Thetrailblogger

Where's the fun in having a secret and not being able to share it with even one person? It's practically the first rule of secrets; which kind of go this way- Keep it to yourself for a while.  Convince yourself you'll explode if you don't share it.  Share it ;)    So, we think we've kept the BIGGEST secret in our stomach for long enough and it is now time to impart the wisdom to you. Here at Trailblazers, we're big on being passionate about life. We love to travel, discover and explore and nothing gives us more happiness than sharing that experience with you. All trips are planned with the same amount of love, attention to detail and excitement, BUT there are some experiences and some journeys, which remain amazing regardless of how many times we've undertaken them previously and we wait all year for them. Guessed our secret yet? There is one trip we may be slightly partial to and we hope from this year on, you will be too. We're talking abou

Maybe not all of us love Dinosaurs as much as Ross Geller from FRIENDS does; but that doesn’t mean we aren’t intrigued by the thought of creatures as massive as the buildings we live in. Man has always been fascinated by every inhabitant on planet Earth, whether existing or extinct. Dinosaurs first appeared on Earth 230 million years ago, during the Triassic period and were the dominant species from the Jurassic to the Cretaceous period.  Although the word dinosaur means terrible lizard ; the name is not really apt for dinosaurs and lizards are not from the same group of reptiles. The most primitive of these types, Eoraptor, was a small meat-eating dinosaur, but dinosaurs are known to be Herbivores, Omnivores or Carnivores. Since the discovery of dinosaur fossils in the 19 th century, interest in the species spread like wildfire and now, there are a lot of museums and parks dedicated all over the world to these fantastic reptiles.  In India, we now have the Indroda Dinosaur