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A mini guide how to visit Keukenhof Garden

  Keukenhof Garden, called Garden of Europe, 79 acres of a tantalizing tapestry of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths with a rhapsody of colors, is a dream and beyond borders cause of its idyllic beauty. And people visit across the borders to experience nature's splendor.  A stunning display of colors and meandering small canal-like waterways makes the park pure magic. It is one of the most visited destinations during the tulip season. However, being one of the popular destinations makes it crowded. A few tips can ease your trip. Here is my mini-guide Keukenhof is Less than an hour from Amsterdam and many other cities in the Netherlands ✦Transportation or How to visit Take the Keukenhof Express bus 858 ( Schiphol Airport) , Bus 852 ( RAI), Bus 850 ( Haarlem) & Bus 854 ( Leiden ) If you are taking TraIN Take a train from Amsterdam The nearest stations to Keukenhof Tulip Garden are: 1. Lisse 2. Hillegom If you are renting a bike,  rent from Keukenhof/Lisse/ Hillegom ✦ 𝐖?...

Manchester, Vermont a fall day trip and what to do

  A cultural maven, Sitting in the southern parts of Vermont , this small, hilly town has a sauve yet cozy small-town vibe. About four hours from NYC or 2 hours from Boston is doable in a day or two, or you can take a day trip. It is a perfect retreat for a city hustler or if you want to escape from the mundane. It is a four-season retreat; however, I would love to visit Manchester in the fall. I love how the picturesque town of Newengland blazed with vivid color. I love visiting beautiful farms bestowed upon nature's bounty and have always enjoyed apple cider donuts and ice cream, to name a few. I love to see the town, if we call it a town, but not very hurried. It has an old-world charm with one-of-a-kind hotels, inns, and historic churches. The town's unique charm, with its old-world allure and one-of-a-kind accommodations, will enchant you. Eclectic dining scenes, world-class shopping Walking down one corner from others, you can chip a cup of tea or coffee, grab lunch from...

Attending NYFW S/S25 and What I wore

S eptember, a month of eager anticipation, heralds the arrival of the NYFW S/S designs, a spectacle that never fails to inspire. From the dynamic debuts of emerging designers to the ever-evolving magic of veteran designers, each experience leaves an indelible mark on future fashion. This time, at the Global Fashion Collective in NYFW, I had the privilege to witness four unique collections, each with its one-of-a-kind perspective that will undoubtedly influence future fashion trends. The Tulip n’ Room-  the first collection by Xinyu Zheng and Dairu Ren unfolds with sheer magic, combining history with modern sensibilities. Neutral palettes and vintage fabric with hand-intricate details string together nostalgia with modernity. I would probably add that one can see this ramp in real life. It is one elegant yet timeless collection  that encompasses beautiful dresses and separates.  Seeing how artisanal pieces transformed into modern muse was a sheer delight. The Universidad ...

A Roman Holiday...things to do in Rome

  The capital city of Italy is a Robust romantic step into the tapestry of enchanting history, exquisite Art, architecture, illustrious culture, and cuisine. 2500-year-old Rome is like no other place. No wonder it's called the Eternal City. There are no such things in Rome you should miss, the capital of Western civilization; that's why it perfectly fits as Italians say about Rome: " Non basta una vita ," meaning that a lifetime is not enough to see Rome. Everywhere you look, you see timeless beauty, grandiosity, craftsmanship, century-old engineering marvels, winding streets, bustling piazzas, and whatnot. It's impossible to cover Rome on a single or even multiple trips. However, you can do things truly unforgettable and quintessential. Things to know before you visit Ready to walk a lot and wear comfortable shoes. There are plenty of visitors to all major attractions. Buy all the tickets 2/3 weeks before your trip. Dress modestly for religious places. Cover yo...