Norway is renowned for its stunning fjords, majestic mountains and of course, the Northern Lights. It is regarded as one of the most beautiful countries in the world and for a good reason. Its stunning cities, fascinating history, and really happy people have made Norway one of my favorite countries in the world. The country offers a wide range of breathtaking landscapes and cultural experiences that anyone will easily fall in love with. It is also one of the safest places to travel, with really low crime rates. Plus, Norway has become extremely vegan-friendly making it easy for plant-based travelers to enjoy this spectacular country without worrying about the food. While popular destinations like Oslo, Bergen, and Tromsø are undeniably captivating, venturing off the beaten path unveils hidden gems and unique experiences.  Here are three lesser-known places in Norway that promise unforgettable adventures, for a truly incredible getaway . Sunnmøre Ålesund is the cultural centre o

View from the flight while landing in Bergen, Norway After spending a week in Norway I have fallen in love with this place - it's like heaven on earth - literally!! The sheer beauty of this country is breathtaking.  We explored Norway at our own pace in a rental car making our way through the beautiful mountains, forests and across fjords taking roads and ferries, being blown away by the most beautiful sights and places on our journey. You can easily spend months exploring this gorgeous country surrounded by most breathtaking landscapes your eyes have ever seen topped with never ending beauty. Plus it is relatively untapped by tourists making it an amazing place for a relaxing reliving holiday. After travelling to many beautiful destinations in Western and Southern Norway, taking uncharted roads, steering away from the map to take unplanned impromptu journeys, and exploring them at leisure, I created this guide to travelling Norway to help you plan your own trip!

Vienna’s rich history, gorgeous Baroque architecture, cobbled alleys, imperial palaces, lush green gardens and sumptuous food make it one of the most charming cities in the world.  Vienna is a city made for lovers and artists and steeped in undeniable sophistication . Plus, the vegan scene in the city is surprisingly too good. Did you know Vienna is ranked among the top livable cities in the world & is famed for its clean spring tap water? Here's how you should spend 48 hours as a vegan in Vienna, with vegan restaurant recommendations. 🗺 48-hrs in Vienna - Must-visit places: Schönbrunn Palace & Gardens: The best time is to go in the morning, so you have enough time to explore the palace and its beautiful gardens. Stephansplatz: The happening street is perfect if you want to shop, marvel at the city's beautiful architecture and also visit the famed St. Stephens Cathedral and Opera. Ringstrasse:  Walk around Ringstrasse, especially between Karlsplatz and Schottento

Berlin is a foodies heaven, especially if you are vegan. Its often ranked as one of the most vegan-friendly cities in the world and for good reasons. From vegan restaurants and vegan cafes to vegan fashion stores and vegan supermarkets and even a vegetarian hotel - Berlin has it all! I've traveled to Berlin a few times and each time I travel, I fall in love with the city all over again. There's always so much energy in this city and everytime you visit, you'll discover new vegan restaurants and cafes to indulge into. There's no dearth of vegan places in Berlin. Even restaurants that have meat products very well understand "Vegan" and make sure not to cross-contaminate for the vegans’ sake. So, drop off your extra bags at a suitcase storage facility in Berlin and head to one of these excellent eateries for a carefree meal and shop at amazing vegan stores thereafter.  Vegan Breakfast in Berlin Hotel Almodovar A luxury vegetarian hotel in Berin, Almodovar (with

Just a few years ago, the list of restaurants that served vegan food in Dubai would have been painfully short. Now, you are spoilt for choice and it’s hard to narrow down the options; thanks to the plant-based revolution in its full force. And with good reason. Taking off animal products from your diet is not only great for your health but also for the planet. I'm not saying it, its proven by science. Researchers at the University of Oxford found that cutting meat and dairy products from your diet could reduce an individual's carbon footprint from food by up to a whopping 73 percent.  When it comes to breakfasts we all love one that's packed with flavor, taste and nutrition. In the last few years, the obsession with wellness in Dubai has gone through the roof, and the city had an explosion of workout studios, juice bars, and turmeric everything. And nowhere is this more apparent as on the food front. The falafel-and-karak chai culture of Dubai has evolved. In its place, gr

Getting the perfect creamy texture in the smoothie brings great joy. And when it tastes like heaven in a bowl, it almost makes your day. Don't you agree? Smoothies are a great healthy breakfast option. They're ridiculously easy to make, filled with fruits and veggies (aka nutrition), and are ready in just a few minutes. I am all about the MANGOES right now. They are in season and make a great base for smoothie - they're creamy, sweet and add amazing flavor. Did you know that mangoes are packed with nutrition? They're high in fiber, and are good source of vitamins A and C. They also contain folate, B6, iron and are packed with antioxidants. Mango and berries have been my favorite smoothie ingredients lately - I AM OBSESSED with the combination. To make a perfect smoothie bowls, you need to make sure you have the right toppings that are artfully stacked above the smoothie. You can play around with any toppings of your choice. You just need to make sure they comple

Copenhagen charmed me with its trendy vibes, cutting-edge eco-architecture, very warm and friendly people, traffic jams of cyclers {not cars}, its focus on sustainability and amazing vegan food (who could have thought?). Copenhagen is an interesting city, with a compact downtown area and lots of canals, which makes it easier to explore it on foot. It is built around waterways and has many beautiful parks and gardens, making walking around the city a delight, even in winter. Honestly, Copenhagen is more of a lifestyle place and is far different from other beautiful capital cities in Europe like Paris, London or Amsterdam. So don't be disappointed if you don't see the colorful buildings all over Copenhagen, as it seems in the pictures, or can't find romantic streets or fancy museums, because there aren't any. Being a Scandinavian city, it is outrageously expensive too. Yet this city has its charm, and once you explore it, you're most likely going to love it.