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The auto ride between Rameshwaram and Dhanushkodi offered unforgettable sea views There are some journeys that feel less like travel and more like a quiet pause in time. My ride from Rameshwaram to Dhanushkodi was exactly that. It wasn’t just about reaching a destination. It was about the road, the wind, the water on both sides, and the feeling that I was slowly moving toward the edge of the map. Starting from Rameshwaram I began my trip early in the day from Rameshwaram . The town itself already feels spiritual and calm, with pilgrims, small shops, and the soft sound of temple bells in the background. I hired an auto-rickshaw for the journey. It was simple, no rush, no luxury—just me, the driver, and the open road ahead. The driver smiled when I told him I wanted to go all the way to Kodanda Ramar aka Kothandaramaswamy Temple. He said, “It’s a beautiful ride. Sea on both sides. You will remember it.” He was right. The Road Between Two Seas As we moved forward, the road slowly began to...

Solo travel in India can feel easier and more enjoyable with the right mindset For nearly 18 years, I have been traveling across India in one way or another — through crowded train journeys, long bus rides, quiet hill stations, busy cities, and unexpected detours that slowly became memories.  Somewhere during all those years of roaming around the country, I realized that solo travel is less about being fearless and more about learning to trust yourself little by little. I still remember the first time I seriously thought about traveling alone. The idea sounded exciting when I watched travel videos online, but when I actually started planning my own solo trip, fear slowly entered my mind. What if something goes wrong? What if I feel lonely? What if I get lost in a completely new place? These thoughts are completely normal. Almost every solo traveler feels this way before their first trip. I felt it too. But once I finally stepped out of my comfort zone, I realized that solo travel i...