House of Thoughts

Dear Mumbai , How are you doing? Hope everything is fine with you on every front..Hope the monsoon started off well for you....Sitting here, I miss you very much Mumbai. I miss your topsy-turvy, your liveliness and the traffic too..I don't mind your unclean beaches and the smell of the ocean is what I now yearn for. I really miss Idli- Sambhar and pani -poori after my office . I miss the sound of a chugging train and the peak hour rush in local trains. I long for a weekend gateway to Mumbai and it's southern part....to walk along the Marine drive enjoying the sunset or sitting ideally at night to be with the restless waves. In Short,I miss life. As I count my days here, I am looking forward to travel to Mumbai and I know it will bring a big smile on my face. Looking forward to see you soon  Mumbai!!

If you are planning a combined trip to Darjeeling and Gangtok, I can surely help you out. As it is very confusing where to visit first.Darjeeling falls under West Bengal, while Gangtok is the capital of  Sikkim. It takes about 4 hours to reach one place from another. As per my experience, one should start with Darjeeling and then visit Gangtok…What say? The former is a picturesque hilltop, with unscathed beauty and interesting spots to boast of. Also, It is internationally renowned for its tea industry, as you all are familiar.Guys, if you are a foodie, trust me you will fall in love with the Chinese cuisines of the place. Do not forget to taste the yummy ‘Momos’, savor a hot cup of Darjeeling Tea and drink ‘Thentuk’, the hearty Tibetan soup. Darjeeling is an extremely beautiful city in itself, offering excellent scenic vistas of mountains, valleys, springs, lakes and colorful flora-fauna.It is known for its five T’s – tourism sector, tea gardens, trekking spots, teak forests, t