + taxes throughout Chennai. Amburcanteen - Made by chef mohideen , this Muslim style biryani from small town Ambur in Tamil Nadu is known for its unique flavour of marinated meat in yoghurt, red chilli paste and traditional spices 😋 Also try chawal ki Roti with kheema when you are here or Kheema paan cake :)  TNAGAR |  https://maps.app.goo.gl/SL8bjHSEr4f3bsXf6 Dinewithmustard - This indo French pretty place in #nungambakkam serves Kolkata style biryani which is very mildly spiced with saffron and sweet ittar. The hallmark is the egg and potato . This is not your typical biryani so if you like spicy food you may not like this. It’s more sweeter :)  📍 Pharoshotels | Sterling Road

We should all accept the fact that social media has changed the way we travel. While scrolling through some uninspiring reels and blogs about Kodaikanal and Poombarai, I stumbled upon an unheard-of place called Vellagavi . Despite having no prior knowledge about this location, an unavoidable urge drove me to include it in my upcoming travel plans. In today's era, travel is often driven by a desire to discover unique, unexplored destinations, with the goal of being among the first to experience them. However, as this trend gains momentum, it is crucial to consider its impact on the socio-economic fabric of these emerging tourism hotspots. Sharing my experiences and exposing such places, like Vellagavi, may alter the essence of the location and its people. Exploring new destinations and experiences is wonderful, but responsible and considerate travel choices are essential. Allow me to introduce Vellagavi, a small and enchanting village in Kodaikanal. This remote village is not connec

Hello everyone! After a month of procrastination, I am thrilled to finally share my incredible experience of a 4-night/5-day trip to the five Kumaon regions of Uttarakhand. Packing Tips: Thermals (top and bottom, not compulsory but recommended). Gloves (essential for roaming around places after 6 PM). Trekking/Boots/Normal Waterproof shoes (important for walking in slippery or tough terrains). Woolen socks and beanies are compulsory. Winter jacket (one that can withstand temperatures below 10°C). Scarf and mufflers are optional based on your resistance to cold. Small shoulder bag for carrying essentials during sightseeing. Handkerchiefs, tissues, and Zandu Balm/Axe Oil will be helpful if you catch a cold. Carry tablets for fever and cold. Since it was my first time visiting cold regions like this, I bought everything new from Decathlon (Perungudi) and Travellers Empire (Thoraipakkam). https://maps.app.goo.gl/XR7FgXaYPjWKM57G8 - Decathlon https://maps.app.goo.gl/s15qJ4oWtyCJ3Ku49 - Tr