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February, 2017First impression: Had signed up for the North East trip six months in advance solely sold by the blueprint and the dedication with which the entire content was structured. I generally research thoroughly before signing up for any solo trip and by far there is no contender for tlow mainly because of four reasons:1-> Offbeat...Read More

National parks are protected areas in the country giving legal protection to the various floral and faunal species present there. India has 103 existing national parks covering an area of 40,500.13 square kilometres. That is equal to 1.23% of the total geographical area of the country. National parks provide a wide range of services apart from...Read More

Here is TLOW’s blueprint across the backpacker’s silk route in the Himalayas, that starts in Rewalsar and ends in the backpacker’s haven – Tosh. Also, visit the enchanting Parashar Lake, bathe in the sulphur hot springs at Kheerganga, hike in the Great Himalayan National Park and stay in some of the hippie villages of Parvati Valley.Silk Route Trip Cost:...Read More

Tosh, a small backpacker village in Parvati Valley is now the hottest trending place in the valley. We at Tlow have compiled a list of things to do to complete your Himalayan experience in the village.  Read on to know more…Table of Contents1. Hike2. Wanderlust cover picture3. Zero KM4. Spring Water5. Snicker Chappati6. Tosh Mandir7. Sizzler8....Read More

With Leh now become the new summer capital for bikers, backpackers and tourists, here is a list of things to do in the most famous Himalayan town of India.  Read on to know more…Table of Contents1. Ladakh T-shirt2. Leh Gompa3. Kargil kebabs4. Tibetan market5. Yak cheese pizza6. Rent a bike7. Get lost8. The Palace9. Home Stays10....Read More

When you are travelling, a good book in hand is always a great companion when on the road. There may be many things around which draw one to look outside the window rather than peep into a book. The book you choose to read when on a journey no doubt will add to your story of...Read More

Padum, the headquarters of Zanskar Valley, arguably one of the most remote places in the world has a lot to offer than what meets the eye. Here is a list of things to do while in Padum.Table of Contents1. Home Stay2. Kambhir (local roti)3. The Gompa4. Shopping5. Truck ride6. Interact with locals7. Padum bakery8. Zorawar’s fort9....Read More

When you are down the road backpacking, there are important things to keep in mind to ensure that you enjoy nature and leave it as clean as you found it. Here are some eco-tips to keep in mind while travelling across India and the world:Table of Contents Public Transport Reusable bottles and bags Online maps Do...Read More

Each of us may have had to face one of these rookie instances during the initial days of backpacking. And like the saying goes, ‘there’s always something to learn from mistakes’. Here’s a small list of these ‘mistakes’ to probably avoid while backpacking. And there are a few fixes for those instances, if you find yourself...Read More

Nako is the first village along the Kinnaur-Spiti Valley route which will give travellers a firsthand feel of the Trans Himalayan culture. Given below are a list of things to do in this tiny shepherd’s village.Nako village is elevated at 12000 ft above sea level. Structured in a way where the lake is right at the...Read More

With the monsoon commencing in Mumbai and the neighbouring areas it is perfect weather for treks around the city. A place which is a must trek to in order to enjoy the splendor of nature is Chinchoti waterfall which is near Naigaon and Vasai east on the Western line. There are both buses and auto rickshaws to...Read More

Travel is more an inward journey rather than an outward journey. While it is fun to go with friends, the people you love and your family – there is some soul searching and finding that happens. When you travel alone there are many things you discover about yourself and the things around. Here are some of...Read More

Today, our lives have become so much simpler thanks to the daily intervention of the modern means of communication and technology. Travel too has seen the mariner’s compass replaced by digital ones which do a much more accurate job. Here is a list of 8 ways in which travel has been simplified because of technological advancements.Table...Read More

The historical capital of the kingdom of Mewar, Udaipur was founded in 1553 by Maharana Udai Singh of the Sisodia clan of Rajput, when he shifted his capital from the city of Chittorgarh to Udaipur. The popular tourist destination is known for its history, culture, scenic locations and Rajput-era palaces.Popularly known as the City of Lakes...Read More

The only hill station in the state of Rajasthan is truly an oasis in the desert with beautiful sights and scenes. The rivers, lakes, waterfalls and evergreen forests are a refreshing change in the state from the warm and dry desert in other parts. Here are 10 must-do things while in the beautiful hill station of...Read More

The scrunching heat of summers has receded to give way to a petrichor-infused outdoors, and it’s that time of the year, to wander among misty mountains and scenic meadows and enjoy the season of drizzles, showers and downpours. Here is a list of few essentials before you head out for your next monsoon trip to get...Read More

Travelling is fun and exciting for a lot of folks. Going on backpacking trips to different areas around your city, country or even the world is exhilarating and opens up our eyes to the world. However, if you are backpacking solo, after some time you crave for human company. As the saying goes – ‘No man...Read More

Chitkul is situated on the border of India and Tibet. It is a small village unknown to the outside world. Situated in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh, here are 10 things to do in this hidden gem of India with its unique ethnicity. 8N/9D Spiti Valley Offbeat Road Trip Jump To 1. Chitkul Homestay2. Spin...Read More

 So, you’ve been for your first backpacking trip, and you’re back to your weekly routine after a week of travel. But you feel a bit ‘hungover’ and try to shrug it off and get back to your life. But you just end up browsing through photos and videos of your trip, and maybe upload a few...Read More

Langza is one of the highest villages in the world which is remotely situated. The village is in a bowl shape with a population of 140 people. The temperature drops to around 5 degrees during summer nights. Here are 10 things to do in the village of Langza.Table of Contents1. Langza Homestay2. Fossil hunting3. Play with the...Read More