Friday Market in Cairo‘s City of the Dead
There are markets and then there is the Cairo Friday Market. Popularly known as the Souq al Goma, this sprawling […]
Africa, Cairo Chronicles, Egypt, Expat Life, Outside India
Africa, Outside India, Photo Essays, Travel Extras, Trip Photos, Tunisia
Photo essay of Marché Central in Tunis
Visiting a local market is a great way to get a sense of a place and get a feel of […]
Africa, Food Thoughts, Outside India, Travel Extras, Tunisia, Tunisian Cuisine
Tunisian dishes you must try
The cuisine of Tunisia is heartwarming and palate-pleasing. It is full of flavour and the Tunisian dishes reflect the country’s […]
Tunisia
Tunis, a lesser known North African gem
There are hundreds of reasons why I love Tunis. For one, it is a city where one of the nicest […]
Europe, France, Outside India
Le Train Bleu, One of the Most Beautiful Brasseries in Paris
A symbol of pride Designed by the renowned architect Marius Toudoire, Le Train Bleu was inaugurated in 1901. Its opening […]
Europe, Food Thoughts, France, French Food Culture, Outside India, Travel Extras, World Food
French food: eating my way through in Paris
My Paris trip was focused on food. I was suffering from heartbreak and being a true gourmand, ate to feel […]
Culture Peeps, Europe, Food Thoughts, France, French Food Culture, Outside India, Travel Extras
Paris Café Culture
Paris Café culture is as quintessential to the city as its wide boulevards, iconic architecture, and haute couture. At nearly […]
Europe, France, Outside India
Visiting the Opéra Garnier, the most beautiful building in Paris
The Opéra Garnier is a place of art, beauty, and intrigue. It is so beautiful that despite being just an […]
Europe, France, Outside India
Palais Garnier: The Phantom of the Opera and other secrets
Palais Garnier is perhaps the most beautiful building in Paris. It is also the most controversial. Think of an opulently […]
Europe, France, Outside India
The cliche and intrepid in Paris
I was in Paris this summer. I went there to heal a broken heart. Sounds like a cliche, doesn’t it? […]