12 Hours of Istanbul: Of Privilege and Prejudice
Istanbul is easily one of my favourite cities, its one I have no qualms about visiting continually, visa permitting. So, when I found out that … Read more
8 Visa Hacks For Third World Travellers.
As i write this post, i am sitting in a cafe in Genova, Italy, feeling absolute exhausted having been subjected to some passport related harassment … Read more
Travelling while female: 8 travel hacks I live by.
I have been meaning to write a more detailed post about travelling while female, but I honestly believe, my experiences are coloured by my race, … Read more
7 tips on travelling while being a young, semi broke, 3rd world citizen.
Ok, before I start this post, I want to make something extremely clear: travelling is a privilege that not many can afford. As I write … Read more
Solo Travel Photography: 5 Tips on Photographing While Travelling Alone.
Something I have been asked a lot recently is how I get these seemingly difficult shots while travelling alone. I am asked who is taking … Read more
Home Is Where The Coffee Is.
One of the best things about traveling is that it can often leave you feeling right at home in a place that could not be … Read more
Juliet’s Balcony: On solo travel and self love, 7 lessons I learnt about love in the past 17 years
I came to Verona for the first time when I was 10 years old. I was at awe to see the famous balcony (albeit graffiti … Read more
Lovely Little Liechtenstein
Lovely, Little Liechtenstein It wasn’t supposed to go this way, but it did. My bus from Cologne to Munich took 5 hours longer than it … Read more
Of Dragons and Dynasties: Bhutan Uncovered
In June 2017, I had a somewhat difficult decision to make. I was living in Nepal and I had to decide where to go to … Read more
28 Hours In Koh Samed
Thailand is perhaps one of the most visited countries by Bangladeshis in the world. In fact every single person in my family has been to … Read more