The incredible life of an incredible traveller

It wasn’t long ago that I read the story of a young New Yorker who left his job as a trader in finance to embark on journey around the world- a journey which Harry… Continue reading →

Sands of time

The shaman passes the mug to the monk. A graceful gesture indicates he doesn’t need it. They wait. Observing the swirling energies, they smile. They peek. Gazing at the rolling white peaks, they… Continue reading →

The Island of the Misfit Toy

It was an island- an island so beautiful as if it was a part of the utopian world itself. Castled somewhere in the middle of the deep blue Pacific, a patch of land… Continue reading →

A cup of Coffee in Kodaikanal

It was still very early in the morning as I sat sipping my cup of hot filter coffee in a little shack that overlooked sparse villages and farms which lay scattered in the valley below.… Continue reading →

Split-Second Story

  A perfect moment this. They say a picture speaks a thousand words. Let me let this image speak to you. Thank you for stopping by.  [ In response to Daily Post’s Weekly PhotoChallenge ]

13 free things to do in Singapore

Let’s face it. Singapore can haunt your pockets and empty your wallets even before you know it. But delving deep and a bit of research can easily save a lot of bucks and… Continue reading →

Someone stop that chicken!

Yeah, you noticed it right. I had been busy for the past few days. I was off on a quest to find out the answers to a question that had plagued me since… Continue reading →

Why? You would know if I knew.

I am but a human. I fear. I believe. I hope. I dream. I worry about the future. Yet, I look forward to it. I yearn for new experiences. Yet, I cherish the ones I’ve had.… Continue reading →

Mystic Reflections

  This post is in response to Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge- Reflections

Singapore Flyer- a Bird’s Eye view of Singapore

With an imposing height of 541ft, the Singapore Flyer stands as the tallest Ferris wheel in the world (16ft taller than the Star of Nanchang and 98ft taller than the London Eye). Termed… Continue reading →