A cup of Assam Tea

  If you follow my blog, you must have read my last two weeks' posts on "Quebec City...rekindles and reminisces romance with the past" and "Where to eat in Quebec City.   During our last visit to Quebec City, we visited Montmorency Falls, located approximately 15 miles from the city.  83 meters high, with a picturesque landscape, is a must-visit for Quebec City.  A beautiful walk with a few vantage points where you can see the falls close, or from some, you can see a panoramic view of the falls. If you don't want to, you are still covered, as they also offer cable cars. If you're an outdoor enthusiast, you're covered. They also offer a zip line and rock climbing. It was an easy walk for us, and we were charmed by the beautiful view.  For this easy, breezy excursion, I chose a maxi dress and a denim jacket, and complemented this look with a piece of Assamese jewelry. More often than not, Assamese pieces of jewelry are worn with traditional attire. At the t...

Quebec City is the ultimate destination for foodies. The assimilation of French and Canadian cultures makes it even more interesting and alluring. First of all, the choices are vast, making it challenging to make a selection. Exploring local food while traveling provides a thorough understanding of the culture of the place.  Don Vegan - Seated in the historic Old  Quebec , this completely vegan restaurant's location is everything that will soak in Quebec City. I'm not exactly a vegan, but I do love to eat vegan. A trendy and tantalizingly tasty take on vegan food. The eclectic menu offers a wide range of choices in food, catering to preferences for Mexican, Italian, or Asian cuisine. Deliberately and innovatively presented entries are unique and dainty. We got to try their decadent desserts. A chocolate cake is a must-try. Excellent service, a little pricey, but worth it.    Le  Casse-Crêpe Breton  - Located in the heart of Rue Saint-Jean,  Qué...

Québec City is defined not just by words but by the feelings and emotions it evokes. This isn't my first time here, yet the passion and romance of the City remain as strong as ever. The City is filled with art, artist window displays, stunning stone architecture, narrow cobblestone streets, and charming shops. Québec City rekindles the nostalgia of romance from the past. A visit here instantly transports you to another era, with every nook and corner presenting a scene that is both delicately and intentionally crafted..  I am in awe of this place.   A City with a mile of bona fide North American character with Persian flair. Tucked away in eastern Canada, the only walled city in North America, and the oldest city in Quebec, is a crowned UNESCO World Heritage treasure. About 150 miles north of Montreal .   It is the only region in North America with a French-speaking majority. Quebec City's history dates back to the 1500s, when French explorer Jacques Cartier att...