Month: December 2017

Traveling through the chaotic landscape of big, modern and cosmopolitan cities of China in the search for old China can be difficult. And rewarding!

The Golden grand Circle tour takes one to the Iceland’s southwest parts and the popular attractions that are a part of it. The place offers some of the most stunning sights. Usually the departure for the tour takes place from the city of Reykjavik.

There are a lot of different minicab services around these days and at first most of them might seem the same. Users of these services have a hard time distinguishing between which one is the best versus which one is just cookie cutter. Well a good minicab service can only be the best if it’s willing to offer users different components of value.

David is a business consultant from Sydney. He also likes to travel, write and share his knowledge about various business strategies. He has spent a year traveling through Europe and working as an online business consultant. In his very own words- “On my voyage, I have gathered a lot of experience living as a digital nomad – working in the online environment, meeting new people on a day to day basis.” So here we handover the baton to David who will tell us about his experience of a digital nomad in Australia!

Japan is identified as one of Asia’s most dynamic country where discipline, tradition, food, technological advancements are all strongly tied together. This infusion of traditional and modern can be seen in every nook and corner of the streets in form of their food, be it in a swanky restaurant or street food stalls. Sushi with all its variations and Sake, an alcoholic beverage are Japan’s signature culinary gifts.

Learning while Travelling is an everlasting experience of fun, you can also say that travelling is an addiction, which is not easy to quit. However, it gives you lots of opportunities and chances to learn in your life and understand different things, which you were unaware of till now.

A star attraction on the Indian festival stage is Diwali – a joyous celebration that, generally, celebrates the triumph of excellent over evil. The festival’s name roughly interprets to ‘row of lamps/lights’ – that is why Diwali is widely called the festival of Lights. It takes place over a period of five days on auspicious dates throughout the end of Ashvin/start of Kartika – the Hindu calendar months that equate to the Gregorian calendar months of October/November.