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Sofia, the the capital of Bulgaria is also it’s largest city. Sofia is situated at the foothills of the Vitosha Mountain in the western part of Bulgaria. It is located in the centre of the Balkan peninsula, midway between the Black Sea on the east and the Adriatic Sea on the west and the Aegean Sea is on it’s south. The city’s history goes back to Thracian people who settled here in the 1400-1300 BC. Lot of archeological discoveries have been made even late in the 20th century and these can be seen through out the city centre and are preserved very nicely with descriptionsRead More →

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It’s already February and the way time is passing by, spring is not that far away. As I was thinking of what to write in my new post, I started looking at my old albums and found some lovely photos of Keukenhof. So thought of sharing these photos from my visit to Keukenhof in April 2015 as a Tulip photo post to cheer up the mood into spring mode with their bursting colours.  Keukenhof opens this year in less than 50 days from now. And this is one place you can visit again. Situated in Lisse, Netherlands, Keukenhof is spread over 72 acres. It isRead More →

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  Chandigarh is a lovely city in the north of India, very near to Delhi. You can fly there from Delhi, take the super fast Satabdi Express train or even hire a car and hit the National Highway. The city as most of us know was designed by renowned architect, Le Corbusier. It is a well laid out city and has lots of trees lining the avenues leading to the roundabouts and further avenues. There is one thing which to me stood out in the city of the Chandigarh and that was Nek Chand’s world famous Rock Garden. It is a garden totally out ofRead More →