Wondering who i am?
Hi. I am Ipsita.
Welcome to my travel space. I am a travel writer and a solo female traveller from India. I have been travelling full-time around the world for 4+ years, volunteering and hitchhiking my way through. The only home I know now is my 70-litre backpack.
Our travel choices make an impact on the environment, local culture and the economy. Let’s tread on this wonderful Earth wisely.
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Travel slowly, responsibly, and sustainably. Say No to Plastics. Yes to Ethical Camping.
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inside my travel space
Exploration of Culture and Nature
Travel with me to the mountains and remote villages, and connect with indigenous communities as I take you through travelling beyond the conventions.
Branding an intiative as ‘Follows sustainable practices’ is not the way to have a sustainability tag around it. This mushroom farm in Thailand is no exception.
‘Young Artists of Kargil Ladakh’ - a group of 30 Ladakhi women, led by Bob Sir, is painting the schools of Kargil to bring a cent of sustainability to their lives.
Find the best of Malay and other South-East Asian food in Malacca and also the vegetarian restaurants I hunted down.
Nothing like a roadtrip with the coolest grandmas from Thailand’s Chaiyaphum! Especially if the car follows Siam Tulips at Pa Ngam National Park, and traditional dances at Candle Festival.
In this article, I will go behind the process of obtaining the Malaysian e-visa, and the documents required to clear the customs, with a little overview on currency and SIM card.
A sensory walk through a tiny Thai village named Ban Khwao, with nothing to see, and everything to feel, with homemade Thai food, faces and laughter, as I volunteer for two weeks in a school.
After a 24-hour-long land journey, I give you an exact overview of the route to be taken for your Malaysia-Thailand border crossing by train.
An open journal from my two weeks in Malaysia’s Heritage City, Malacca. Street art, abstractions, and flipped pages from flipping history.
Dr. Mini Vasudevan, a Tamil woman from Coimbatore, started an NGO named Humane Animal Society (HAS) in 2006 to bring animal welfare into a collective space.
In this article, you will know some of the best places to visit in Delhi, the Capital of India. A heritage walk down the historical monuments paramount to antecedents of India’s multi-ruling past.
I have crafted all my favourite volunteering experiences after travelling for three years across India, to guide you through the diversified Indian cultures more meaningfully.
This is a travel guide to the best places to visit in Kathmandu, the Capital City of Nepal. Get to know all the Kathmandu tourist attractions and make your own itinerary!
Ammi and Abbu. Two larger-than-life simple individuals together developed an organic farmland and later a farmstay called ‘Vintage Village’ in a remote village Gulripurwa in Uttar Pradesh.
Drawing from my own travel-route, I give you the best places to visit in Gujarat in the sustainable radar, where to stay for a local experience, and some travel hooks.
Zanskar. Cut-off from the world for three-seven months in extreme winter. A semi-desert of Tibetan Buddhist philosophy. For one and a half months, I volunteered in a school in Zanskar. This is my reflection.
Phyang Festival. A way to submerge in the macabre demise of evil forces over the power of the divine, cohering with Buddhist beliefs.
Understand Ladakh through the rich traditions of Ladakhi food. The cuisine is vibrant with self-sustaining barley, wheat, apricots and more!
Let’s explore the hidden villages in Parvati Valley - Rasol and Stona. Both of these villages are a hike away from Katagla in Parvati Valley.
My up-and-close interaction with Chamba, as I hiked for two days from Dalhousie to Jot, through bear-jungles and set up camp in a Chamba village.
Gear up for Triund Trek in McLeodganj! Know all about the routes, cost, itinerary, height and everything else before going for Triund Trek solo! Without a guide!
