Old town Albuquerque is a 10 block long area of adobe buildings surrounding the Old Plaza. If you ever find yourself in this city even for a half day, a stroll in this neighborhood is worth it. There are art galleries, small cafes to sip hot chocolate in and a whole lot of charm. We…… Continue reading One day in Albuquerque
People world over flock to New England to experience the Fall colors. One of my favorite spots to photograph this amazing sight is the Loon mountain resort. This ski resort is located in the town of Lincoln, NH and is a 2.5 hour drive from Boston. Every year around this time, we pack a little…… Continue reading Fall colors in New England
D and I were in Goa for a week. We were visiting in shoulder season and it rained everyday for hours. We were staying at the beautiful Grand Hyatt in Bambolim, which has a private beach, a world class spa, and a casino on the property. It was the perfect place to recharge and we…… Continue reading One week in Goa
Paris is such an easy city to love. The architecture, history, clothes, food, everything is sublime. But you already knew that. In my last Paris post, I advocated for staying in the quiet parts of the city to experience beauty in the mundane. However, just like any first timer, I had a long list of…… Continue reading Sightseeing in Paris
A visit to Paris is synonymous with a picture in front of the Eiffel tower. After all, it is the most visited paid monument in the world. The tower was designed by Gustave Eiffel and intended to be a temporary exhibit for the 1889 World Fair. It was the tallest structure in the world at…… Continue reading Postcards from Paris
Cape Cod is the go-to summer destination for all Bostonians. Provincetown (my favorite town on the Cape) is located at the very end of the cape and is a vibrant place filled with antique stores and art galleries. We decided to go to Provincetown with some friends over the weekend. August is a perfect time…… Continue reading Weekend getaway to Cape Cod
