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I have written previously about my visit to the Giant’s Causeway, an UNESCO World Heritage site in Northern Ireland. But a visit to the capital of Northern Ireland, Belfast, is a must if you happen to go to Ireland or visit Northern Ireland in itself. You can experience the beauty of the place at the flight starts its descent. Belfast, the capital city of Northern Ireland is situated on the banks of the River Lagan and is the largest city in Northern Ireland. It is a relatively small and lively city and most part of the city can be visited on foot. You can alsoRead More →

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Yesterday I was in London to experience the Lumiere London 2018 light festival which is running from 18-21 Jan 2018. There are more than 50 art installations spread across various parts of London, mainly around the West End, South Bank, Kings Cross, Westminster, Mayfair and Fitzrovia. I had read about this last year and wanted to visit this year, which I am glad I did. Parts of the city has been transformed into a open air light (and sound at some places) art exhibition. The festival is free to visit. If you happen to be in London during this time, this is a must seeRead More →

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2018 seems to be moving at a fast pace, 5 days of the year are nearly gone. I thought of sharing a short travel story with you all. As per the National Trust, which works to preserve and protect historic places and spaces said last year that the Giant’s Causeway in Antrim, Northern Ireland was its most popular site. I had read about the Giant’s Causeway long back and had always wanted to see this place. In August 2015, I along with my friend, travelled to Belfast, who was still wondering what the fuss was all about to see some hexagonal column of rocks. WeRead More →