Paris is an all time favorite city for couples from all over the world and most popular among tourists. Finding a decent hotel in budget is tough task in Paris which always experience high demand. One need to book very... Continue Reading →
Prague city is a whole package in itself. You can get to old town for a time travel to old classic times in Prague 1 or can hangout in Prague 5 or 6 and be back in 21st century life.... Continue Reading →
Hotel location is very important. If you want to be at a walking distance to the city's main attractions as well as near to the city railway station and bus station for easy commuting and connectivity to various other must... Continue Reading →
Austria was the 6th country team drifter visited and First European country. Our very first entry point and stop was country's capital Vienna. Our two drifters were on a true pleasure trip as it was Europe. We were looking for... Continue Reading →
Zurich: The cosmopolitan city by the water combines creative urban life with nature in all its glory. We were looking for a hotel which will provide us the Zurich richness in aesthetics. We needed a place to relax as well as a... Continue Reading →
Lucerne is compact and easy to explore, with the old town and all the main sights within walking distance of the rail station. So, we stayed at a hotel which was walking distance from Bahnhof Luzern / railway station Lucerne... Continue Reading →
If you talk about going to Kasol here in North India, the very first thing that will come to mind will be "Hashish" and next would be the beautiful treks (Khir Ganga and Malana). My group and I was guilty... Continue Reading →
Travel to know how a free soul feels like For this one time it will be just about YOU, wherever you want to go whenever you want to go, with no added drama or baggage of a group, family or tag-alongs! If... Continue Reading →
The Bridge over the River Kwai (French: Le Pont de la Rivière Kwai) is a novel by the French novelist Pierre Boulle, published in French in 1952 and English translation by Xan Fielding in 1954. The story is fictional but... Continue Reading →
