The Golconda Fort need no introduction. I kept my expectations high when going to Hyderabad, and the ancient complex was impressive indeed. Centuries after the peak of its glory, the fort doesn't cease to humble visitors with its might, grandeur and powerful voice from the bygone era. Every part of it is filled with history ...read more »
Almost every nation has a revolutionary poet who belonged to the poorest section of society and whose passionate poetry sounded like a voice of the whole nation. Ukraine is no exception. Every Ukrainian is familiar with Taras Shevchenko‘s ‘Testament': When I am dead, bury me In my beloved Ukraine, My tomb upon a grave mound high Amid the spreading ...read more »
![[GUEST POST] 7 Places to Visit in India For Honeymoon Couples](http://www.indiapalette.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/goa-150x150.jpg)
A vacation that brings two people close, spurs understanding and appreciation for each other is a honeymoon, and what better place than the land of calm beaches, secluded hill stations and breathtaking hills and mountains, in India, to spend it! So, here are the most popular 7 Places to visit in India for honeymoon couples ...read more »
As you can see from the title, I'm not at all snobbish when it comes to traveling, and statements like "I'm a traveler, not a tourist" are not about me 🙂 Although I like to go off the beaten path, there is nothing wrong in exploring popular touristic attractions. After all, they are popular for ...read more »
Easter is coming, so I thought it would be apt to tell you a bit of Ukrainian traditions. Like most religious holidays, Easter in Eastern Europe is a mix of Christian and pagan elements. It’s celebrated after vernal equinox, when the day finally becomes as long as the night, and the consequent days keep getting ...read more »
![[GUEST POST] Top 10 Spectacular Places in India for Artists](http://www.indiapalette.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Valley-of-flowers-150x150.jpg)
If you are an artist you know that inspiration can come from anywhere, but there is something special about some beautiful places that makes our muses stay with us for a little longer. Imagine rising up to the sounds of birds in the morning and drawing the curtains to see nature in its most spectacular ...read more »
“There are so many doors to open. I am impatient to begin,”– said Daniel Keyes’ character in his ‘Flowers for Algernon’. Of course, he didn’t mean it literally, speaking of the doors to knowledge and wisdom. Have you ever stood in front of a closed door, wondering what is there behind? Have you ever felt ...read more »
Happy Women's Day, dear girls! The pictures are not current, but I found them appropriate to share this day. Wishing you lots of beautiful moments in life! read more »
