Serbia or Srbija was the heart and soul of the former Yugoslavia. India was a strategic ally of Yugoslavia and the historical ties between the two countries were very strong. Yugoslavia went through a tumultuous time in the 1990s. It disintegrated into Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Kosovo. There were […]
Continue Reading10 European Countries to Travel With Irish Residence Permit and Indian Passport
Getting a Schengen Visa every time you want to plan your vacation, despite living in a European country can be a real pain. I live in Ireland, which is an EU country. However, it is not a part of Schengen borderless area. Being an Indian passport holder, I have to get a Schengen visa (Type […]
Continue ReadingSerbian Dinar: The Face of Serbian History
The currency of a country speaks volumes about its history and culture. Serbia is a country rich in history. When I arrived in Serbia, one of the first things (besides the Rakia) that caught my attention was the Serbian Dinar. To understand the history of Serbia, I started my exploration with its multicolored currency. The […]
Continue ReadingIs It Safe to Take Taxi in Romania?
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Continue Reading20 Ultimate Budget Travel Tips Before Visiting Romania
Romania is a very underrated travel destination in Europe. One of the many reasons is the spread of misinformation. A lot of blogs I read before traveling to Romania were written by American tourists or mostly Western travelers who may not need a visa to travel in Romania and they have a very different approach […]
Continue ReadingThe Darker Side of Dolphinariums
Dolphins are one of the smartest mammals. They can mimic voices, demonstrate empathy, grief, and joy. There are around 40 different species of dolphins. The Bottleneck Dolphin is the smartest of all dolphins. They are usually very social and easy to train. They have a friendly appearance and higher life expectancy (30-50 years) than most […]
Continue Reading10 European Countries with High Immigration
The last decade has seen massive immigration to Europe from the Middle East. Europe is currently witnessing the biggest refugee crisis since World War II. There are several debates in the European Parliament about the security threat posed due to immigration, the right to seek asylum, the economic impact of mass immigration, and the assimilation […]
Continue ReadingCan Romania Join The Schengen Soon?
I went on a budget trip to Romania in early November 2021 during the COVID pandemic. I traveled for almost a week in Romania and it was rather surprising to me that even though Romania had been a member of the EU since January 1, 2007, it is not a part of the Schengen area. […]
Continue ReadingIs Ireland Socialist or Capitalist?
Ireland is a democratic republic with a very strong Capitalist system. In fact, Ireland is more capitalist than the United States. Well, Ireland does have a Social Welfare System, but that’s just one point for socialism. The low Irish corporate tax system, high cost of attending universities, nepotistic politics, a higher number of millionaires per […]
Continue Reading9 Best Group Student Travel Trips In Europe
Student travel trips in Europe is a budget-friendly way to explore the continent. If you are an exchange student from the US or a summer intern from India in Europe, you have the liberty to travel only on the weekends. Further, I found that many students don’t pre-plan their travel itineraries before coming to Europe. […]
Continue Reading6 Dishes You Must Try On A Student Trip To Ukraine
Ukraine, the Eastern European country is often referred to as the ‘breadbasket of Europe’. The subtropical climate allows farmers to grow barley, millet, wheat, and rye. Despite the fact that Ukraine had been under Russian domination for over two centuries, Ukrainians have successfully managed to preserve their native culture, tradition and traditional cuisines. While borsch […]
Continue Reading3 Airport Packing Hacks To Carry Extra Luggage Without Paying Excess Baggage Fees
How can I carry more luggage than my specified baggage limitations? I was allowed to carry 23 kg check-in luggage and a hand baggage (+an accessory like a laptop bag) not exceeding 12 kg combined. So, in total, I could carry 35 kgs of luggage. After getting all kinds of stuff lined up for my grad […]
Continue Reading16 Non-Schengen European Countries Indian Students In Europe Can Visit Without Visa
The possibility of exploring new cultures and getting international exposure are the perks associated with an international master or study abroad. I still get goosebumps thinking about my first flight which happened to be from New Delhi to Paris. It was the first time I had been out of the country for a summer internship. […]
Continue Reading11 Fascinating Things About Paris You Never Knew
Paris, the fashion capital of the world, houses grandiloquent monuments that mesmerize travelers from across the globe. While the Baroque architecture, the reminiscence of the French Revolution and World Wars can rekindle the history buff in you, the restaurants offer the perfect romantic dining experience with your better half. However, among so many obvious things, […]
Continue Reading5 Hiking Trails In Europe That Can Mesmerize You
If you are keen to spend time amidst wild forests, magnificent landscapes and walk through the rocky trails in the mountains, then why not go on a hike? Hiking can be the best escapade from your moribund life. If you are living in a city and tired of the everyday rush and pollution, then you […]
Continue ReadingNotions that Foreigners have about India
I got an opportunity to intern at a CNRS Lab at Compiegne, a small city close to Paris. During my stay of 3 months, I traveled extensively on weekends to various parts of France and the neighboring countries. Coming from South-East Asia, Europe was a culture shock for me. Nevertheless, it was amusing to learn […]
Continue Reading11 Places In Europe All Music Lovers Should Visit
No wonder William Wordsworth was mesmerized by the melancholic strain of the solitary reaper in the Scottish highlands that he didn’t understand but contemplated deep in his heart. That’s the beauty of music! The evolution of certain genres of music has been endemic to a place. However, very few places or cultural centers are actually […]
Continue ReadingWhy Globetrotting In Your 20s Should Be In Your Bucket List?
I always knew I would study abroad during my college career. I applied and was accepted to my program of choice, and was thrilled to have the opportunity to see Europe again. However, in the months leading up to departure, I was struck with a strange anxiety about leaving home and being in a completely new environment. […]
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Continue ReadingReasons NOT To Take A Gap Year And Go Backpacking
fff While several guys and typical travel bloggers may encourage you to take a gap year and go backpacking, I think this is a bad idea. Maybe you would be standing on a podium and be delivering TED talks just like xx or yyy after your backpacking year. But seriously, it doesn’t broaden a great outlook. […]
Continue ReadingThe Heineken Experience: A Teetotaller’s Perspective
Three pint-sized glasses of ‘Heineken’, one of the most popular beer brands in the world may bring a smile on the face of a zythophile. However, a teetotaller may not share the same enthusiasm for ‘The Heineken Experience’ in Amsterdam. A Tough Call I was on a one day visit to Amsterdam on the first […]
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