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Into the Depths and Heights: My Thrilling Anthargange Trek Experience
Some treks are about climbing high; others are about going deep. The Anthargange Trek gave me both. Located just 70 km from Bangalore, this little-known adventure combines rocky hills, volcanic boulders, and fascinating cave exploration—all wrapped in a night-time package that makes it feel like a scene out of an Indiana Jones movie. What started as a casual weekend plan turned into one of the most thrilling and offbeat experiences I’ve had near Bangalore.
By Rohit SEN10 months ago in Wander
Camp Under a Star-Filled Sky in a Serene and Peaceful Setting
Introduction Imagine standing atop a quiet hill, the cool breeze brushing against your face, and above you, a sky adorned with countless stars. The hustle of city life feels like a distant memory as you find solace in the embrace of nature. Welcome to Nag Tibba, a serene escape nestled in the heart of Uttarakhand.
By Tenzingkungalothar10 months ago in Wander
Normandy, France
If you have seen the movie Saving Private Ryan, the first ten minutes of the beach landing were traumatic for those who watched it, especially for WWII veterans. One of those veterans was my childhood barber, Ernie Barone, a U.S. Coast Guard Amphibious Corps member who drove the landing ships full of Soldiers onto the beaches on January 6, 1944 (D-Day).
By Chad Pillai10 months ago in Wander
The Homeless Make North Austin MORE Romantic
You know what really irks me? People who hate the homeless. Like, you can't think of a better group of people to judge than those truly doing what they love with their lives? People hate on them bumming around, but at the same time, they hate their jobs. They hate their bosses and their co-workers and their clients. They hate their wives and their kids and wish they were just out doing drugs and having sex with strangers. Well, pretty ironic that a bunch of lousy hypocrites whining about nothing hate the people who do what they want to do. But really, it is a tale as old as time. How many times has one group enslaved or oppressed another group because they were secretly jealous? War on the trans community anyone? Slavery anyone? Jim Crow anyone?
By Regular Person10 months ago in Wander
Conquering the Mighty Monolith: My Savandurga Trek Adventure. AI-Generated.
It was one of those lazy Saturday mornings when your heart wants to break free from the concrete jungle and just breathe. While sipping my coffee and scrolling aimlessly through my phone, a friend called and asked, “Up for a trek?” Without giving it a second thought, I said yes. That’s how our spontaneous plan to trek Savandurga was born. Located about 60 kilometers from Bangalore, Savandurga is known as one of the largest monolith hills in Asia. I had heard tales about its steep slopes and panoramic views, but experiencing it first-hand? That was going to be something else.
By Rohit SEN10 months ago in Wander
A Day of Stillness and Sunshine: My Escape to Jain Farms. AI-Generated.
The city was getting to me again. Traffic horns, endless meetings, and the constant screen time had drained me. I wasn’t looking for an adventure this time—I just wanted peace, some green space, and a moment to breathe. That’s when I stumbled upon Jain Farms, just a short drive from Bangalore.
By Rohit SEN10 months ago in Wander
Wings Over the Hills: My Unforgettable Escape to Bir Billing. AI-Generated.
It had been one of those months—emails, deadlines, notifications, repeat. I was tired of screens and city lights, and more than anything, I was craving silence and sky. That’s when a friend casually mentioned Bir Billing—the paragliding capital of India. I’d heard about it before but never really felt the pull.
By Rohit SEN10 months ago in Wander
Walking the Edge of Heaven: My Journey to Indrahar Pass. AI-Generated.
Some journeys begin long before you lace up your boots. Mine started while scrolling through pictures of snow-capped peaks late one night. I’d been craving something raw, something that would push me, quiet me, shake me awake. That’s when I came across Indrahar Pass Trek.
By Rohit SEN10 months ago in Wander
10 Best Places To Visit In Greece In 2025. AI-Generated.
Greece is a country of timeless beauty, where ancient history blends seamlessly with sun-drenched beaches, majestic mountains, and picturesque villages. As a cradle of Western civilization, Greece offers an unparalleled mix of archaeological treasures, vibrant island culture, and breathtaking natural landscapes. Whether you're a history buff, a beach lover, or an adventure seeker, Greece promises an unforgettable journey. Below is a list of the 10 best places to visit in Greece, each brimming with unique charm and character.
By Diana Meresc10 months ago in Wander
Flights to Singapore: Top Airlines, Routes, and Tips for a Smooth Journey
Planning your next trip to the Lion City? Discover everything you need to know about flights to Singapore in this comprehensive guide. Whether you're flying from Europe, the UK, or neighbouring Asian countries, Singapore is a major international hub served by some of the world’s top airlines, including Singapore Airlines, Emirates, Qatar Airways, and British Airways.
By TravelUp10 months ago in Wander
Kolkata to Andaman: The Ultimate Guide to Your Dream Holiday Package
Fed up with the same routine? The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are waiting for you! Picture yourself stepping off the plane into turquoise waters, breathtaking beaches, and breathtaking underwater vistas. If you're in Kolkata, an Andaman Holiday Package from Kolkata is your ticket to paradise. Aside from the vistas, you'll discover rich history in ancient forts, jungles waiting to be discovered, and a distinct culture. Whether you're looking to unwind on the beach, plunge into rich marine life, or stroll around ancient ruins, this destination offers it all. How about trading the noise of city life for the peace of a serene island getaway? Your escape button awaits!
By Sweta Shaw10 months ago in Wander
Srebrenica - What You Should Know Before You Go
Srebrenica. A name that still carries a heavy weight in Europe. During my journey through Bosnia, I decided to visit the Memorial Center in Potočari — a place where over 8,000 men and boys were murdered in July 1995 during the genocide. Potočari is located just outside of Srebrenica. In this article, I’ll share how you can visit this site, what to expect, and why — despite its difficult history — it’s one of the most important places to see in the Balkans.
By Hidden World Journey10 months ago in Wander