Travel Wanderlight

 How I Planned a Safe Weekend Trip During COVID: Tips That Actually Worked When COVID arrived, people all had to put their lives on hold. Like all of you, for months, I stayed at home, watched the news, cleaned all the time and cancelled trips. But once the initial gathering was over and everything began to relax, I realized I badly wanted to get out for two days. I thought a short break at the weekend would be just right. I sensed I had to be careful at this moment. I’ll talk about how I planned a weekend trip at the time of the pandemic, what worked out for me and what I learned along the way. Anyone trying to travel safely, particularly during uncertain times, will find these tips helpful. 1. Selecting the Right Place to Visit Making these first two connections was the most crucial thing. I picked a place nearby, that didn’t have many visitors and had access to decent healthcare—in case I got sick. Following my research, I found a quiet hill station that was a 5-hour ...

 A Desi Traveller’s Guide to Surviving Europe on a Budget Thinking of Europe, you imagine the Eiffel Tower, Swiss Alps, gondola rides in Venice and many impressive photos to post. However, if you’re just like me and Indian, your mind is immediately drawn to thinking, “How much will I have to spend?” It’s all right, yaar. I’ve experienced that – and I didn’t break the bank while doing it. In this article, I will show you how to explore Europe on a budget, using practical tips from a Desi traveller. No matter if you’re travelling as a student, solo, a couple on a honeymoon or a family preparing for your first trip to Europe, this blog is written for you. 🧳 1. it begins with Good Planning Try to make your plans at least 3 to 6 months before you plan to travel. You will save money on your hotel and airfare. To be honest, making your plans just a few days in advance could be really expensive in Europe. You can compare flights using Skyscanner, Google Flights or Momondo. Have t...

 Top 5 Weekend Getaways Within 100 km of [Your City] All that’s required occasionally is a break from the regular day, with no need for a long journey. When restrictions stop us from going far, seeing places close to us works best. We’re lucky, as 100 km nearby has some great places to visit for a fun weekend trip. Regardless of whether you’re on a solo trip, with your partner or with family, these nearby places give you some peace, natural beauty and some excitement as well. If you’re looking for a last-minute break, check out these top 7 places that aren’t too far from you! Hills, Nandi hills!  1. [Place 1] Nature Escape – [Example] Nandi Hills (Bangalore)] Whether you enjoy nature or simply want clean air, this place will meet your expectations. Because of its misty mornings, winding routes and stunning views, Nandi Hills is perfect for early drives. What you need to start: If you can, get up early and watch the sunrise from the highest point. Taste chai as you look ...

 Solo Travel Tips: How to Stay Safe and Confident Alone "Solo traveling" Solo travel is one of the most freeing things you could ever do. Traveling alone, whether in the mountains, a city or at a beach, lets you feel at greater ease and liberated. You choose your timeline, your travel destinations and your arrangements. While having freedom is nice, being careful and self-confident becomes necessary. I was nervous the first time I visited Jaipur by myself. Is it possible for me to get lost? What can happen if I become sick? Who will be behind the camera when I’m getting photos? When I began, I no longer felt so afraid. I found out that being alone while traveling doesn’t make you lonely. Often, meeting new people becomes easier when you're alone.  Traveling!!!  If you’re going to travel alone, these tips will help you stay safe and assured throughout your journey. You do research beforehand Take a little time to inform yourself about your travel spot before leavi...

 How I Planned My First Budget Travel Trip (And What I’d Do Differently) I can still feel the nerves I had the first time I booked a budget trip. I didn’t only focus on being frugal; I made use of all my resources and found ways to learn while in the process. If you’re looking to go on your first affordable travel adventure, this article is for you. I’ll take you through my steps, the places I made mistakes and what I wish I’d done differently. Step 1: Determining the Right Place for Your Trip  If you’re trying to save money, where you stay is very important. I started the process by making a list of nations where the Rupee has good value. I was surprised by Southeast Asia – it cost less than I thought, looked stunning and had great culture. My initial trips were all to Vietnam. The cost of flying was less than in Europe or Australia and it was easy to afford our daily meals and housing in Asia. I later realized that sticking with a budget-friendly country formed t...