Hi folks!!
My name is Rakesh Kumar, a journalist by profession and a traveller by heart and soul.
I love to travel to new destinations, and explore vistas all over the world. In the last few years I have extensively travelled locally and around the world. Traveling around these places has helped me gain a deep understanding about the culture, food and heritage of various places.
My stories on travel, art, culture, food have routinely been published in various publications in India and abroad including CNN, South China Morning Post, The National, The Statesman.
The coffee and tea plantations of Wayanad, as also its rich tribal culture, beckoned us
Rain in the mountains is a selling point for all hill resorts. Yet, as I planned a trip to Manali, I prayed for clear skies. What’s the point of spending …
Bound by West Bengal in the north, Chhattisgarh in its west and Andhra Pradesh to its south, the Odisha is one of the ancient states of India and has everything …
Teej festival of Rajasthan is not limited to swings, henna or dressing up in traditional clothes but goes way beyond
Jodhpur, or the Blue City, exudes a rich aura of royalty, harsh desert life and lively, colourful people
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