A recent work trip to Paris left me more in love with the city. I’m so into the culture there, with food and wine being such a huge part of everyone’s everyday lives. By 4pm, even in February, the bars are full, everyone sat outside in hats and scarves, soaking up winter rays and chattering over ...
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48 Hours In Mumbai
Chaotic is main word I’d use to describe Mumbai but I absolutely loved it. We spent 48 hours exploring as much of the city as we could in the baking heat and blistering humidity but it totally won me over with its grand colonial architecture, rich history, crazy traffic-riddled streets, long sandy ...
Checking In: Soho House, Mumbai
After a couple of weeks in India, it’s impossible not to really love Soho House Mumbai when you arrive. It’s a dose of comfort and calm in one of the world’s most chaotic and characterful cities, which is no doubt going to frustrate you at times. Whilst embracing some Indian flair, it’s very much ...
Make This: Five Minute Fried Rice
Truly, a day doesn’t go by where I don’t crave rice. I can eat it any time, any day, in any guise, but my go-to for a quick and easy dinner is always veggie fried rice. Proper comfort food, I grew up on the stuff. My older brother used to make it for us all for quick Saturday lunches, or my dad ...
24 Hours In Udaipur
One of the key cities to visit in Rajasthan, Udaipur really is beautiful. Prepare for contrasting scenes of serenity and pure chaos as you explore the city - the appeal of which sprawl out far beyond its compact centre, with mountainside temples and beautiful luxury resorts on its outskirts. In the ...
Checking In: RAAS Devigarh, Udaipur
After exploring Rajasthan’s busy cities, RAAS Devigarh is the perfect place to totally chill out. Located just under an hour north of Udaipur (we used it as our base for exploring the city) the former fortress is set in the blissfully calm Aravalli Hills. It’s a fine old place to spend a couple of ...
24 Hours In Jodhpur
To be perfectly honest, we weren’t completely enamoured with Jodhpur. We spent 24 hours in the city after travelling by train from Jaipur, and found it to be very different. Looking back, Jaipur is much more of a royal city, whilst Jodhpur is a lot more raw and residential, and perhaps truer to the ...
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