Isn’t it so blessed to be surrounded by people who care for you with whom you feel save and changes your mood whenever you are sad, yes it is this blog was personal one than my other blog The Bazaar?

These people never fail to cheer me up each day with them is a new adventure for me. Last Saturday we decided to take a break from our usual works, class, college and do some new kinds of stuff. Actually, the plan didn’t go according to what we planned it was kind of exhausting, we planned of going to park called green park which is covered with full of greens and lake also my peace spot, but it was closed so we went to another park called stone park but that too was closed, then we came to the realization that it was a national holiday and most of the resort’s or parks will be closed quite a disappointment for us who went out with such Excitement but we didn’t let that ruined our day so we went around the colonies where we have never been and just having a good time capturing random things, and I don’t know about you guys but am a huge nerd of going around and just watching beautiful houses of random people it’s kinda weird too but I just enjoy it seeing how amazingly they design their home, so back to our small adventure we were quite happy because though it was just roaming around we allow ourselves to be happy.

Watching the world from a frame totally takes you into a different world it let you see things which you have never noticed before something so new and it’s beautiful,

Am not really a good photographer when it comes to taking photos but I really enjoy them and that’s the thing which doesn’t let me give up and also trying something which you enjoy with your close friends that are just enough for me,

After going around for a while we decided to take a break we found a quiet place so we just settled there and took out our lunch which we prepared there is nothing like a home-prepared food,

Alot of fun and adventure still to come. It was exhausting but worth it

It was fun, it was a memory to be cherished, it didn’t happen to be like a kind of big adventure but it was warm small full of laughter.

It was a captured memory.

Thank you so much for taking out your time and visiting here I’ll be back again with another new venture, till then take care stay healthy.

Every Saturday on 7th-mile chumukedima from 7:00 in the morning begins a flea market that rolls late into the day and has found a firm place in every backpacker’s itinerary. once you step inside it the market addresses all of your household needs.

The narrow alleys that crisscross the market are filled with shops selling everything from silver pieces of jewelry and fabric to electronics, food, and spices.

Beautiful handmade earrings have been sold.

…Fresh organic vegetables sold by local vendors, which are freshly picked from their farms...A mind-boggling collection of knives, local dao, handmade crafts from wood for chopping meats.

..The market is also famous for delicious edible snails from the locals and dried fish. Dried fish is a common food in every Naga cuisine that has to be there on every naga’s plate..It is obvious to find fresh fruits and vegetables .

..There are varieties of Street food stall you’ll find in the bazaar the bazaar its filled with vendors who have been selling this mouthwatering delights that will tickle your taste buds.Starting from sweets, delicious Jalebi, and warm vegetable pakoras to spicy channa chickpeas with chilies, masala add of lemon juice that will make you want to have more of these tasty foods. It doesn’t stop there, you’ll get different types of Street food in every corner.

The bazaar has a huge collection of thrift clothes that inspires to fashion your own like-new looks starting from chic styles to vintage Retro you’ll get everything what you are looking for. A huge collection on a different style of shoes from your old-school Converse to a chic heels

Not forgetting our everyday essential handbags you’ll get in all different styles.

The bazaar is also filled with your everyday use kitchen tools to cooking items, colorful plates and cups.

Here are traditional cooking utensils that are authentic and handmade.Utensils made of steel.

With this, we have come to the end of our journey of the bazaar. Thank you for your patience viewing. I will be back again with different interesting content and more adventure where I will take you into. Please do follow and comment.

Hi… there welcome to my blog.

So.. I just started this blog recently and am new to this world, I choose travel blog because this is the one thing am really passionate about and dream of but as a student doing my college I really don’t get time for traveling and ofcourse money talks. So won’t you see much traveling blogs as for now but that doesn’t stop there I will try to bring interesting content now and then.

Thank you.

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