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June 23, 2022October 8, 2022Posted in Goa, India, Photography, TravelTagged Beer, Blogging, Color, Goa, Incredible India, India, Indian Blogger, Indian Travel Blogger, Joseph Bar, photographer, Photography, Streets Of Goa, Travel, Travel Blog, Travel BloggerLeave a comment

Lots of people suggested me to visit Panjim’s Joseph Bar. It was early morning and the staff was not interested in me. They might have figured out this guy won’t spend much here. And I too realized this is not my kind of place. So I ordered a beer, finished it quickly and left the place after clicking few images. The interior part of the bar was very impressive. Soon I reached a hole-in-the-mole bar (since 1976). Ordered a beer and started conversation with the owner of the bar. When I asked him why people recommended Joseph Bar ? He just smiled. He told me It is crazy. All most all the tourists spend money there. Don’t we have a right to survive, he asked me ? My answer was – of course, yes, that’s why I am here. Ordered another beer with some snack. After spending around one hour I left for my room.

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Hua Hin’s Splendid Klai Kangwon Palace

February 4, 2020May 5, 2021Posted in Photography, Thailand, TravelTagged Architecture, Asia, Backpacker, Blogging, Color, Design, Hua Hin, Klai Kangwon Palace, Palace, photographer, Solo Traveler, Thailand, Travel Blogger, Travel Photography, Visit Thailand2 Comments

Klai Kangwon Palace is one of Hua Hin’s popular tourists spots. It used to be a primary summer royal residence of King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) of Thailand.

in 1926, the construction of the massive compound was commissioned by King Prajadhipok (Rama VII). Finally it was completed in 1933. Surrounded by sea, Klai Kangwon has become a major attraction for foreign tourists.

The palace has many colorful and buildings with peaceful and picturesque surroundings. After negotiating with the driver, I hired a tuk tuk from downtown of Hua Hin and reached the place in around 40 minutes. As it was rainy season, I was completely drenched but it was full of fun and excitement.

Surrounded by sea, one can find peace and serenity in this palace. If you are in Hua Hin, do not forget to include this in your itinerary.

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Hua Hin’s Popular Railway Station

April 1, 2019Posted in Photography, Thailand, TravelTagged Amazing Thailand, Backpacker, Backpacking, Blogger, Canon, Color, Hua Hin, Journey, Life, Photography, South Asia, Thailand, Travel Blog, Travel photographer, Travel Photography, Vacation3 Comments

One of Hua Hin’s popular tourist spots is Hua Hin railway station – perhaps one of the prettiest train stations I have ever seen in my life. This instagram-worthy station was built in 1910.

In 1926, it was again rebuilt by Prince Purachatra Jayakara.

Located on the Western end of Damnernkasem Road, this station attracts hundreds of tourists everyday. Brightly painted wooden buildings are some of the highlights of the station. One can also enjoy a train ride from Hua Hin to Bangkok. And the four hour journey will not disappoint you. So next time when you are in Hua Hin, make sure you visit this vibrant station.

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Why Ubud ?

August 6, 2016Posted in Photography, TravelTagged Bali, Color, Green, Indian Travelblog, Indonesia, Indonesia Travel, Indonesian Tourism, Nature, Travel Blog, Travel Blogger, Ubud, Wordpress11 Comments

While Bali is famous for glitz, glamor and edgy nightlife, Ubud draws tourists from all over the world because of its serene greenery, plenty of yoga institutions and temples.

Compact in size, Ubud is a perfect place to spend some quality, peaceful and relaxed time. I spent just a few hours there, but it was enough for this small town to impress me.

Considered by many as the cultural hub of Bali, Ubud’s lush paddy fields impressed me the most. Ubud has become very popular among the tourists in the recent past. People from all genre come to this place in quest of tranquility, which this town provides happily. It has become a laid back cosmopolitan community over the past few years.

One can spot a lot of chic boutiques, restaurants and cafes while strolling around the town. If you are fond of yoga and meditation, then this place is worth visiting.

How to reach Ubud: Ubud is 14km drive from Bali. Once you arrive at Denpser airport, you can find lots of taxis. Make sure to bargain before stepping into the taxi. If you are a budget traveller, you can reach Ubud by shuttle bus, which you can find outside the airport. Alternatively, your hotel can arrange a taxi for you.

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