A cup of Assam Tea

The best part of living in New England is its natural beauty. Here, each season is unique and elusive. But when it comes to the fall season, it’s splendid. This time I visited New Hampshire . Every visit to NH, I always find something new, and it inspires me to return again and again.  Even though I have posted a blog about fall in NH before, Today I will post some old and newfound places to visit and things to do in NH during fall. Artists Bluff Trailhead - One of the most scenic views and vistas engulfing Echo Lake and Canon Mountain, this 1.5-mile hiking trail is surely worth visiting. A sheer mix of exploration and challenge, it is a little steep and rocky, but the view is breathtaking. The only drawback is that it is overcrowded. If you want to avoid the crowd, consider visiting early in the morning or on weekdays. A good gripping shoe is a must.  Crawford Notch State Park  - Compared to the white Mountains, Crawford Notch is a little less talked about, yet thi...

I love visiting small towns. There is something about a small town that always intrigues me: the spirit, the charm, or its own heart. Every small town has a character far removed from the urban spin, with offbeat food, alleys, and bylanes. Small Towns always carry a one-of-a-kind character and signature, whether it's smell, flavor, food, or people. Whenever you visit a small town, you always find something new and interesting.            Last week, during my  fall visit to the New Hampshire White Mountain region, I visited Littleton, a hidden gem indeed, with a great river walk, a covered bridge, the First Methodist Church, shopping both local and global, and great restaurants and cafes that make a lovely town to visit and unwind. Whether you spend a day or two or take a walk on the riverwalk alongside the cover bridge, please grab a cup of coffee or tea from the local cafe with a seasonal flavored muffin or ...