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A guide for your first visit to Helsinki

A guide for your first visit to Helsinki

Helsinki is often regarded as Finland’s sole metropolis, and it is well-known for its innovative art, culture, and love of all things sauna-related, as well as being the world’s happiest city, according to the World Happiness Report 2020! From a personal point of view, I’ve always loved Scandinavian countries. The people are so welcoming; the… Read More »A guide for your first visit to Helsinki

Relics of an Ancient Past in Akrotiri, Santorini

Relics of an Ancient Past in Akrotiri, Santorini

On a late Friday afternoon, I arrived in Santorini, Greece, one of my top bucket list destinations. It took two flights to get there; one from New York to Athens and another from Athens to Santorini. It’s where the relics of an ancient past in the town of Akrotiri have been discovered buried below the… Read More »Relics of an Ancient Past in Akrotiri, Santorini

The temples of Angkor Wat at Siem Reap

The temples of Angkor Wat at Siem Reap

I started my journey from Ahmedabad and I flew to Bangkok via New Delhi and Bangkok to Phnom Penh. From Phnom Penh airport, I took a taxi to Phnom Penh Bus Station and boarded the bus to Battambang. From Battambang, I took the bus to Seam Reap. After a three-hour bus ride through the lush… Read More »The temples of Angkor Wat at Siem Reap

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naturalist journeys

Relics of an Ancient Past in Akrotiri, Santorini

Relics of an Ancient Past in Akrotiri, Santorini

On a late Friday afternoon, I arrived in Santorini, Greece, one of my top bucket list destinations. It took two flights to get there; one from New York to Athens and another from Athens to Santorini. It’s where the relics of an ancient past in the town of Akrotiri have been discovered buried below the… Read More »Relics of an Ancient Past in Akrotiri, Santorini

Rwanda, the hidden treasure

Rwanda, the hidden treasure

Rwanda is a small African country, whose name is often mostly associated with the horrific genocide that happened here in 1994. It was one of the most tragic events in the history of the world, not just in Rwanda. It was, however, a watershed moment in the country’s history. Since then, it has embarked on… Read More »Rwanda, the hidden treasure

Connecting with Nature on the Island of St. Lucia

Connecting with Nature on the Island of St. Lucia

I understand the Caribbean’s undeniable allure. I’ve travelled to over 15 different Caribbean islands. The crystal-clear turquoise water and picturesque beaches are hard to resist. Each island has its own culture, cuisine, and topography. Yet more than any other island, St. Lucia’s Pitons are the unique natural feature that helps differentiate it from the others.… Read More »Connecting with Nature on the Island of St. Lucia

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gastronomic experiences

An introduction to Romanian cuisine

An introduction to Romanian cuisine

Romanian cuisine is diverse and thus influenced by various cultures that came into contact with Romanian territory in previous centuries; examples include the influence of the Greeks, the Ottoman Empire (Turkish), and the Romans, as Romania was part of the Roman Empire at the time. In addition to these cultures, Romania’s bordering countries, such as… Read More »An introduction to Romanian cuisine

Slovenian Gastronomy & Christmas Time at Lake Bled

Slovenian Gastronomy & Christmas Time at Lake Bled

I’ve only been to Slovenia once, for my Nephew Gary’s and his lovely wife-to-be Hannah’s wedding this summer. Unfortunately, I was only here for five days, but believe me when I say that I left with so much newfound respect and culinary knowledge about this amazing and friendly country that it was unbelievable. Slovenia –… Read More »Slovenian Gastronomy & Christmas Time at Lake Bled

Exploring Indian vegan gastronomy (Kumbh Mela gastronomy)

Exploring Indian vegan gastronomy (Kumbh Mela gastronomy)

9 I turned vegan on 1st January 1995, after suffering a near fatal head-on collision with a truck driven by a drunk driver. After 15 years of being on a strict plant-based diet, I decide to research plant based street food for my forthcoming book ZeNLP vegan recipes Compassionate Cookbook. I travelled to the Kumbh… Read More »Exploring Indian vegan gastronomy (Kumbh Mela gastronomy)

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