About
Hi there. I am Bharti and I live in Bombay. I like sharing my travel stories on this blog. In addition to travel posts, you will also get to see a lot of day-to-day street photography which I click from my phone as often as I can.
The blog is called Suitcase of Stories because whenever you set out with a suitcase, you come back with a bunch of interesting stories. The suitcase packs in a little soul of the place in form of gifts you pick for friends, souvenirs that you discover, postcards you write and fridge magnets you buy for home.
So here’s a curation of some of the interesting people, places and objects that caught my eye during my travels. Hope you enjoy the stories. Thanks for visiting.. and keep coming back.
P.S – Feel free to give me a shout out if you are planning to visit Bombay and need help with anything. Being a Bombay Local, I’d love to help you see the best that the city has to offer. Details here.
– Bharti
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I’ve been searching for a photoblogger from Mumbai and I am glad I found one 🙂 Good to come across… nice clicks! feel free to check out my page 😀 happy clicking!
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Its a great idea to have a travel-blog. The pictures are lovely. Keep up the good work.
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Teesha
Thanks Kaval, Teesha. So glad you guys liked it here. 🙂
@Teesha, I especially loved your pictures taken in the school in Barot. Very nice. 🙂
You have got a beautiful blog running here. Great work 🙂
Thanks Prasad. Thank you for your encouraging words. 🙂
Really interesting read.
Hey Bharti, I’ve been watching your blog’s progress on facebook. It’s going great, and you’re doing amazing, simple stuff. Hope of bumping into you somewhere on the roads. Happy travelling.
Hi Skhika!
Wow.. you just made my day. 🙂
Hope to meet you soon too. Are you from Bombay? Should definitely go exploring together sometime then. 🙂
Cheers..
You deserve every single word there 🙂
And no, I’m not from Mumbai. In Delhi for now, but have sold almost all the stuff that I did not need and putting the necessary somethings at my home. I’ll be out travelling after that. One trip to Kumaon is fixed in December first week.
Since I’m travelling one place a month starting now, we can plan together! Let me know of your plans as well. Just followed you on twitter too.
Wow! One place a month sounds interesting. Lemme know when you visit Bombay. I don’t really have any travel plans except kerala for a week in Dec. Let’s connect on mail and figure.
I love following your travel blog Bharti! I am addicted to travelling and taking photos of all the places and things I experience. I love that I can travel with you through your lovely blog and beautiful photos!!
Hey Janaline, I gotta say, likewise! Your addiction to travelling to new places shows on your blog which I religiously follow. I have told this to you earlier and saying again, you gotta plan Bombay / India soon and allow me to show you around the city when you are here. 🙂
P.S – I somehow missed seeing this comment and came across this only right now. Apologies for such a delayed response.
Interesting stories. 🙂
thank you for following my blog! happy that you like it ! what an interesting blog you have 🙂 for sure will be back here ! have a sunny and happy weekend 🙂
super work ma lady
hav fun keep hopping destinations n vl folo u
cheers
over n out
axay
Thanks Axay! 🙂
Interesting stories!! Nicely done ..keep up the good work
Thanks Harshal!
Hi!
I nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award!
http://lifeonmyplate.wordpress.com/2014/05/17/the-versatile-blogger-award/
Accepting/participating is optional, but I hope you do take part in it! 🙂
Best,
Upasna
i stumbled on your blog on my mobile, it turned out to be interesting to me as much that i couldn’t control visiting this on my laptop. Nice write ups and some nice pictures. Please check out my latest blog post here http://www.explorex.in/news/killing-ladakh/
Simple and nice! I look forward seeing more of your posts.
very interesting stories of my home
hi Bharati
I live in bombay and have been in love with this city since my childhood.I keep on surfing the web for interesting things to do in bombay and really glad that I found your blog.Though I havent really explored much yet but I have always wanted to:).I havent even read all ur posts but felt like leaving a reply the moment I finished reading the post I found. 🙂
Amazing stuff Bharti! Just came across your blog while looking for Dadar Parsi Colony! So great to read the photo essay on the place where I grew up and to see the building and the compound in your pictures too. I left India when I was just 22 and now at 60, these pics brought back an enormous flood of memories! So thank you for sharing your “suitcase” with us! – Daraious
So glad that it brought back happy memories for you. Thank you so much for writing in and sharing this with me. Made my day. 🙂