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25/01/2024

No weekend plans? Join us for a culinary adventure that'll tantalize your taste buds!
Limited spots available for our exclusive sushi rolling and liquor chocolate-making masterclass.

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22/01/2024

Sushi etiquette tip – take big bites! Eating it in one go is the way to savour the flavour and show respect to the chef. Dive into the deliciousness!

10/01/2024

Espresso, latte, or black coffee? Tag a friend and let's spill the beans on our coffee personalities! ☕

01/01/2024

New Year's whispers, connections to find,
Chaitrails dreams, adventures designed.
2024, let's journey with glee,
Happy New Year, come and see! 🥂

04/02/2022

Goa, has many shades, and moods. Here is presenting one we experienced during our retreat. It was our day on the island with our superhost. Like what you see? Join us in our next adventure in Goa.

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30/12/2021

Goa is so much more than just beaches. It can shape the new, YOU. Don't agree? Join our

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24/12/2021

Little things that make Goa Is this on your bucketlist?



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26/10/2021

Tamil Nadu is not just a state but an emotion. It activates all your senses, to know the reason, read through.

12/10/2021

As the nation prepares for the , here is a sneak peek into the making of



is a traditional potters’ colony in northern Kolkata (kumor meaning potter and tuli refers to easily walkable localities within a quarter or half a mile). The potters treat these colonies as their place of living as well as workspace.

But how did this neighbourhood come to exist? To find the answer, one has to go back some 300 years to Krishnanagar, a small city in Nadia district of West Bengal, renowned for its clay-modelling industry. The clay modellers of Krishnanagar are said to be descendants of immigrants from Dhaka, Bangladesh. During Maharaja Krishnachandra’s rule in Nadia, the practice of idol worship grew, which in turn called for potters and craftsmen from Dhaka. These clay modellers came to Krishnanagar and started living around a place called Ghurni.

The idols are made from straw and bamboo. The clay is dug from the holy river Hooghly. The entire creation process, from the collection of clay to the ornamentation, is governed by Hindu rites and traditions. When the sculpting is complete and the clay has dried, the effigies are brilliantly painted, dressed, and decorated. The idols are then assembled and rushed off to the Pandals, which are festival sites, scattered around the city, and the puja then begins in earnest.

26/07/2021

Did you know this about Bhutan?

Phalluses are not an uncommon sight in Bhutan. The symbol is meant to bring good luck, promote fertility and harmony, and ward off evil spirits. They’re painted in and on buildings, displayed on the headgear of Atsaras (masked clowns), and even used as scarecrows. Read on to know more. Also this with your friends and followers.

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