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Latest Travels

5 Unintentional Discoveries in Kutch

by Ankita Bhatia

At one point in my life, I loved planning my trips to a T, but I have come to realise that a strict itinerary leaves very little room for spontaneity. There have been times when I have come back home feeling underwhelmed with my travels, largely due to excessive research and having a feeling of “seen it before”. So, sometime last year, I decided...

October 1, 2018
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Gujarat, India

The Artists of Kutch

by Ankita Bhatia

After the spectacular Rann of Kutch, the agenda was to station ourselves in Bhuj over a couple of days, explore the town as well as the artistic villages of Kutch. Our first stop was Nirona, made famous by PM Modi after he gifted a Rogan art painting created in this village, to then President Barrack Obama during his US visit in 2014. As we...

September 15, 2018
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Gujarat, India

Setting foot on the Great Rann of Kutch

by Ankita Bhatia

I looked outside the aircraft window, feeling optimistic and excited about the next few days. There were many things that still remained unfigured on my itinerary, but information online wasn’t extensive, and I had been too tied up this time to plan better. What resulted was an itinerary that left a lot of room for spontaneity, but I had a good feeling that it...

August 19, 2018
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Asia, Gujarat, India

Living the slow life in Ubud, Bali

by Ankita Bhatia

Experiencing a new place is as much about you, your mindset, your choices, your likes or dislikes as that point in time. For me, Ubud was a trip like that. I was weary from work and travels, and wanted nothing more than to take things slow, eat well, sleep and not do much else. And Ubud is perfect for that. It’s leisurely, staying in...

July 8, 2018
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Asia, Indonesia, South East Asia

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Conquering 21.097 kms with this sweet dance of victory. ~ Many times it’s easier not to try something and avoid the risk of failure. Running for me has always been like that. Neither did it come naturally nor am I the best at it. For the longest time I wanted to run but avoided putting myself out there because I felt I wasn’t fast enough(I still am not). And a half marathon seemed a crazy idea. This race was me proving to myself that I could do it, that I could push my limits. Hard work is essential. Perseverance is necessary. Encouragement helps. After that it’s a mental battle. Of you and the distance, the pain it inflicts, the joy it gives. Completed my first half marathon today and I feel like I have done myself proud. There is truth in the fact that How far you have come, how far you will go is all but dependent on the limitations of your own mind. #adhm #adhm2018 #running #marathon #halfmarathon #delhi #loverunning #pride #mindovermatter #painistemporary #prideforever
While I love home cooked meals over anything else, yesterday was a night of indulgence at Carnatic Cafe. Loved loved loved the Malleshwaram Dosa(it was lethal with all that butter) and the Menasu Anna(pepper rice). Over time, I have come to enjoy a good wholesome meal in a relaxed setting while eating out. With the right company and conversation, comfy clothes that can survive all that food. Basically genuine great quality food that’s worth putting in your body, never mind the frills or lack of it 😁. (P.S. age may have something to do with it but totally over the “hip” delhi scene out☺️) #eatingout #oldsoul #carnaticcafe #southindianfood #foodie #nomnom #foodiegram #eatingout #lovefood #gurgaon #indianfood #yummy #dosa #lovedosa #eatout #foodieforlife
Something special about a first! 10k @pinkathonindia Now enjoying the sweet post run pains with a glass of wine ☺️. #10k #running #pinkathon #delhi #run
Copper bell house at Nirona Village, Kutch, Gujarat #rannofkutch #kutch #gujarat #nirona #copperbell #art #india #handcrafted #nironavillage #incredibleindia #artisans #handmade #shotinindia

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Asia, Food, Hong Kong

A Guide to Enjoying a Dim Sum meal in Hong Kong like a Pro

A first time experience at an authentic Dim Sum restaurant can be an overwhelming one. This guide will help you navigate the ritual of enjoying a Dim Sim meal...

October 1, 2017
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Food, Living in Amsterdam, Relaxation

A Little Something called Summer Picnics

If you read my blog you would know that I love food. And open spaces. And sunny days. So when I got to know about the food truck festival...

September 20, 2015
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Asia, Cambodia, Food, South East Asia

The best eats in Cambodia that you just cannot miss!

Cambodia is a food lover’s paradise, and no matter what part of the country you are in, there is always that café around the corner, that stall on the...

February 17, 2015
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Asia, Dessert, Europe, Food, History, Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey, Turkey

My top 9 Istanbul take-aways

Istanbul is such an eclectic mix of the east and west, the old and new, the traditional and modern, that it will amaze you that something like this can...

July 30, 2014
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Dessert, Food, India, Jaipur, Relaxation

Tapri~The Tea House, Jaipur

Till recently, there were hardly any cafes in any part of our country, with the eternal chai as the focal point, except of course, the unassuming roadside “cutting chai...

March 4, 2014
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Conquering 21.097 kms with this sweet dance of victory. ~ Many times it’s easier not to try something and avoid the risk of failure. Running for me has always been like that. Neither did it come naturally nor am I the best at it. For the longest time I wanted to run but avoided putting myself out there because I felt I wasn’t fast enough(I still am not). And a half marathon seemed a crazy idea. This race was me proving to myself that I could do it, that I could push my limits. Hard work is essential. Perseverance is necessary. Encouragement helps. After that it’s a mental battle. Of you and the distance, the pain it inflicts, the joy it gives. Completed my first half marathon today and I feel like I have done myself proud. There is truth in the fact that How far you have come, how far you will go is all but dependent on the limitations of your own mind. #adhm #adhm2018 #running #marathon #halfmarathon #delhi #loverunning #pride #mindovermatter #painistemporary #prideforever
While I love home cooked meals over anything else, yesterday was a night of indulgence at Carnatic Cafe. Loved loved loved the Malleshwaram Dosa(it was lethal with all that butter) and the Menasu Anna(pepper rice). Over time, I have come to enjoy a good wholesome meal in a relaxed setting while eating out. With the right company and conversation, comfy clothes that can survive all that food. Basically genuine great quality food that’s worth putting in your body, never mind the frills or lack of it 😁. (P.S. age may have something to do with it but totally over the “hip” delhi scene out☺️) #eatingout #oldsoul #carnaticcafe #southindianfood #foodie #nomnom #foodiegram #eatingout #lovefood #gurgaon #indianfood #yummy #dosa #lovedosa #eatout #foodieforlife
Something special about a first! 10k @pinkathonindia Now enjoying the sweet post run pains with a glass of wine ☺️. #10k #running #pinkathon #delhi #run
Copper bell house at Nirona Village, Kutch, Gujarat #rannofkutch #kutch #gujarat #nirona #copperbell #art #india #handcrafted #nironavillage #incredibleindia #artisans #handmade #shotinindia
Had been craving something sweet but wanted a healthier dessert that I can eat a decent portion size of, without guilt. This coconut milk chia seed and mango pudding is a perfect fit. And really quick and easy to make - * Add chia seeds to a bowl, maple syrup to taste, cinnamon powder and coconut milk(enough to soak the seeds completely) * Refrigerate for atleast 2 hours(I just left it in the fridge overnight) * The mixture will set when you take it out. Chop some mangoes and arrange the mixture and mangoes in layers THAT’S IT 🥄 Super simple and so yummy! #mango #desserts #foodie #sweets #sweettreats #homemade #yummy #healthyfood #vegan #mangococonut #mangococonutchiapudding #pudding #lovefood #chiaseedpudding #nomnom #nofilter
The colors of the sun and the salt ~ Great Rann of Kutch, Gujarat . . . . . #gujarat #greatrannofkutch #kutch #saltdesert #naturalwonder #nature #india #rannofkutch #incredibleindia #nofilter #sunset @incredibleindia @gujarattourism @rannutsav

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