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We all are going through a very different year. All we can do is, keep calm and carry on with the hope that this will be over soon and normal days will be back in our lives. This year since the lockdown, I have used most of my time to reminisce on my past travels and plan some of my future travels. Once we all are able to travel the world freely and safely, I plan to prioritise the places I have wanted most to explore. As one of my friends recently told me, next time we should not keep anything pending rather do theRead More →

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It has just been over a year that I visited Ireland for the first time. I landed at Dublin, which is the capital and largest city of Ireland. Dublin is situated at the mouth of the River Liffey. I was there for an extended weekend and explored some of the sights in Dublin and went on a day trip to the Cliffs of Moher on the Atlantic coast. DUBLIN Dublin is quite a small and beautiful city and can be explored mostly on foot to enjoy the city and it’s sights. I stayed in a hotel on the North of the Liffey, on one ofRead More →

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Bergen on the west coast of Norway is the second largest city in Norway. Bergen was the first capital of Norway until Oslo took over. Bergen has the charm of a town with narrow alleyways lined with cobblestones and it is Norway’s busiest port with over 300 cruise ships visiting every year. The heart of Bergen which is the main harbour square is called Torget. This has been a fish market since 1276 and is now a daily fish, flower, vegetable and fruit market area. There are also shops selling handicrafts and souvenirs. Bergen can be explored mostly by walking or you can ride on theRead More →