Rachna Srivastava
FTL (Food, Travel and Lifestyle) for FTW! Rachna's mantra for life. With over more than a decade of journalism and writing experience, Managing Editor Rachna, manages work, the Curly Tales team and adulting like a pro! In her head, she has achieved a lot in her own #30Under30 list!
The expansive and alluring Himalayas are the sentinels of time that have been standing tall unencumbered by human life’s woes and hustles. And no matter how many times you look… Read More
2025 is upon us and the greh and nakshatras are aligning to bring you healing, prosperity and loads of travelling. Like every year, this year, too, we got hold of… Read More
Middle Eastern tourism is on a meteoric rise. Especially Qatar. According to UN Tourism, “Between 2019 and 2024, international arrivals to Qatar grew by 147%, with the sector also a… Read More
The year was 2016 and I had flown Vistara from Delhi to Kolkata for the very first time. The airlines, “a joint venture of Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines” (as… Read More
When talking about Sri Lanka, there are just too many gorgeous mental pictures one conjures up about it. And, Sri Lanka’s beauty is simply unmatched and hard to put in… Read More
On a pleasant Saturday evening, almost at the golden hour, I walked into Thane’s newest monument that has opened its doors to the public to bask in its serenity and… Read More
There are thousands of lists and articles on the world wide web that would cite what places are the safest for women in India. Places solo female travellers can safely… Read More
Paris is the City of Love, but if a Parisian holiday with a side of forest adventure is on your mind, then grab your passports, visa and take bae along… Read More
What does it take to impress a hard-core omnivore with an all-vegetarian fare? The answer is Avatara Mumbai, the world’s first vegetarian restaurant that bagged a one Michelin star for… Read More
Kolkata, the city that celebrates food and culture, has a gem that has been unearthed moons ago, but has recently been re-polished (read: revamped) to be presented to patrons in… Read More
Mumbai se nikalte hi, kuch dur chalte hi, raste mein hai East India House. Sorry, not sorry for the cheesiest opening! But, that shouldn’t take away from the fact that… Read More
On a tiring Monday evening, I decided to get lost in the lanes of Bandra. Well, not technically, but philosophically. I made my way to Chapel Road in Bandra, which… Read More