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Travel blogging: Why we love sharing our travel stories

Why and how did we get into travel blogging and what motivates us to keep going A while ago, the wonderful people at F5 Escapes, the company that’s “redefining women’s

Guide for offbeat travel to Kashmir

Or a guide to alternative travel to Kashmir. Where can you go other than Srinagar, Gulmarg, Sonmarg and Pahalgam when you travel to Kashmir? We spent almost 6 weeks travelling

The green meadows of Yusmarg in Kashmir are in full bloom in summer, carpeted by yellow flowers with several nature trails leading to the surrounding forests and snow capped Himalayas and rustic picturesque wooden cottages that provide accommodation to the tourists.

Yusmarg: Should you stay here on your Kashmir trip?

“If I knew this, I would be God”: Our guide to us when we asked him if he thought it would rain the next day. “You are our guest. We

Photo: Women of the Himalayas

Women working hard through the day to ensure a meal for the family in the summer… Read about them at Travel and backpack through Kargil and Suru valley Women heading

UNESCO certified heritage structure, India's iconic Taj Mahal in Agra symmetrical photo with the golden light at sunrise over the central dome of the Taj Mahal and its full reflection in the water canals

7 Photos from India, Yahoo! Picture of the day winners

Through these photos we share stories from the far corners of India. Of the places we have seen and experienced – mainly through the people we have met. Each photo showcases

Four kids of the nomadic shepherd tribe called Gujjar from Kashmir doing an Indian dance called bhangra and singing with broad smiles on their faces in the beautiful landscape of Thajiwas glacier in Sonmarg.

The kids of the hills…

The people you meet on the road are the most impactful part of any travel. Especially the kids. Times spent with the kids are some of our fondest memories. These