Natasha Sabrin Khan
I love to travel. Travelling is my passion and I am thankful to Almighty for granting me a husband who shares my passion thoroughly. We started our married life with a honeymoon travel and that is almost the only goal that we save for. We are continuously planning about our next travel and we have the best time together when we are actually on travel to a foreign land.Both our parens' had the love for travelling and I really hope that our children will also grow up to liking travelling around the globe.Natasha Sabrin Khan
Travel Blog Posts
February 3rd 2012
Bhutan- is a place of scenic beauty indeed. This was my first thought the moment our small plane was preparing to land in the tiny Paro Airport runway. The view from the plane was amazing. Paro Airport is a very small airport in a valley. The runway of Paro Airport is critical- the planes have to twist and turn between hills to land safely. Only small Dragon Air planes are allowed to land in that airport. The airport itself is a small Bhutanese style building and is not at all crowded. The moment we got out of the plane, and stepped into the cloudy, slightly cold country, I had a feeling that I would love this place. We were greeted by our chauffer for next 7 days- Prem Jee- who took us to Thimpu first as ... read more
October 11th 2011
DAY 2: I woke up early and opened the balcony door. The snowcapped mountain was reflecting golden rays of sun; the weather was soothing with a slightly chilly breeze; the surrounding of the hotel was a nice blend of brick houses and rolling greenery; lone cars went pass the road at regular intervals but otherwise there was not much activity seen on road. Population density of that area was a minimum- which I appreciated most. After shower and dress up, we went down for the complementary buffet breakfast. Food was simple but fresh and nicely presented. There was orange juice, milk, tea, coffee, boiled eggs, a choice of cereal, and sausages. And of course – fresh bread, butter, jams and cheese as usual. We took leaflets and brochures from the hotel counter and decided our next ... read more
October 10th 2011
DAY 1: We spent first 3 days of our honeymoon in Rome and Venice- and I loved both cities a lot. But my subconscious (or rather should I say conscious?) mind was eagerly waiting for the day we’ll reach Switzerland- my dreamland for many years. This morning we started our journey from Mestre to Interlaken in Euro Star. The journey was very comfortable-but the credit does not go solely to Euro Star service. Siam (my hubby) and I were sitting opposite each other and stretched our legs up to rest them on the other person’s lap. I was giving him a foot massage and he was giving me one. After 3 days of walking, this felt like a romantic bliss… We had to change trains in Milan-it was a couple of hours halt there. We got ... read more
October 7th 2011
Since I read Dan Brown’s Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons, I had been fascinated by Rome. It felt like mystery and secrets were hidden in every nook and corner of this ancient city. I was particularly drawn to the Vatican. Siam (my lovely hubby) knew this and was sweet enough to select Rome as the first stop over point for our honeymoon. We reached Rome in the morning flight. After sorting out the necessities of lodging and mobile sim card purchasing, we were all set to start exploring the city. I was so excited that I forgot to change the stilettos I was wearing – the agony will be a part of the story in next few lines. Right at the first bend of the road, was Italy’s first Gelato shop. The variety of ... read more
October 5th 2011
It was the 3rd day of our honeymoon. It was a hot day when we reached Mestre from Rome. Only 11 am and with the whole day in hand, Siam & I spent no time at all to catch the coach to Venice. Only 5 minutes went by, and I could just feel the change in air that was coming through the open windows. I opened my eyes and looked out-the barely crowded road we were on passed through the middle of the sea. Boats were anchored, some were being driven by Venetian men wearing typical hats, white sea gulls were flying above water, small waves were mirroring a spackling reflection of the very bright and clear sky above… it looked just like a panoramic picture out of the calendar. It was no more than a ... read more
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