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Binge the World, One Journey at a Time

  • Life’s little things” are those small, everyday moments that often go unnoticed but carry the deepest meaning — a smile from a stranger, the smell of rain on warm soil, a shared laugh with someone you love, the comfort of a hot cup of tea, or even the quiet peace of watching the sunset. 🌿

    They don’t always make big changes, but they stitch together joy, warmth, and gratitude into our lives….

  • How do you celebrate holidays?


    I celebrate holidays in a mix of ways depending on the mood and the season. Sometimes it’s all about being with family, cooking together, and enjoying those little traditions that make the day special. Other times, I love to travel during holidays—exploring new places makes the occasion even more memorable. But no matter where I am, holidays for me are about slowing down, feeling grateful, and creating memories that stay long after the day is over.

    • Somewhere calm, not too crowded. You can cry with the waves, nap under the sun, laugh into the breeze, and eat fresh seafood or comfort food.
    • Examples in India: Gokarna (Karnataka), Varkala (Kerala), or even quiet parts of Goa.
    • Fresh air, cozy stays, long naps, endless chai. Perfect to reset your mind.
    • Places like Kasol, Dharamkot, or Mukteshwar.
    • Stay in a cottage or eco-lodge in the middle of greenery. Let birdsong be your alarm clock.
    • Examples: Wayanad (Kerala), Coorg (Karnataka), Jim Corbett homestays (Uttarakhand).
    • An Ayurvedic or yoga retreat where nobody judges you for eating, sleeping, or crying when you need.
    • Kerala, Rishikesh, or even luxury wellness resorts around India.
    • Cry when it comes — release is healing.
    • Sleep whenever you feel like it, no alarms.
    • Laugh at silly movies, your thoughts, or with strangers you meet.
    • Eat freely — street food, comfort food, or something new.
    • Journal or blog if you feel like putting emotions into words.
    • Disconnect from people’s moods, and reconnect with your own.

    This kind of trip can truly feel like hitting the reset button on your life. Imagine: no schedules, no pressure to “be okay,” just you, your thoughts, and the freedom to feel everything fully. 🛶🌿

  • This time, too, I’m sitting with the ache. I’ll give myself permission to feel it — the sting, the quiet hurt — and then I’ll do the small, steady things that stitch me up: a slow cup of tea, the playlist that always steadies me, a walk where the air remembers nothing of the argument.

    One piece at a time, I’ll reclaim the parts that belong to me — my laughter, my calm, my right to choose who holds my heart.


  • Professor Ramesh Dutt – The Vagabond Encyclopedia of Bollywood

    Not all journeys are taken on roads—some are taken through stories, songs, and cinema. On one such journey, I met Professor Ramesh Dutt.

    For me, Professor Ramesh Dutt isn’t just a vagabond; he’s Bollywood’s wandering storyteller, taking you on a journey without ever leaving your seat.

  • 🎬 The Journey Is the Real Episode

    🚂 When the Road Becomes the Story

    The “in-between moments” often become the real highlights.


    🧳 Why the Journey Matters


    🌟 My Takeaway

    🎬 So next time you travel, don’t rush to “arrive.” Let the journey be the show.

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    Traveling isn’t just about landscapes or monuments—it’s about the rhythm of life in a place. And nothing captures that better than a festival. Festival tourism is about chasing the world’s greatest shows: music echoing through ancient streets, colors exploding in the sky, traditions unfolding in real time.

    Instead of just visiting a destination, you live its heartbeat through its festivals.

    When it comes to festivals, no country does it quite like India. With its diversity of cultures, religions, and traditions, India celebrates something almost every month of the year. For travelers, this means endless opportunities to dive into colors, rituals, music, food, and community.

    Festival tourism in India isn’t just about watching—it’s about participating. It’s about throwing colors during Holi, lighting lamps during Diwali, dancing in Ganesh processions, or soaking in the rhythm of folk music under desert skies.

    • Where: Mathura, Vrindavan, Barsana, and across India
    • When: March (spring season)
    • Why Go: The streets turn into a canvas of color. It’s playful, chaotic, and unforgettable. Perfect for those who want to live joy in its purest form.
    • Where: Celebrated nationwide, but Varanasi and Jaipur are especially magical
    • When: October/November
    • Why Go: Cities glow with millions of diyas (lamps), fireworks light up the skies, and homes open with festive sweets. It feels like stepping into a fairytale.
    • Where: Mumbai, Pune, and coastal Maharashtra
    • When: August/September
    • Why Go: Huge idols of Lord Ganesha are installed across the city, streets come alive with chants, drums, and processions. The final visarjan (immersion) is breathtaking.
    • Where:
      • Navratri Garba in Gujarat
      • Durga Puja in Kolkata, West Bengal
    • When: September/October
    • Why Go: Nine nights of dance and devotion in Gujarat, and massive artistic pandals (temporary temples) in Kolkata. Both are pure cultural immersion.
    • Where: Pushkar, Rajasthan
    • When: November
    • Why Go: What starts as a camel and livestock fair has grown into a carnival of folk music, dance, competitions, and spirituality. A photographer’s dream.
    • Where: Prayagraj, Haridwar, Ujjain, Nashik (rotates every 12 years between these cities)
    • When: Once every 3 years (rotating), Maha Kumbh every 12 years
    • Why Go: Millions of pilgrims gather to take a holy dip in sacred rivers. It’s spiritual, overwhelming, and a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
    1. Plan Ahead – Hotels and trains get booked months in advance.
    2. Respect Local Traditions – Each festival has cultural and religious significance.
    3. Dress Comfortably – Whether it’s playing Holi or dancing Garba, you’ll need the right attire.
    4. Travel Safe – Crowds can be intense—keep essentials safe and stay hydrated.
    5. Immerse Yourself – Don’t just watch; participate! That’s where the magic lies.

    India doesn’t just celebrate festivals—it lives them. For travelers, every festival is like an episode in a never-ending cultural series. Whether you’re chasing colors in Mathura, lights in Varanasi, or music in Pushkar, festival tourism in India guarantees experiences you’ll never forget.

    So, when you plan your next trip, don’t just check the weather forecast—check the festival calendar. The real show is waiting. 🎬

  • Hello World!

    🎬 Welcome to Travellers Netflix: Where Journeys Begin

    Ever wished travel could feel like your favorite binge-worthy series? That’s the idea behind Travellers Netflix—a place where adventures stream endlessly, one story at a time.

    This isn’t just another travel blog. Think of it as a library of episodes, each one a new destination, a new journey, a new way to see the world. Some posts will be short and punchy, like quick travel trailers. Others will be deep dives—full-length features where you can lose yourself in the details.

    🌍 What to Expect Here:

    • Destination Episodes – Guides and stories from places near and far.
    • Travel Hacks & Tips – Making journeys smoother, cheaper, and smarter.
    • Behind the Scenes – Honest takes on the wins, fails, and funny moments.
    • Wanderlust Playlists – Inspiration for where to go next.

    Whether you’re a backpacker, a luxury seeker, or a dreamer planning your “someday” trip, there’s something here for you.

    So grab your metaphorical remote, hit play, and join me as we stream the world—one episode at a time.

    Welcome to Travellers Netflix. Lets hit play