If you’ve ever travelled in India—or are planning to—you probably already know how vast and complex the Indian railway system is, with its various travel classes. Instead, I want to share my 10-hour journey in Sleeper Class and offer some insight that might clear your doubts.
When I am traveling across India, I have come across several places claiming to be the place where Lord Rama had rested or a place where the Pandavas had rested. This spans across the country and this always made me wonder which one is correct and which is not. Honestly, it’s very difficult since we…
Registan Square in Samarkand is the grandest tourist attraction in the city. This place consists of three madrasas, one monument, and a trading dome. This was the second place that I visited that day after visiting the Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum.
From Bukhara, we now move to Samarkand. We took the Afrosiyob (high-speed rail) from Bukhara to Samarkand, and the journey was fast and smooth. Without wasting any time we took off exploring Samarkand and our first stop of the day was Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum.
I have completed my whole series of places one can visit in Bukhara as a tourist. While the major ones I have written are dedicated blog posts there are a few which do not require a dedicated blog post but it is part of the tourist circuit and one must see these places. So in…
In my previous blog post, I discussed the Synagogues of Bukhara so it’s logical for me to cover another Jewish landmark in Bukhara that is the Jewish Cemetery. This is the second time that I am visiting a Jewish cemetery with the first one being the Jewish Cemetery in Kolkata. Unlike the one in Kolkata…
