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Exploring the Green Paradise of Kerala: WAYANAD (2-day Trip)
The Year 2018 has plenty long weekends, one of them is in this month. When you have three days to plan your travel, why not cover the nearby areas. Wayanad (Kerala) is one of the most beautiful districts of Kerala. And to plan for this amazing place is not the toughest job in the world. About Wayanad Derived from the word ‘Vayal Nadu’ which means land of paddy fields, Wayanad is a magnificent plateau situated at a height of 700-1200m. With a rich cultural heritage and mysterious legends, Wayanad is adorned with the natural beauty. Hills, Peaks, Caves, Lakes and Forests- all these make this place worth a visit. Here…
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Exploring MYSORE in a day!
Our trip to Mysore was an unplanned one. This itinerary is in continuation of the trip to Chikmagalur. One day- 10 hours- five people and Mysore, the cleanest city we have ever been to. Mysore is well- maintained and clean- this would be an understatement, for the way the things fall in place in this city is sure to make you do a double take. We started at 4:00 AM for Mysore and reached by 7:30 AM. There are three major attractions in Mysore- The palace, zoo and Chamundeshwari Temple. Apart from these, there is ‘Brindavan Garden’, Tipu Sultan park, Wax museum, Sand museum, Nandi bull (on the way to…
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Backpacking Hacks- Stage 2
After having decided the destination, cities and the number of days you want to spend in different cities, it is time to get to Stage two. Here is a checklist of things to do: STAGE 2 1. The Order This step is a tough one. You need to decide in which order you would be visiting the different tourist attractions. For this, you can try googling the city map and then compare the distance and location of the attractions from your place of stay. It would be better if the hotel (or the place you opt to stay) is near the city market. This would cut down on the transport…
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Backpacking Hacks- Stage 1
When life throws lemons at you, it is its way to tell you that making a lemonade and taking that with you on a trip is what you need at that moment. We love travelling and thus, we wanted to share our planning strategy with all you folks. With backpacking comes a lot of responsibility and freedom. But planning a trip on your own is not a piece of cake. Therefore, we have divided the procedure into two stages. Read on to know more: STAGE 1 1. Deciding the destination 2. Understand the map After deciding the destination, it is very important to understand the map. Download the city-wise map…
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Bangalore Resorts at a glance-1 (ANGSANA RESORT)
ANGSANA Located on the outskirts of the city, this resort has a lot to offer. With widespread greenery and plenty activities for kids, family and couples, this resort does not fail to impress. Address: Main Doddaballapur Road, Northwest County, Rajankunte, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560064 Carrying a swimwear is a must for this place. With so many pools and blue water, the air around is cooler and this makes Angsana a perfect getaway during the scorching summers. Pre-booking is easy to do. The service is exemplary. The helpers start with serving a welcome drink (tea/coffee/ cold drink). Following that, the day can be spent in leisure. The dining area is spacious. The…
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Anthargange (Overnight Trip/ Trek)
Located in the Kolar district of Karnataka, Anthargange is one of the simplest yet most adventurous trekking locations. The mountains have an altitude of 1712 meters from sea level. The area has numerous rocky boulders, dark caves, and narrow passages. The cave exploration forms the major part of the trek followed by the beautiful sunrise. The place derives its name from the river Ganga that flows through the rocks and originated somewhere within the mountains. This place is very well known in Southern India for Trekking and exploration purposes. Night View of the city There are several organizers who take a group of 30-35 people for the trek; all you…
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Book Review: Stepping Stones by Lubhna Dongre
Stepping Stones Author: Lubhna Dongre Publisher: Notionpress.com Rating: 3/5 ‘Setting goals is the first step in turning the invisible into the visible.’ ~Tony Robbins In the cut-throat competition, it is vital for everyone to realize his/her true potential and strive for success right from the very young age. The authoress, Lubna Dongre, draws from her experience and shares her ideas and views on the journey from scratch to success. ‘Stepping Stones’ is an autobiographical account that narrates how the authoress was inspired by many and guided by her skill to ace the test and bear the fruit of her actions. Being a teenager, the authoress sets an example of how…
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Book Review: For a Girl in a Star by Ratna Chandu
For a Girl in a Star Author: Ratna Chandu Publisher: Srishti Publishers Rating: 2.5/5 Life is unpredictable. It takes a lot of effort and will-power to muster courage and fight all odds and survive. Known for throwing storms at the most unexpected moments, life is that game in which it is mandatory for us to participate but winning is optional. ‘For a Girl in a Star’ is an exaggerated version of ‘Mujhse Dosti Karoge’. A clichéd plot, humdrum twists and turns, overemotional characters and bountiful grammatical errors are what define this novella. The plot revolves around Avinash, who is a braggart and blunt, and Sahas, who is diligent yet a…
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Book Review: Letters in the Rain by Anubhav Shrivastava
Letters in the Rain Author: Anubhav Shrivastava Publisher: Rumor Books India Rating: 3/5 “Charm is the ability to insult people without offending them; nerdiness the reverse.” ― Nassim Nicholas Taleb If you were a studious child during your ‘spring’, you would have gone through the emotional turmoil of being called various names. Each one of use passes through that stage where we receive our quota of appreciation and are yet blamed or mocked by others. Life is a funny concept. And even funnier are the people who live it. ‘Letters in the Rain’ is a tale that talks about the life of a nerd, more appropriately- a weirdo, who cherishes…
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Poems By Bean Bakers
Poetry is the balm to one’s soul. Robert Frost has rightly explained that poetry is when the emotions have found thoughts and the thoughts have found words. Laced with profound metaphors and off the wall similes, ‘Poems by Bean Bakers’ is a sincere attempt by Half Baked Beans to throw light on the effort and creativity of the members of the HBB community. With poems based on love, humour, craving and dank, the anthology presents a potpourri of emotions that can elicit pain as well as pleasure. Edited by the very talented Megha Rao, this book has provided a platform to all the poets to get the feelings out of…
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