About Neha
Neha is a dedicated content writer with 7 years of experience. She writes in travel, beauty, and wedding niches with work featured in renowned publications like Thrillophilia, WedMeGood, Tiny Buddha, etc. Besides she also runs her own blog Honeymoon Forever where she posts travel-related inspiration and guides for active voyagers.
Before she started writing, Neha got a graduate degree in Chemical Engineering from VIT University. Afterwards, she worked as a sales executive and then, soon found her passion for writing after a short stint in her company’s website development team. She started applying for freelance writing jobs & soon became a full-time content writer.
In her free time, she loves to read, try new dishes, and clean anything & everything around her.
Neha's unique travel experience
One of my best travel experiences was to Malaysia. I went there on a family trip and pleasantly surprised by all the country has to offer. You can experience a mix of high-rise buildings and enormous attractions (Batu Caves) alongside nature’s bountiful beauty in its scenic islands. It’s also cheaper for the experiences you get. I recommend it to everyone around me.
Latest travel articles and insights by Neha Maheshwari
Spending 2 weeks in Central America is perfect for a multi-country adventure, letting you easily explore 5 to 10 destinations. Whether you plan to zipline through the forested landscapes of Monteverde Cloud Forest, see the towering Mayan pyramids of Tikal, or dip your toes in the cerulean water of Belize’s Caribbean coast, there’s plenty to excite all kinds of travelers. A 14-day holiday also lets you tick off some lesser-known attractions and activities like island hopping in Bocas del Toro, hugging a sloth on Roatan Island, collecting Indigenous crafts at Chichicastenango, and sipping world-famous java in the coffee farms of Boquete. If you want to curate a 2-week Central America tour, find our top 3 recommendations below.
September is the shoulder travel season in many coveted destinations like the UK, South Korea and Mexico. Traveling during this period means fewer crowds at otherwise crowded tourism attraction sites and lower prices. In the Northern Hemisphere, September is the start of fall season, with gorgeous shades of red and brown painting the natural landscapes. Meanwhile, the Southern Hemisphere transitions into spring, adding vibrancy to the vegetation and atmosphere.
Both the weather and economics are on your side when you book a tour in September. From world famous destinations like Florence in Italy and Jeju Island in South Korea to hidden gems like the historic city of Eger in Hungary and the coastal paradise like Malacca in Malaysia, here are our picks of the best places to visit in September.
As the Northern Hemisphere slides into balmy summers and the Southern Hemisphere welcomes the first nip of the season, May marks the month of transitional weather. Extreme temperatures take a backseat as May opens ample travel opportunities coupled with pleasant weather conditions.
Trek through the biodiverse rainforests of Borneo, bask in the sun-kissed shores of the Caribbean, shop in the colorful markets of India, or prepare to get awestruck by the otherworldly landscape of the Cappadocia. Let’s dive into our top picks for the 10 best places to visit in May.
Austria in August sees excellent weather, low humidity, and sunny days. It’s also the month of world-famous music festivals in Salzburg and Innsbruck, yet another solid reason to visit. From walking the beautiful palaces of Vienna to admiring postcard vistas of Hallstatt and hiking in the alpine meadows of the majestic Alps, August’s balmy weather opens a host of experiences for visitors. If you wish to escape the summer crowds, you can head to the charming towns of Graz, St.Gilgen, and Gailtal Valley. Continue reading to find more about the weather, the best places to visit, and reasons to visit Austria in August.
April heralds the beginning of the spring season in Belgium. Clear skies, pleasant temperatures, and low humidity pave the way for comfortable sightseeing. From the Art Nouveau architecture of Brussels to the stunning and eerie landscapes of Hautes Fagnes Wetland Nature Reserve and the medieval charm of Ghent, no part of Belgium in April is out of bounds. Read on to find out more about planning a trip to Belgium in April.