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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You no longer have to wait for that perfect overseas vacation to free-fall from the sky at over 200 kilometers per hour.
By: Vaishalee Kalvankar
When you walk inside IKAI, the vibes make you realise that it is not just another sweet shop; it is a celebration of Indian mithai reimagined.
Agra is one of the most celebrated cultural destinations of India. It is situated on the banks of the river Yamuna in Uttar Pradesh and is widely acclaimed as the home to the majestic Taj Mahal.
It's August, and India is all set to celebrate 79 years of freedom on August 15, 2026.
Planning a trip to Agra will surely be one of the most unforgettable experiences because of the historically striking monuments and its food.
By: Vaishalee Kalvankar
India is all set to celebrate its 80th Independence Day in 2026 , and we thought of looking back at the living cultural institutions that have witnessed the nation's journey to freedom.
India's gastronomic landscape is dynamic, vast, and multi-layered, just like its history.
The historic capital of Uttar Pradesh , Lucknow, is known to seamlessly weave the royal Awadhi grandeur with modern urban sophistication.
The high-altitude cold desert of Ladakh is currently an open-air art gallery set against the breathtaking backdrop of the mighty Himalayas.
Situated on the sacred banks of the Yamuna River in Uttar Pradesh is the holy city of Mathura.
