Vaishalee Kalvankar is a Journalist at Curly Tales. She specializes in travel and tourism, culture and society, and consumer travel, weaving together her love for words and her fascination with the stories behind places. Vaishalee's work has been featured in Curly Tales, where she explores themes of public transportation, adventure travel, and family travel, among others.
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Vaishalee's coverage is primarily focused on local events and announcements related to travel, tourism, entertainment news, culture & society in India with a specific focus on Maharashtra and Mumbai. She may be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into local cultural events, trending tourist destinations or experiences within the region.
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By: Vaishalee Kalvankar
What is the first thing that comes to your mind when someone mentions Prayagraj? Triveni Sangam.
Saudi Arabia has introduced a new 365-day multiple-entry visa for the sacred Umrah pilgrimage.
Jhansi is a well-known historic city in the Bundelkhand region of Uttar Pradesh. Situated on the banks of the Pahuj River, the city is famous for the brave queen Rani Lakshmibai.
By: Vaishalee Kalvankar
Mumbai's entertainment scene has evolved far beyond cafe hopping and movie screenings.
Before multiplex chains served cheese popcorn or now gourmet nachos, Mumbaikars enjoyed A1 Samosa that came straight from Gurukripa's central kitchen.
From harmless worm snakes to the world's longest venomous snake, India is home to about 300 species of snakes.
Beautifully nestled in Bundelkhand near the Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh border is the historic city of Jhansi.
When Kerala's harvest festival arrives, the air in Delhi's culinary map undergoes a vibrant, coconut-scented transformation.
Ayodhya is located along the sacred banks of the Saryu River and is a land where the air is filled with spirituality and the fragrance of delicious delicacies.
By: Vaishalee Kalvankar
Tucked away above the bustling streets of Bandra, Mumbai now has its very own dedicated Mahjong club that celebrates this timeless game.
