India

Mumbai, formerly known as Bombay, is the largest city in India, a resolute metropolitan with a thousand faces. This capital of the state of Maharashtra spans a whopping 600 km2 so you’ll…

Day 6 – 8 on tour with Fernweh Fair Travel were full of adventure. We ventured further into the Himalayas to a place called Chopta, a region of meadows confined by the…

At the feet of the Himalayas responsible tourism company Fernweh Fair Travel has introduced income-generating programs into remote village communities in India’s northern region of Gopeshwar, Uttarakhand. Through the implementation of programs…

A unique city walk in Delhi’s animated neighbourhood of Paharganj is providing employment opportunities to marginalised youth and former street children. Through sustainable tourism, guests can directly support the work of the…

The longlist for the top responsible homestays in India was recently released by the jury of the India Responsible Tourism Awards. Authentic Himalayan home stay Peaches & Pears, and organic cheesemaking farmstay…

Join me on a journey supporting the Fernweh/Bachan empowerment project for underprivileged women and untouchable tribes through the use of responsible tourism initiatives like community based tourism, homestays and immersive travel experiences.

By providing shoes to underprivileged children, Moeloco assists in granting access to education in order to provide employment opportunities and a better way of life out of such difficult conditions.

Despite the challenges India faces, it truly is a beautiful place and a journey worth embarking on as a solo female traveller.

The first entry of a collection of stories about my personal experiences while I travel throughout the incredible country of India.