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The Untold Stories of Ramgarh
I first went to Shekhawati about five years ago. A simple weekend getaway to unwind till I realized I had unknowingly stumbled into a land of stories… stories told in colourful frescoes. After a magical three days, and an impassioned dissertation proposal to further spend some time unravelling these frescoes (which incidentally got rejected), a study on Marquis de... -
Restaurant Review: Delighted at Dakshin!
Any expensive restaurant in a top end hotel will never score low on the ambience, yet sometimes they can be garishly opulent. Dakshin at the Welcom Hotel Sheraton is not. It has a wonderfully simple charm to it and the love and magic lie in the details. Yes, love, one word that is true for both the décor and the food. Dakshin's Temple Themed Decor You enter Daks... -
WOW Experience: WOW-ed in Turkey!
Vaishnavi Vishwanathan on her WOW Turkey experience: “My first international trip with Wow was truly Wow! Unlike the domestic trips, I was filled with more anxiety- what if I don’t meet the group members at the airport? Where will I meet the Wow buddy at Istanbul airport? Will I get lost? How do I contact anyone without a mobile? Of course all the worries w...
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The Untold Stories of Ramgarh
I first went to Shekhawati about five years ago. A simple weekend getaway to unwind till I realized I had unknowingly stumbled into a land of stories… stories told in colourful frescoes. After a magical three days, and an impassioned dissertation proposal to further spend some time unravelling these frescoes (which incidentally got rejected), a study on Marquis de Sade and the humdrum of daily life pushed the coloured walls out of my view. The Ramgarh Fresco This December when my sister planned to visit another area in Shekhawati, Ramgarh, to celebrate the New Year, only the promise of those glorious wall-paintings prompted me to leave behind friends and drunken revelry for quieter celebrations with the family. And that’s a decision I will never regret. A Haveli in Ramga...
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