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Chatting With Faiqa Mansab
August 22, 2017  By Trippin Traveller 

At Trippin Traveller, we like to think that we are not just about promoting ethical travel. Our aim is to seek experiences that can broaden your understanding of the world. Reading Faiqa Mansab’s This House Of Clay And Water was one such experience, tracing the forbidden love between a married woman and a transgender. When we reached out to Faiqa, she was more than generous with her time – giving us words to cherish.This House Of Clay And Water is a moving love story. Nida and Bhanggi must be on

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Food Tourism: The Khanavalis Of Karnataka
August 16, 2017  By Trippin Traveller 

Food. Food. Food. Some of us just travel for trying out food tourism from a different place. Gone are the days , when you would carefully take MTR packets on your international sojourns. Or at least that’s what we hope for! Today’s generation craves the local […]

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North Sikkim: Dzongu, The Land Of The Lepchas
August 15, 2017  By Trippin Traveller 

Close your eyes. Feel the calm, pleasant air enveloping you. Can you hear anything but the birds chirping in the thick canopy of forests? Can you see the sun hiding behind the brilliant play of clouds? A dreamlike setting, is it not? No, we are not […]

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Offbeat Beaches In India: The Beauty Of Bheemunipatnam
August 14, 2017  By Trippin Traveller 

Encompassed by the Gosthani River on one side, the Bay of Bengal on the other and red dunes on the third side, Bheemunipatnam, also referred to as Bheemili, is located in Visakhapatnam. Bheemunipatnam is the second-oldest municipality in India. With ancient historic sites and cultural places […]

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Offbeat Bali: Beyond The Beaches Of Bali
August 10, 2017  By Trippin Traveller 

The mere mention of the “Island of the Gods,” Bali, transfers one to its gorgeous beaches. However, there is much more to it than meets the eye. Bali had a side only a few know of. People often assume that this island is all about the […]

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Traveling To The Maldives On A Budget
August 9, 2017  By Trippin Traveller 

  The spectacular blue of the sea. Riveting sunsets. Magnificent beaches. Hammocks swinging gently in the breeze. A slice of paradise? A slice of very expensive paradise you might think when you realize that this is the Maldives. But. But. What if someone told you that […]

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Bangalore To Have Heli-Taxis Soon
August 8, 2017  By Trippin Traveller 

There were times when we used to joke about using a chopper to get around Bangalore’s traffic-clogged streets. Now that may not be a joke any longer, if reports are to be believed. The state government is planning to introduce heli-taxis for transporting harried Bangalore ans […]

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Make Way for Mirth: Best Beaches to Soak in the Monsoon
August 7, 2017  By Trippin Traveller 

Who said you cannot visit beaches during the monsoon? There is no better feeling than spending hours at the beach without the fear of getting sunburnt, and that is exactly what you can experience at India’s many beautiful beaches in monsoon. The salt spray. The smell […]

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Where To Find Your Usual Pint In Bangalore After the Liquor Ban
August 3, 2017  By Trippin Traveller 

It seemed to sound the death, knell to Bangalore’s beloved moniker of “Pub City.” When the Supreme Court ordered the closure of pubs and shops within 500 meters of National and State Highways in July, it seemed to spell doom for the pub-hopping citizens of Bangalore. […]

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Getting To Know Sudha Pillai’s Gypsy Soul
August 1, 2017  By Trippin Traveller 

[su_dropcap][/su_dropcap] Who hasn’t heard of Sudha Pillai? Avid traveller, prolific writer/journalist, contributor to Nat Geo Traveller, photographer, and so many more definitions. In this heart-to-heart e-interview, Sudha tells us about dreams, travelling, love, art and her gypsy soul. Traveller, photographer, writer, artist, chef (?) and many […]

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