Travelogue Stories

Kashmir-The Crown of India is beyond its postcard beauty. Through misty mornings, breathtaking meadows and stories whispered by the wind, this travelogue captures my fi...

After spending a year teaching in Thailand, I longed to travel with only my quirky self to keep me company. My journey started in Myanmar where temple cycles and village...

Can a city like Tokyo help heal a heartbreak? Lucas Pascal travels to Japan to participate in series of conferences. His heart is broken. His spirits are low. Hugo left...

A combination of a novel, a memoir and a travelogue, both fiction and non-fiction, a globe-trotting adventure full of sentiment, music, low budgets, trains, encounters a...

If you're looking for a long new travel experience then you've clicked to the right book. Experience different destinations and explore the most popular tourist attracti...

[ Travel / Nonfiction ] Two RVs, four adults, five children (9-16), seven campsites, 20+ hours of driving, thirteen points of interest (give or take), camping/RV experie...

Down and Out in Paris and London is the first full-length work by the English author George Orwell, published in 1933. It is a memoir in two parts on the theme of povert...

The Sun Temple, Konark nestled on the banks of the ancient River Chandrabhaga, on the Utkal coast of Odisha is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in today's date. But what if...

A brief snapshot of life in Tbilisi, Georgia

A travelogue. May it take you to all the beaches of the world.

Samyu and her friends(Lewis, Yusef and Zerina) were middle school graduates from India, selected for a cultural trip to the Netherlands for 3 weeks. This blog narrates y...

This is a travelogue/memoir through space and time, from the seaside resorts of Whitley Bay and Tynemouth and the shipyards of the river Tyne in my childhood years of th...

A group of friends decide to go on a vacation to the glorious states of Jammu & Kashmir and Punjab. A travelogue narrated in first person, it will take you on a journey...

a travelogue published - sep 26, 2015

Once I was traveling by train, upon reaching my destination, I was so stunned by the view at the station that it gave me the best lesson of my life.

Travelling is a way of life from birth till death!

A short fictional travelogue inspired by my time in Whitby. It discusses the Gothic side of Whitby including Whitby Goth Festival, and Whitby's links with Bram Stokers'...