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Marakkech part 2

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Before we start our journey hope you have looked through the Day 1 Marakkech blog . If you are still reading then I assume that you are intrigued enough by the Day 1. Day 2 started with one more day of scrumptious breakfast at Marakkech. One thing that I completely missed mentioning and which I definitely should have had is the orange and the orange juice. I have never ever ever had such a yummy juice before. My very definition of bitter sweet orange juice changed to just sweet natural orange juice in Marakkech. Wherever you go you can easily spot orange trees We had booked for a personalized trip which included a 4 by 4 along with a driver and of course some scenic mountain and routes on the way. Marakkech has been traditionally inhabited by  Berbers   and thus all along the way you can see beautiful Berber villages and settlements. Definitely reminded me of  Garhwal  yet again The first sight of Snow-capped Atlas Mountain was quite breath-taking. We were looking at th
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Marakkech – the city of snake charmers ..really ??

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This year has ended on a real high with an exciting travel to yet another continent Africa. I travelled  to almost 7 countries out of which 4 of them have been with family which includes a 5 year old  but have to say that the child truly seems to have taken the travelling gene .I don’t think I can still call myself an avid traveler as I still run away from the mundane tasks of  booking tickets , planning elaborate itineraries but put me there and I find more than interesting ways to enjoy each and every moment spent during travel.  This trip was no different and even though being the last one where you’d expect to be too tired the few blogs and travel sites I read convinced me that it definitely was warmer & colourful enough to give me the respite from the cold winters of London. Ryanair was quite worthy of its price & there we were at Marrakech by Friday evening. Since I’m quite excited about the whole trip and I have ample time thanks to the X’mas holidays I ha
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Location: Marrakesh, Morocco
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Beginners guide to Fawad khan

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It was one of the dull days at office but fortunately a Friday when at least at night I could end up watching something by myself. I had been rejecting all Bollywood movies around that time but the word FAWAD FEVER was somewhere lingering in my mind and I decided to watch Khoobsoorat. As soon as I had finished watching the movie I had built a certain liking for Fawad and wanted to know more about him. That’s when wikepedia opened my doors to a whole new world of The Fawad Khan. I started with Zindagi Gulzar Hai( Zaroon Junaid) , Humsafar (Asher Hussain) and then Dastaan( hassan ) . Believe me all of these were watched spending days in and nights out. Something in Dastaan hit me very hard when the story of India Pakistan partition was shown from a different perspective. I’m not sure and I wouldn’t like to comment on this forum if I agree or not to all of it but there I was awestruck by not only Fawad Khan but the Pakistani Drama industry. There is no stereotypical Saas-Bahu thing or
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