Outside of Work

Singapore

My one international trip so far. Clean city rhythm, skyline walks, and a very different pace from home.

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Sikkim

Gangtok streets, North Sikkim valleys, clouds over the hills, and one of my most memorable trips.

Pune

A practical city with history, cafes, students, builders, and an easy weekend pace.

Hyderabad

Food, old-city architecture, tech-city energy, and enough contrast to make the trip interesting.

Banaras

Ghats, lanes, evening light, and the kind of place that feels dense with stories.

Delhi

A familiar city for movement, work, old monuments, and everyday capital-city energy.

Lucknow

Food, old architecture, and a city that carries its culture without trying too hard.

Dehradun

A familiar Uttarakhand stop, close to hills, slower roads, and short-trip memories.

Shimla

Himachal hills, ridge walks, and the kind of town that makes time feel a little slower.

Rishikesh

River views, hills, cafes, and a relaxed Uttarakhand rhythm that works well for short breaks.

Haridwar

Ganga ghats, evening energy, and one of those places that feels rooted in ritual and movement.

Mussoorie

A hill-town reset in Uttarakhand, good for walks, views, and quiet weather.

Amritsar

Golden Temple, old streets, and a city that feels memorable for its calm, history, and warmth.

Chandigarh

Clean sectors, planned-city calm, and a very different city layout from most places I have visited.

Jaipur

Architecture, old-city color, and a place that feels visually strong even on a short trip.

Kolkata

A city of bridges, books, conversations, and a pace that feels very much its own.