Author: Mihir Shah

Posted on

Harmony in Diversity: The Dakshinamurty Temple (EME Temple), Vadodara

Know the history behind one of the most uniquely architected temples in India!

Posted on

Exploring Nathdwara: A Journey to the Divine Land of Shrinathji

Nathdwara is a quaint town located in the state of Rajasthan, India. It's famous for its Shrinath Ji temple dedicated to Lord Krishna. The town's name "Nathdwara" translates to "Gateway to the Lord" in the local language. The main attractions here are the Shrinathji Temple, street food, and shopping. The temple is quite special because …

Continue reading "Exploring Nathdwara: A Journey to the Divine Land of Shrinathji"

Posted on

Delhi – Agra – Amritsar: Day 7 – A Spiritual Journey, Historic Insights, and Culinary Delights in Amritsar

Join us as we share the highlights of this eventful day, from the bustling Golden Temple to the historic Jallianwala Bagh and the flavorsome culinary experiences that left our taste buds craving for more.

Posted on

Rising Above Imposter Syndrome: Thriving Amidst Ever-Evolving Technologies

My journey with Imposter Syndrome.

Posted on

Sayaji Baug Zoo and Walk-in Aviary

A must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and animal lovers

Posted on

1 min survey on using #ChatGPT for food and travel blogging

1 min survey on using #ChatGPT for food and travel blogging

Posted on

An Authentic Italian Delight: A Visit to Little Italy, Vadodara

Join us as we delve into the highlights of our visit and the flavors that transported us straight to Italy.

Posted on

A Visit to Amul Chocolate Factory

Know how your favorite Amul chocolates are made.

Posted on

Life Lessons from ‘Tuesdays with Morrie’

Key life lessons from "Tuesdays with Morrie" by Mitch Albom that chronicles his conversations with his former college professor Morrie Schwartz, who was dying of ALS.

Posted on

Book Review – ‘The Early Indians’ by Tony Joseph

The Early Indians is a book written by Tony Joseph that traces the genetic and linguistic history of the people of the Indian subcontinent. It explores how ancient DNA analysis and linguistic research have transformed our understanding of the history of India, including the origins of the Dravidian and Indo-European languages, the movements of people …

Continue reading "Book Review – ‘The Early Indians’ by Tony Joseph"

Website Built with WordPress.com.