In July 2019 I spent a month in a Summer Chinese Program, co-held by the College of Intensive Chinese Studies, Beijing Language and Culture University and the Faculty of Business and Economics, University of Hong Kong, as my first initiation into my MBA Program at HKU. The only trip that I had previously made to…
Oslo often gets overlooked in favour of Stockholm and Copenhagen by visitors to Scandinavia. But being small and compact it has the advantage that you can quickly cover a lot of distance on foot and from a design standpoint, there is plenty of new and amazing architecture to see. Here’s our guide to the city.…
Watching Bangladesh play Pakistan at cricket isn’t exactly on my bucket list of things to do! But when the venue is Lord’s and the occasion is the World Cup that can definitely tip the balance. Being the beneficiary of a generous Bangladeshi fan who couldn’t make it, it was a surreal experience sitting among a…
This article has originally appeared in the September 2019 edition of Golf Digest India magazine.
If you took your map of Spain and threw it into a tub of water, the shrunken version that would emerge would likely to be an accurate representation of Castilla y León. A sprawling land of ancient Spanish kingdoms, dotted with beautiful towns, each with its own castle and cathedrals, Spain’s largest region follows the national…
If you’re an adrenaline enthusiast, South Africa, with its array of adventure sports, is the place to be! This article was originally published in the “National Geographic Traveller India” in May 2018 edition. Check it here. Treading along the wire mesh bridge towards the bungee jump platform, I keep my strides firm and steady even though my…
Nepal’s Manaslu circuit offers a relatively unexplored, soul-stirring experience for trekkers seeking pristine trails to tread on.
Gimme hope, Jo’anna ’Fore the morning come
