Thetrailblogger

S ome places are attractive due to their rich culture, some so because they have vibrant histories and some because they have the best stories. What kind of stories are we talking about? Scary ones, that’s for sure. A lot of times, locals start a trend or spread a rumor for their own vested reasons and many a times there are old wives tales so ancient, everyone just takes them as the truth. But while tales of ghosts, spurned lovers and haunted dueling spots are met with skepticism from outsiders, stories of a local monster is always greeted with interest and curiosity.  These monsters are apparently sighted by different people during different times and seem scarier each time. Lets’ look at a few and judge for ourselves.  • Bigfoot : While no one knows exactly what kind of creature Bigfoot is, hundreds of people claim they have seen large footprints; upto 17 inches in length.  • Loch Ness Monster : By far one of the most famous monsters, the Loch Ness was first allegedly spotted

  Who doesn’t want to look nice? We know that while being well turned out isn’t exactly number one on our list of priorities, it does help us feel good about ourselves, and project a better image. Thus a blog post on Travel Fashion .  You remember all those trips taken abroad or even to any other destination in India and just feeling either under-dressed or over-dressed compared to other travellers? If yes; then give us a hi-5 because we’re in the same boat. However! We, being the nice people we are, have taken the pains to put together a list of items wearable to different places according to different activities. Jump right in and thank us with your feedback! While trekking/mountain climbing, it is best to stick to clothes that are comfortable, but not baggy, you wouldn’t want to have excessive fabric hanging around while you navigate a tough road. Invest in a good pair of track pants and good quality, slightly stretchable t-shirts. Also, stick to brighter colours as at tim

Well the title is pretty self-explanatory and this post tells you why you must use the weekend to go on a short trek rather than wile time away at your favourite café. ·               There is no need to pack a big bag! Packing for a trip is always a nightmare and on a day trek all you need is a small bag carrying essentials.           You do not need to save up for months. How good is this pro? If you’re funding your own holiday, this way you do not need to wait a while for a well-deserved break.            A change of scene. Let’s get real, it is impossible to get about 10 days off from school/college or work more than once a year and the thought of a fixed routine the other 355 days is unbearable. Stop staring at that tan wall and go look at lush green valleys. Shoo!           You get to learn something new. Instead of exclaiming over TLC or National Geographic episodes, visit a Warli Village and get some first-hand knowledge while meeting people with the most ama