Travel Express with Mastani Musafir

If Taj stands for ethereal love, Agra Fort replays the real; But Sheroes has more life Lessons!!!!!✨ In nature, light creates color!!!!! Usually, I am morning person and the best moments of the day are when the sun breaks through the trees that surround my rented apartment. The chirping birds in the leafy branches jumping to one another’s company, breaking the morning silence with their sweet noises fill my blank mind as I take tea in the sky facing balcony. But I did not have to miss this everyday ecstasy as I set off for Agra early in the morning. The Gandhi Nagar Railway station in Jaipur is mostly clean and very spacious and it’s not very crowded either. I reached the station a little early, before the dawn break. I have never felt waiting for the train could be as pleasant as on that day. On the backdrop of the crimson dawn, birds on a V-formation were zipping around the sky. The cool breeze, the morning sky changing its colour ever so swiftly and the birds in thei...

A visit to the Bishnoi Sect.... Jodhpur is like any other Rajasthan town with its step wells and Sandy terrain, historic forts and hospitable people, veritable bazaars and vibrant life. But if you have a traveller's eye, it won't be hard to find its unique character throbbing in myriad of ways. As I arrived at the railway station of the Blue City in a wintry morning at the break of dawn, what had me in the grip of thoughts was the mesmerising art work. The beautiful portrait of a climbing lady on the stairs to the over-bridge connecting various platforms was a unique, to say the least. Rajasthan has truly got something that attracts so much and never allows the visitors to leave. The huge and intricate Rajasthani paintings on the walls the station, people with Rajput moustaches wearing turban and serving tea in the early morning, the neat and clean of the station serve you   the real cultural taste of the desert state as it offered you a warm welcome. ...

Delhi has many historic monuments like Lal Quila and Qutab Minar and landmarks like Lotus temples. They are popular among tourists. Very few would know the existence of Majnu ka Tilla or its history. In fact, the place has much less to offer as a tourist destination. But the place still attracts people like me because of its history. After getting down at Secretariat metro station, I took an e-rickshaw ride through narrow lanes and by lanes to reach the mini Tibet commonly named "Majnu ka Tilla". If you just go by the name of the place, you would believe that the story of the place is someway related to Laila-Majnu story where "Majnu" sacrifices his life for the sake of his love for "Laila". The real Delhiii Entrance of Majnu ka Tilla(Tibetan Colony) The historic name of area, literally means the hillock of Majnu, after the tilla or mound where during the reign of Sikandar Lodhi (1489–1517) on Delhi Sultanate, a local Iranian Su...