
Kunal Bhatia
Writer at Freelance
Travel & Design Writers & Photographers (Architecture, Design, Heritage, Hotels, Culture, Food). @RicketyRoads on Instagram.
Articles
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1 week ago |
oteats.outlooktraveller.com | Kunal Bhatia
OUTLOOK EATOUTFeaturesChef ProfileSpiced with Pride: Ritu Dalmia’s Bold Taste Of HomeFrom launching restaurants across continents to challenging pre-conceived norms, the fearless Indian chef brings her many identities to the table, going where few of her likes have ever gone before. June 18, 2025From a 16-year-old assisting in her family’s stone business to becoming one of India’s most respected chefs, Ritu Dalmia’s journey defies both convention and expectation in more ways than one.
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2 weeks ago |
ellegourmet.in | Kunal Bhatia |Shuvajit Payne
| Lying at the crossroads of the old and the new, the east and the west, Georgia is easily the most appealing destination in the Caucasus. While centuries of heritage and culture, charming regional towns with laid-back vibes, and the stunning natural beauty of the countryside are rewarding, it’s the food that makes us want to go back for more.
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1 month ago |
tribuneindia.com | Kunal Bhatia |Shuvajit Payne
When flying into the Maldives, it’s hard not to be captivated by the aerial view of white islands floating like tiny organisms in the endless ocean. Landing in the capital Malé, it’s soon evident that Asia’s smallest country (its land area is about half of Mumbai) is blessed with some incredibly scenic geography across its 1,192 islands, of which less than 200 are inhabited.
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2 months ago |
newindianexpress.com | Kunal Bhatia |Shuvajit Payne
A brooding, stone-clad structure looms tall along North Broad Street in downtown Philadelphia. The Masonic Temple or the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, it possesses a stately appearance with an arched entryway, corbelled balconies, stained glass windows, and a soaring tower that could be straight out of a medieval castle.
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Mar 15, 2025 |
newindianexpress.com | Shuvajit Payne |Kunal Bhatia
Nestled between the Arabian Sea and the soaring Dhofar Mountains, the city of Salalah in Oman is a striking anomaly in the Arabian Peninsula. An aerial view reveals stark contrast—vast arid stretches and sand dunes of the Rub’ al Khali Desert abruptly giving way to a sliver of green—especially during monsoon. Banana plantations line the streets and coconut palms sway along the coastline.
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Broke into three new publications this month. Woot! And, a fourth one is under consideration. Fingers crossed 🤞🏼 #amwriting #travelwriter #freelancelife

But do they have coastal roads and pod taxis?

Colombo, Sri Lanka. Observe lane markings, footpaths, signages etc. Why can't we get these simple basics right in our cities? https://t.co/hMz0kFNfzV

We write about Salalah, Oman's tropical haven, in our latest story for The New Indian Express #travelwriter #RicketyRoads #amwriting https://t.co/sKL5eFF9sF