Prishi Travel Diaries

Oman is a place that offers a variety of adventures for the soul, especially when it comes to the sandy ones. If you want to know how to pack and also get prepared for your trip to this place, read on.                                                 Img via Wikimedia Commons Pack some clothing culture Being a conservative and an Islamic country, there are many cultural habits practised in Oman and you definitely much respect it as a traveller. Especially when exploring mosques and other places that hold traditional significance to the people of the country you must make sure to dress in a very non-offensive style of clothing. Men must wear long pants or at least shorts that cover the knees, full sleeve shirts or t-shirts. Women exploring the mosque and other religious areas in Oman must remember to cover their head, shoulders knees and arms. Remember to take along the minimum amount of clothing as it is easy to get clothes washed in Oman. Choose a good pair of pants and a few light cot

Regarded as one of the most scenic cities in Australia, Paramatta boasts a perfect blend of natural vistas and modern city life. The city’s northern region has the confluence of many creeks and smaller rivers which gives life to the iconic paramatta lake that allows tourists to indulge in a multitude of leisure activities which also includes Paddling. Read on to know about how you could paddle boat in Paramatta.   About the lake                                                                 Img via Wikimedia Commons Located right at the heart of Parammatta reserve which spans over 70 hectares, the lake was created when the Hunts creek was dammed to build the paramatta reservoir. The area surrounding the lake was made a recreational spot with places for barbecue, hiking trails and open spaces to relax and unwind.   The lake is patrolled by lifeguards and it is a perfectly safe and a surreal spot for boating.   Boating activities   There are numerous boating optionshere

Compared to most countries, Singapore is very safe for solo women travellers. It is one of the safest destinations in the world and has a very low crime rate. Nevertheless, if you are a woman and you are planning a trip to the region after the lockdown ceases, you would be assured with some of these pointers. Being solitary will attract attention but it's harmless It's completely alright to be a tourist in Singapore. What is considered dangerous in other countries, walking with a backpack on and mouth open, constantly referring to Google Maps on your phone will not get you in any trouble when you are in Singapore. People in Singapore are very busy thanks to their hard work ethic and apart from maybe a cursory glance, they will respect the privacy and personal space of everyone around them. If you are staying at a  hotel near Harbourfront Singapore , you will find that you can simply wander off into the city without a plan and make it back in the evening without hassle. The tou

Over the past few decades, Singapore has fast become one of the most advanced and high-tech cities found anywhere in the world, often being cited as the premier example of what a modern metropolis should be. It is no surprise then that Singapore has become one of the most popular travel destinations in the world as well. So, if you're planning on heading to the "fine city", here a few safety tips that could prove invaluable.                                                         Safety travel| Img via Pikist Stick to the Rules It's always good to be aware of the laws that your destination upholds prior to travelling there. This is doubly the case for Singapore, as some of the rules imposed may surprise a foreigner. To start off with, recreational drug use is seen as a major offense in Singapore. Even holding a minor amount of cannabis can lead to severe punishments like jail sentences and even the death penalty – simply put, it's not worth the risk. Likewise, li