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Don’t Leave for Lakshadweep Without This! (2025 Packing Guide)

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Planning a trip to Lakshadweep? This remote island paradise in the Arabian Sea promises turquoise waters, stunning coral reefs, and peaceful beaches. But packing for it requires a bit of awareness. Given the limited infrastructure and conservative culture, it’s essential to come prepared with the right clothing, documents, and gear. Whether you’re headed to Agatti […]

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Monsoon Meghalaya: All You Need!

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Adventure-Ready Packing Tips for Monsoon Meghalaya: Clothes, Gear & Essentials At Migrant Musings & Co., we curate adrenaline-filled adventures that encourage people to step outside their comfort zones and experience the thrill of nature. This September, we’re headed to Meghalaya, famously known as one of the wettest and most beautiful places on Earth. From caves

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Ultimate Packing List for Bali for women!

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Whether it’s your first international holiday or your much-awaited girls’ getaway, packing smart makes all the difference. At Migrant Musings & Co., we organize special trips for women between 45 – 65 years for them to explore, bond and experience things that they never got to in their younger years. And, this September, we’re

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Excess Baggage? Try These Packing Hacks to Make Your Travel Easier!

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“How subtle is the relationship between the traveller and his luggage! He knows, as no one else knows, its idiosyncrasies, its contents … and always some small nuisance which he wishes he had not brought; had known, indeed, before starting that he would regret it, but brought it all the same.” ~ Vita Sackville-West When

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5 Destinations for Your Monsoon Getaway This August!

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About the blog: The Indian Monsoons are just around the corner and are you also wondering where to go and channel your inner musafir. Migrant Musings presents you a list of beautiful destinations for your monsoon weekend getaway which will have a calming effect on both your mind and heart. 1. Goa Goa is the

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2 Night Weekend Trips from Mumbai!

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About the blog: Thinking about how to dodge those work calls and zoom meetings this weekend, don’t worry we have got the perfect escape plan for you! Scroll down below to find out your weekend getaway destination. Igatpuri Drive Time: 2 hours 46 minutes Distance: 120.8 kms When to visit: December to February Must

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When Language Failed, Childhood Games United Locals and Travellers!

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In the summer of 2017, 16 strangers travelled to Meghalaya together. When I say Meghalaya, I’m sure your mind goes to a strenous yet rewarding trek to Living roots bridge, a lazy boat ride in the clear Dawki river which lets you see the rocks sleeping in its depth, stunning waterfalls whose sight and sound

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The Himachali Trekking Guide Who Believes Mountains Are Holy

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In June 2019 I led a trip to Kasol. We headed to do the Bunbuni trek. It was a 14km long stretch and an eventful one. These stretches really do become so small with the right company. We trekked up discussing all sorts of things, celebrity crushes to things we sought in life, foodgasms to

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“If I Come to India Will You Get Me an Indian Boyfriend?” – Vietnamese Single Mom Phuont

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Meet Phuont. Her name very aptly means a local Vietnamese flower. She’s a 28 year old with 2 kids separated from a partner who was never quite interested in the kids. Phuont now doesn’t trust men so when I explained that while I hate what she’s had to undergo, all men are not like that.

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