After my marriage, during one of my morning rides into Kota city, I noticed something that instantly caught my attention. The streets were full of small breakfast stalls selling poha, bread pakoras, samosas, jalebis, and more
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Jaipur is the capital city of Rajasthan. It was founded in 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, who was the king of the nearby town, Amer. He planned Jaipur carefully with wide roads and organized markets, which were very modern for that time. Later, many buildings in the city were painted pink to welcome the Prince of Wales in 1876, and since then Jaipur has also been known as the Pink City. Today, it is famous for its forts, palaces, culture, and vibrant bazars.
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Namaste and Khamma Ghani from Jaipur! It rained today, but luckily it stopped by evening. The weather turned pleasantly cool.
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After wrapping up work a little early, I didn’t feel like staying cooped up at home. So, I hopped on my bicycle to chase the golden hour glow and set off toward Khadakwasla. It was around 8.8 km from my place on one side. I didn’t take many breaks. Just kept pedaling with one thought in mind – I hope I make it before sunset.
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Kasarsai Dam is 30-40 mins drive away from Hinjewadi, Pune. The close proximity and tranquil surroundings make it a popular destination for Punekars. I got a chance to visit it during sunrise, when the place is wrapped in sheer silence with no one around, and during sunset, when it transforms into a lively spot.
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I explored Ratlam with my siblings started the day with samosa, kachori and a cup of kesar chai from a local shop near railway station. The taste was good. Then we head to Gordhanlal shop to buy the famous Ratlami sev for friends and family.
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When we stayed for a long time at my in-laws’ place in Kota, we were pretty busy visiting relatives and doing lots of things. We felt like we needed a break, so we wanted to go somewhere nice to relax for a bit. My friend from school told me about Justa Nahargarh, so I thought it sounded like a good place to stay, and we decided to book it.
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Gune is a traditional sweet snack made during the Gangaur festival in some states of North India. It’s the main sweet offered to Goddess Parvati during the Gangaur prayer. Usually, it’s made with refined wheat flour and white sugar, but I like wheat flour and sugar/jaggery. I learnt about this recipe from my mother-in-law after getting married.
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Ooty is called the Queen of Hill Stations because it’s so pretty, with old-fashioned charm and amazing views. Coonoor is quieter but just as lovely, with hills and valleys covered in mist. Whether we were exploring botanical gardens, savoring freshly brewed tea, going on nature walks or driving through winding roads that snake through lush greenery – we had wonderful time in hills.
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