Orange Wayfarer is a culture focused food and travel blog. It is authored and edited by Madhurima Chakraborty who lives in the New York City and dreams about Kolkata at night! Orange Wayfarer is a bilingual blog where stories from the globe are written in both English and Bengali.
Read my latest travel stories here:
- Cafe Du Monde- Cafe that gave Beignets to New OrleansEstablished in 18th century, Cafe Du Monde is the cornerstone experience of… Read more: Cafe Du Monde- Cafe that gave Beignets to New Orleans
- Epic Travel Guide to New Orleans: 3 days NOLA ItineraryComplete travel guide to New Orleans for 3 days with creole cuisine, French quarter, culture and jazz music
“…I knew I was inching close to be free, and that much coveted freedom would bring along a serendipitous chance to explore the world. As I handed over my resignation letter to the last corporate workplace, I also put my management degree to rest, disowned the last bit of urban vanity, unlearnt a hedonist lifestyle. It took me a while to learn the nuances of a travellers’ life. Orange Wayfarer, my blog, knows it all…”
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Orange Wayfarer knows the minute details of my travel experiences. The fat dead rat I glanced upon at the dingy old lanes of Saigon, the culinary celebration of indigenous Bodo tribesmen at the Manas National Park, Assam, the painfully beautiful sunset sky of Africa, the nameless tropical islands of Andaman sea, the dilapidated historic monastery made of mud in Ladakh, the skull of the mummy forgotten somewhere at the Sahara desert, I have written her volumes!
My travel stories celebrates culture of a destination, through her food, art, indigenous weaves, heritage sites, sustainable conservation efforts for wildlife. I only promote hospitality brands that have a keen sense on sustainability with comfort.
Orange Wayfarer is here to inspire you to travel far and wild. We curate travel resources that help you plan a trip, starting from getting the visa approval to select bespoke ethical experience and promise 100% transparency in reportage.
Ever since I adopted traveling as a lifestyle, I travel solo frequently. Especially since Traveling is my “work” now.
However, Sayantan, my partner has been on the road with me even before the blog was born. My shy man would rather not come loud and clear in public but this blog would not be possible without him! Together, we have been to 14 countries. I know, you cant fit us into a bracket of solo or couple travel blogger!
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- Best Things to do in Dalat in 3 days – the City of Eternal Spring in Vietnam
About this blog: A night bus journey from Ho Chi Minh City will bring you to the blooming green plains of Da Lat, a picturesque city from the central highlands… Read more: Best Things to do in Dalat in 3 days – the City of Eternal Spring in Vietnam - How to spend 3 days in Hoi AnTop 10 things to do in Hoi An The Old Town is the core of Hoi An and its centre of business movement. Losing all the direction in the Old… Read more: How to spend 3 days in Hoi An
- How to spend a perfect weekend in Kolkata: 2 days ItineraryThis blog is for a first time visitor to Kolkata who wants to explore the heritage corners of the old city, eat amazing Bengali food, explore the colonial heritage of… Read more: How to spend a perfect weekend in Kolkata: 2 days Itinerary
- Best Things to do in Dalat in 3 days – the City of Eternal Spring in VietnamAbout this blog: A night bus journey from Ho Chi Minh City will bring you to the blooming green plains of Da Lat, a picturesque city from the central highlands… Read more: Best Things to do in Dalat in 3 days – the City of Eternal Spring in Vietnam
- 7 road trips to take from HanoiNinh Binh Ninh Binh is part of the Red River Delta region of Northern Vietnam. It generally takes around 1 hour by road to get from Hanoi to Ninh Binh.… Read more: 7 road trips to take from Hanoi
- Is it worth visiting the Cat Cat Village in Sapa or is it another tourist trap?
About this blog: Cat Cat village is the quintessential tourist spot in Sa Pa. Everyone goes there. Everyone talks about it. Some love it. Most berate it. They like it… Read more: Is it worth visiting the Cat Cat Village in Sapa or is it another tourist trap?
- Ultimate Guide to visit Kenya: Masaimara, Travel Tips & Itinerary
Why Visit Kenya It is a dream for many to visit the Great African Safari. Kenya is one of the best places to start that journey. An East African country,… Read more: Ultimate Guide to visit Kenya: Masaimara, Travel Tips & Itinerary - Danakil Depression Ethiopia- Why Tourists love this harsh landscape in Africa?
A complete guide to plan a backpacking trip to Danakil Depression, Ethiopia. Hiking atop a Lava lake in the pitch dark of a moonlit night, camping under a sky that… Read more: Danakil Depression Ethiopia- Why Tourists love this harsh landscape in Africa? - Egypt Travel Tips: Practical Advice for Your First Trip
Traveling to Egypt for a first time visitor needs a bit of a safety precaution. There is more to see beyond the Pyramids of Giza & Nile river Cruise in Egypt. Visit Luxor to witness the best of Egyptian history!
- Morning Alms Giving Ceremony in Luang Prabang: Personal Thoughts on Attending This Ageold Tradition!
- 9 Community Tourism Initiatives in Europe are opening a New Normal in Sustainable Practice
- How Travels Shaped My 2019 : Overcoming Anxiety & A Year on the Road
Travel Photography Collection!
- Madhurima: Creator of the blog Orange Wayfarer
- Best Indian Cultural Travel Bloggers with a penchant for Honest Writing!
- My first Suicide Attempt and Why I Never Want to Die Again!
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