Author: Namitha Tantri

Hello! I’m Namitha Tantri, a passionate author, self-publisher, and mom of two. For me, writing is not just a creative outlet; it’s a powerful tool for learning and self-discovery. Each word I pen down helps me grow personally, professionally and spiritually.

Glow Golf

Glow Golf is a miniature golf with fluorescent light experience in Apeldoorn, Netherlands. Apparently Glow Golf is located in many regions in The Netherlands, but we choose Apeldoorn, as we were staying in a hotel near by this area. The fluorescent miniature golf gives an unique experience as you get to play and enjoy the…

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Spa, Belgium

Have you ever wondered, what is the history and origin of resort Spa, which offers beauty treatment? Well, Spa word is originated from one of the touristic town of Belgium, located in Wallonia region. Spa is famous for its several natural mineral springs, Formula 1 race track, hiking and skiing. Spa mineral water is also produced…

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Mind is a monkey

She tamed her mind not to fall in love again. Trust not what you see, lay not your hand on the rose again, said her mind. But little did she know, that mind is a monkey, playing a game. He bowed his knees and asked her hand. What are you waiting for, said her silly…

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A walk to remember

Weekly photography challenge: Pedestrian In the city of Ghent, Belgium we walked through a narrow street with graffiti on walls. The street was nearly 400 metres length and had graffiti by various artists throughout the street. Only pedestians and cyclists could use this street.

Esch-sur-Sûre, Luxembourg

Luxembourg is a small neighbouring country of Belgium. The country also shares its border with Germany and France. One part of Luxembourg is hilly region with mixed forest and the other part is modern urbanised region. The country boasts to have excellent wine and sparkling wine. We visited a small village, Esch sur Sauer in north…

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Waiting

Weekly Photography challenge: Waiting This picture was taken at Kaup beach, Karnataka, India. It was a stormy evening and a lady was selling street food, charmuri (South Indian snack). A street dog was wagging its tail and waiting for its turn.