By Deepika Negi, Founder and CEO, BizareXpedition The forest hadn’t decided about the light yet when our jeep crossed into Bandhavgarh’s Tala zone. Sal trees stood grey and patient in the mist, and the only sound for a long, held minute was the tick of a cooling engine and, somewhere behind a stand of bamboo,…
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A profound shift in travel is sweeping how Indian women travel. The traditional image of the Indian holiday, a large or multi-generational family affair or a couple’s retreat, is being swiftly rewritten by a new demographic: the solo female traveler. Driven by early financial independence, the will to explore places, and the changing family structure,…
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The Himalayas, the mighty white shield, have been the fortress of India for decades. What we have seen in the Geography textbooks is enormous hills, and not just a backdrop. But an expression of consequences at every step. For the majority of travellers, it’s not just the altitude they are excited about, but the journey…
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