The Gone Goat

One day in Bratislava or on a day trip and you’ll notice how the city is often brimming with unusual stories, culture and a new generation of Slovakians who are eager to shed their Communist dictatorship that once ruled this capital. Here are some of the things to do in Bratislava in Slovakia if you’re on a day trip from Vienna.

Bruges, a medieval town: I often wondered why this charming little city was famous and what were the things to do? From cycling to tasting waffles, here’s what to do in Bruges if you have more than 48 hours and the weekend to spend.

Weekend Trippin’ in Budapest, the capital of Hungary. Here’s a 2 days itinerary in Budapest on what to do, what to see, and where to stay to have an immersive experience in the Roman city.

Hiking in Slovenia is a dream as it has the best day-hikes and best hiking trails in Europe that you can’t miss. Afterall, hiking is a national past time for most Slovenians and something you might want to indulge in if you visit the greenest country in Europe.

Cycling or Cycle Touring in India is quite the dream: The snow-peaks, the contentment, the thin clear air and general sense of exhilaration teaches you to slow down and appreciate the many colours of nature.

Cycling in stretches as barren as the highest road in the world, Khardung La was the only reminder that this was not that remote and perhaps the 21st century when we had bullets revving during their Leh Ladakh bike trip.

Trekking in the Indian Himalayas via the Chandrashila Trek and Tungnath has a way of changing your perspective of the mountains in the world. Here’s how I trekked to the highest Shiv temple in the world and saw not one mountain, but thousands of other magical massifs.

From messing up at the checkpoints to spending time with three honeymooners, the misadventures of Sikkim, a solo travel destination dream in India was all about rolling with the punches.

The journey in Ladakh Winters continues as I head to Nubra Valley and the highest motorable road in the world, Khardung La.

-30 and freezing cold temperatures - The Chadar Trek in Ladakh. Ever wondered what's it like to experience trekking in India's most wildest trek in Ladakh? 

We’re constantly encouraged to travel and see things to appear “worldly” and “cultured” - but at what expense? Here’s why I decided to write about responsible and community-based tourism and how it should be advocated for by starting with you, me and all of us.

Why visit dark tourism sites and destinations? Here are the stories and grim tales from other travellers’ who found a personal connection with these places.