How do you create journeys that guests don’t just remember - but feel changed by? At Travel Scope, our approach begins with listening - to longings, to hesitations, to unspoken dreams. In this piece, I share how empathy, intent, and quiet design choices come together to craft deeply personal experiences that resonate long after the journey ends.
Eastern India is a region where time seems to move at its own pace, and every street corner has a story to tell. Here, history and heritage gracefully waltz with the dynamic modern present. My journey to the region, this time, was more than just a geographical exploration; it was a pleasant stroll through the chapters that have shaped the…
Bhutan is a kingdom rich in culture and tradition, that has a unique approach to governance and development, prioritizing Gross National Happiness over mere economic growth. This philosophy permeates every aspect of life, fostering a sense of community, well-being, and environmental stewardship that is truly unparalleled. It is only when you visit Bhutan that you realize how committed they are…
It has been a while since I returned from my second Kaafila experience. Both my trips were planned around the Kalinjar Fort. Now, you must be wondering where is Kalinjar and what is Kaafila?? Kalinjar Fort sits on the border between Uttar Pradesh (Northern India) and Madhya Pradesh (Central India) of present-day India. You may not have heard about it!…
“If we have the ‘khadi spirit’ in us, we would surround ourselves with simplicity in every walk of life”. – Mahatma Gandhi. I discovered this simplicity when I visited Magan Sangrahalaya, Maganwadi in Wardha. Gandhiji lived in Maganwadi, Wardha for two years, after his departure from Sabarmati Ashram in Gujarat. Magan Sangrahalaya is the only museum started by Gandhiji. Today…
This story is long overdue but the scenes are still fresh in my mind. All I need is to press the memory button and it all unfolds in front of me. I had been hearing about leopards of Bera for a long time. But until you reach there you have no idea of the experience. I have known Shatrunjay Pratap…
Common ki Pied – dakho ?!! A travelogue on the Sunderbans by Mohan Common ki Pied – dakho ?!! asked our boatman Manoj to our Naturalist Samar when he spotted a Kingfisher as we cruised the waterways of Sunderbans. Queried with authority, it surprised me that the boatman should know the bird and the species. What blew my mind was…