The word “Havasupai” means “people of the blue-green waters”. Imagine a place consisting of multiple waterfalls cascading into mystical pools of aqua-blue water, shining brightly over lush, perfectly contrasting orange canyons! Well, that is Havasupai – one of the greatest places in the world! 

A little bit about Havasupai

Havasupai village is isolated from the world and accessible only through this long-tedious-yet-super-adventurous hike or by helicopter. This entire area is known as Havasupai Indian Reservation and Havasu Falls is one of the five waterfalls located in this area. Havasupai region is governed by the native tribe known as the Havasupai Tribe. The Supai village, located on the Havasupai Indian Reservation, is currently the most remote village in the United States. All of their supplies are provided via helicopters or mules.

To reach the waterfalls, there’s a strenuous 10 miles hike to the Havasupai Campground. From here, there are further hikes to multiple waterfalls. However, day-trips into Havasupai are not permitted, and each visitor must have permits and reservations to the campground. The hike to Havasupai Falls is not a random hike that anyone can do without any preparation. The key to making this hike memorable and successful is proper planning and preparations. So, let’s start, shall we?

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What’s a better way to spend Valentine’s day with your loved one than to whisk them away from everything for a romantic weekend? A perfect combination of doing adventurous things, a romantic dinner and some good music…. That’s just about the best way to say, “You are truly special to me”! 

Whether it’s hiking a rugged trail, chilling by the beach, hanging out in a cabin in the woods, or exploring a new city, nothing makes this occasion of celebrating love like traveling together.

Here are some of the best ways of spending this weekend traveling with your special one:

1. Take a cruise together

What is a better way to spend this special day than taking a cruise? Head towards the nearest location for a cruise ride, some romantic dinner, some good music and end this perfect day watching a sunset on the cruise. One thing for sure if you end up spending time together on the waters, it will change your life.

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Keeping our pact of exploring new places on our birthdays, Veer and I booked our new adventure for his 25th Birthday – Kauai island of Hawaii. Ditching crowded and touristy island of Maui we decided to explore this peaceful island, a perfect amalgamation of beaches and mountains! The moment we landed here, we knew this is a slow-paced paradise we wanted in this hectic world. The word Kauai (pronounced like “cow eye”) means “season of abundance” due to its rich soil and abundant rainfall. It’s difficult to put into words how incredibly blue the beach water is, or how lush green mountains are here, so I hope our pictures will portray the beauty of this garden island of Kauai.

Well, first things first, since I am taking you on this Hawaiian journey, let’s learn some words in the Hawaiian language. “Aloha” means Hello, “Mahalo” means Thank you, “A hui hou” means Until we meet again and “‘Ono grinds” means Delicious food.

So, Alohaaaaaaa!!!!!

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It started 25 years ago, but it seems like just yesterday. Six vibrant 20-somethings whose lives and loves were intimately entwined, left their keys on the kitchen top with teary eyes and went through the purple door, straight to the coffee house. We got to know them, their families..their day to day lives! They gave us memories and moments to live by, made us cry and made us laugh at the same time. But we all..we never left that room. So here’s welcoming you back into their world, among FRIENDS. 

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Witnessing fall foliage while sipping on my pumpkin spice latte has been on my bucket list since forever, so without a second thought, I booked my tickets to Boston last Autumn season. Stowe, Vermont is well-known for the scenic roads during fall, and that is one of the finest ways to experience fall foliage in the states.

When and where

Vermont is just what I’d imagined – incredibly charming and surrounded by the most beautiful fall colors I’ve ever seen. October first week is when Vermont’s Green Mountains start getting ready for their fall makeover, and there’s no better way to appreciate the season than with a fall foliage road trip with your friends. The peak fall season doesn’t happen at the exact same time every year but October is the month you should target for.

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