Travels to Savour

14/06/2026

08/05/2026

Fashion, crepes, pets cafes

04/05/2026

Celebrating a milestone birthday and long friendships. Autumn breeze, falling leaves, the splendor of colors, rolling hills, wineries and memories downunder! May the good times reign!


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04/05/2026

A March 2026 visit to Japan: Hiking part of the edo-period Nakasendo trail in Japan was a different kind of experience we had, away from the normal Japan tourist route (rather in addition to it). The trail was an old trade route between Tokyo and Kyoto which in the old days took traders several days walking over mountains and through forests. The route has tea houses and built structures preserved from that period. Our walking route took us from Nakatsugawa to Magome to Tsumago to Kiso Fukushima, quaint mountain villlages in the Central Japanese Alps. The higher altitude Tori pass beyond Kiso was closed for repair and so we ended our hike there. While the route itself is not spectacular with high altitude mountains and alpine lakes, the hike is more a walk through history and gentle and quaint mountain towns of the central Japanese Alps. Because of bear attacks in the last couple of years, we had a bear bell attached to our backpack and were ringing the fixed bear bells along the route 😄 My veg food Gohei Mochi.

23/04/2026

Our Taiwan Travels

16/04/2026

The spectacular skies of Sydney today. Photos taken at Darlingharbour.

05/04/2026

Clip off our Egypt trip in Oct 2025.

23/02/2026

Looking for a R&R destination? Come, read about my friend Padma's reverie on her little holiday in the Grand Cayman Islands. If you love the beach, scuba diving,snorkeling, marine ife, sting rays in particular, this is the place to go. Read more about it on my blog page at travelstosavour.com/grand-cayman-islands

Btw, The joy of doing nothing is highly underrated, don't you think?

08/02/2026

Pictures that represent strength, resilience and perseverance when setting out to achieve a goal. Meet Karla Wheelock, a mountaineer, an Everest summiteer, the first Iberian-American woman to achieve this feat. I was curious and captivated to hear her narrative first-hand when our paths crossed for a couple of weeks in Kerala. She has the accomplishment of completing the climbs on the seven summits, achieving this in 2005.
To read about Karla's life's journey as a climber, visit www.travelstosavour.com

31/01/2026

Wetlands in Tasmania. Ever seen black swans? I hadn't until today. Gorgeous creatures. Also, an Echidna up close in these pics.