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Hellbrunn Palace – A Spectacular Delight

January 26, 2023Posted in Austria, TravelTagged Architecture, Austria, Culture, Europe, Europe Trip, European Architecture, Heritage, Indian Blogger, Photography, Salzburg, Schloss Hellbrunn & Trick Fountains, Travel Blogger, Travel Blogging, Travel Photography, Travel WriterLeave a comment

If you’re visiting Salzburg, don’t miss out on the chance to visit Hellbrunn Palace & Trick Fountains. The massive palace was built by Prince-Archbishop Markus Sittikus von Hohenems in 1613-19.
Situated in the South of Salzburg, this spectacular palace was only meant for use as a day residence in summer, as the Archbishop usually returned to Salzburg in the evening. The permanent interactive exhibition “GrandDelight – The unexpected world of Markus Sittikus” depicts numerous aspects of the castle and its history, which one can enjoy through an audio guide. One of the major attractions of this Palace is Trick Fountains, which consist of several water automats, grottos, and fountains. The main objective of Sittikus was to entertain his guests through these Fountains. One can enjoy the Fountains thoroughly with the help of an audio guide. I used a ‘Hop-On, Hop-Off’ bus from the city’s downtown to reach this place.

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Get Paid To Travel The World

October 29, 2022Posted in Competition, Food, TravelTagged Culture, Food, Foodie, Free Trip, Hotel Industry, How To Win Travel Competition, Lifetime Opportunity, Planet Earth, Ramada, Ramada By Wyndham, Travel Competition, Travel Contest, Travel GiveawayLeave a comment

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Ramada by Wyndham is launching a global search to send one qualified foodie on an adventure of a lifetime. Our Chief Eats Officer (“CEO”) will travel across the globe with Ramada, exploring the intersection of food and culture while uncovering top culinary delights along the way. Best of all, the gig comes with a USD10,000 payday and bragging rights for having the most mouthwatering job.

If you’re a food-obsessed, social media–savvy adventure-seeker open to new global experiences, we invite you to apply to be our new “CEO.”

Citizens of the following countries can participate in the contest.

Argentina, Australia, Canada (excluding Quebec), Germany, India, Mexico, New Zealand, Thailand, Turkey, the United Kingdom, or the 50 United States or the District of Columbia.

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Win A Trip To Korea

September 3, 2020May 5, 2021Posted in Competition, India, Photography, TravelTagged Blogger, Culture, India, Influencer, Korea, Korean Embassy, Photo Contest, photographer, Photography, Tourism, Travel, Travel Competition, Travel Contest, Travel GiveawayLeave a comment

Hello guys !

I am back with a fantastic travel giveaway exclusively for Indian citizens.

You can win a lots of prizes, including a free trip to Korea, courtesy the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in New Delhi.

Just submit photographs/videos related to K-Culture, K-Travel, K-Food, Taekowondo, Korean friends, K-Pop, Korean Language, etc.

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Vibrant Penang – Part 1

February 20, 2020May 5, 2021Posted in Malaysia, Photography, TravelTagged Asia, Culture, George Town, Google India, Graffiti, Malaysia, Penang, Street Art, Street Photography, Travel photographer, Travel Photography, Truly Asia, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Visit Malaysia4 Comments

Penang Island’s George Town is probably the most vibrant city of Malayisa. A trip to Malaysia is incomplete without a visit to George Town. This capital city is home to hundreds of cute cafes, bars and restaurants. Famous for its unique street food, George Town has been inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And this is where you will find a lot of graffiti and murals, which lure thousands of travelers to this city. And to be honest, I explored the city randomly. Beer and street food made the trip memorable. Have you been to this part of Malaysia ?

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Few Hours At Pashupatinath Temple

February 12, 2019February 12, 2019Posted in Nepal, Photography, TravelTagged Art, Asia, Backpacking, Beauty, Blogger, Blogging, Culture, Heritage, Life, Nepal, Pashupatinath Temple, Solo Travel, Temple, Travel Photography, Visit Nepal3 Comments

It is said that Nepal’s history and culture lie in its temples. So when I was in Nepal, a visit to Pausnpatinath temple was on top of my list.
Dating back to the 5th century, Pausnpatinath temple is the oldest Hindu temple in the country and is an UNESCO heritage site. Nepal’s national deity – Lord Pashupatinath or Lord Shiva – is worshiped here. Located on the banks of Bagmati river in the eastern part of Kathmandu city, this temple is considered to be a masterpiece of Hindu architecture.
I hired a taxi from Thamel and it took me not more than 10 minutes to reach this iconic temple. The entire temple is beautifully carved with wooden rafters and its roofs are made up of gold and copper plating. I would have loved to scan each and every detail minutely but there was some festival going on. The temple was full of colorful devotees and a lot of rituals were being performed. It was perhaps not the best day to see the majestic grandeur of this temple, but it still was a wonderful experience!

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Few Hours At Patan Durbar Square

November 28, 2018November 28, 2018Posted in Photography, TravelTagged Art, Asia, Backpacking, Blogger, Blogging, Culture, Heritage, Nepal, Passion, photographer, Photography, Solo Travel, Travel, Visit Nepal, Wordpress, World3 Comments

Kathmandu Valley’s famous Patan durbar square, which was severely damaged by the deadly earthquake in 2015, is a must see place if you are in the city of Lalitpur.
Located at the center of the city, the square is home to a number of beautiful temples and idols that are guaranteed to turn you into cultural lovers.
Some of the important temples are Krishna Mandir, Bhimsen Temple and Vishwanath Temple. Thanks to its stunning architecture, this place is frequented by tourists and locals alike. No wonder, it is one of the UNESCO world Heritage Sites along with two other darbars – Kathmandu Durbar Square and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. The whole area is filled with colorful cafes, numerous art galleries and guest houses. I spent few hours there, gazing aimlessly at the abundant beauty of the place.

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Indonesia’s Famous Caci Dance

February 17, 2017February 17, 2017Posted in Indonesia, Photography, TravelTagged Art, Asia, Caci Dance, Canon India, Culture, Dance, Flores Island, Indian Blogger, Indonesia, Indonesia Travel, Indonesian Tourism, OM Tourism, Travel Blogger, Travel Photography5 Comments

What comes to your mind when you think of Indonesia? Pristine beaches and crystal clear water? Well Indonesia is not all about awesome beaches, its rich tradition and culture make it even more alluring to travelers.

So let me introduce you Indonesia’s traditional caci dance, a ritual whip fight, which exists among the Manggarai people.

The dance performance is carried out by two male fighters, one of them come from another village to participate in the fight. Armed with whip, shield, masks, and sticks, these fighters show their skill amidst shouting from spectators, who encourage them to show more lively performance.