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Place Of Adventure:

Last October was a season of good weather, croissants and great shoes - wink wink. We tossed in our berets, packed up our trunks, and took off to explore France - starting right from the lovely Paris, down to a quaint nearby town, Aix-en-Provence (pronounced ox-on-praw-von), a vineyard and even a beautiful lake in the gorgeous Chassis. All those in favour of knowing where to go in France beyond the Eiffel Tower, say oui!

Grab A Bite Of:

Chocolate mousse that tastes like a fluffy dream at Chez Janou, a lovely outdoor restaurant in Paris where conversations & wine run equally high

Creamy hollandaise sauce + a damn eggcellent breakfast at Claus (pardon our French)

A quintessential French meal at La Marine right by Canal Saint-Martin

Nutella crepes on-the-go which you’ll get at ‘most every street corner and cart

Shops To Hit Up:

The local kiosks selling jewellery at Montmartre in Paris ,for they had some of the best bits and baubles for friends back home

Shakespeare and Company in Paris for the unmissable old-paper scent, French books and a trip into literature

L’occitane at Aix-En-Provence for their lovely smelling bath products (the brand is originally from there, and hence has the best stock and discounts)

Concept store Merci on Boulevard Beaumarchais for everything cute from your next favourite outfit to a pair of tongs for picking up toast

Must Do Adventures:

Walk up the 300 steps of Sacré-Cœur church for a sweet combination of a workout combined with a beautiful sunset

Take off your shoes and sink into the Luxembourg garden with a croissant in one hand and Angelina’s hot chocolate in the other. Pro-tip: Carry your least obvious people-watching eyewear along. Shoes in picture: Moonbeam

Definitely explore the city with the Sandeman’s Walking Tour - they give great anecdotes and non-yawn history (the first 2.5 hours are free; and then you can choose where else to explore with them)

Hop on to a children’s carousel at a local fair nearby and care not for people looking! {Shoes in photo: Fly Birdie Fly Loafers}

Swing by a vineyard and sniff, swirl and sip your way to being the best student at a tasting class there (may we recommend the Château La Coste near Aix-En-Provence?) Also, drive by Chassis for the best lake view, we don’t exaggerate.

Bonus: Learn five new phrases besides ‘bon jour’ and use your best french accent with the locals

Give It A Miss:

The prepaid dessert crawls are a waste of time and euros. We suggest you make your own sweet trail around the city (definitely stop by Laudureé for macrons)

A Saturday evening at Le Comptoir General - as the queue is longer than their long island iced tea, and there’s no food on the menu!

Get Our Look:

Bhavika Govil is a writer made up of equal parts popcorn and puns.
Read more of her work here and see her illustrations here.

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Wondered how your cotton scarf or summer dress got its cute block print? On our visit to Udaipur, we had a brush with the handicraft at the factory of local block-printing brand, Aavaran. Having signed up with an Udaipur-based tour company, Walk & Pedal, we got all the dirt, or rather, mud, on the matter.

This style of printing is not a new kid on the block, but is as fascinating as ever to see the process unfold in front of you.

Stamp:

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To make the ‘ink’ for block-printing, a combination of lime, gum, water and very smooth mud (specifically chosen from river beds around Akola, Rajasthan) are dunked together in a large container. The next day, this 60kg mixture is made into a paste after three rounds of stomping, mixing and kneading with one’s feet. This is called the daboo or mud-resist style of block printing.

It’s kind of like the process of grape-stomping to make wine, but admittedly less glamorous.

Print:

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A nine-yard fabric is pinned to a long table, over a layer of sawdust to ensure that it stays in place and absorbs the excess ink (mud). The artist then dips the wooden block in the stamp pad and prints it repeatedly and carefully all over the cloth.

The mud is used to keep the pattern in place (be it a flower or a parrot) while it goes through the next step: dyeing.

Dye:

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Depending on the intended background colour (blue in this case), the cloth is dipped and soaked in 9-feet-deep indigo wells with wooden sticks. The longer the cloth is soaked, the deeper the blue will be. The mud-blocked print stays on through the process. In the case of other colours, Aavaran uses Manjusha for a brown colour, haldi for a yellow, and more natural dyes.

Rinse & Repeat:

The colour of the cloth dries under the sun, and is then taken through the printing and dyeing steps again. Finally, when different blocks are used to complete the pattern on the cloth, dyed again and dried one last time, the cloth is soaked in water overnight.

The mud, which was holding the pattern in place, is then removed from the cloth to reveal the white left over print.

This cloth is then bundled up, taken to the tailor’s room where your next favourite dress, kurta or blouse piece is stitched into action.

Photo Source: Fizzy Goblet

Bhavika Govil is a writer made up of equal parts popcorn and puns.
Read more of her work here and see her illustrations here.

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Heart Art? Check Out the Most Colourful Streets in India

Photo Source: Koumudi Chouhan

Been there, seen it all and now wondering where next to take your feet (and Fizzy G's)? We've drawn up a list of the most colourful streets we've found in India, which you can hit up when you're bored, in need of a dose of culture or just an interesting background for your next photoshoot!

Old City, Udaipur

Photo Source: Bhavika Govil

Udaipur, India’s City of Lakes has some of the bluest waters, most intricate palaces, and stunning sunsets. We found, however, that the real charm lies in the beautiful streets in the Old City. Hire a bike, or walk around the narrow lanes here, and you’ll find that each home is beautifully handprinted with motifs and animals - most commonly elephants. These colourful walls, complex artworks and might we add, great light, make for great Instagram pictures.

BTW : Although they call it a romantic city, going with your sister/ BFF is as much fun, especially for a fun photoshoot. Check out how we spent time in Udaipur here.

Lodhi Art District, New Delhi

Photo Source: Akshat Nauriyal/ St+art India

Central Delhi’s crumbling walls and pale minarets got a gleaming makeover when lots of street artists, illustrators and designers dipped their brushes in paint and painted the town colourful. The Lodhi Art District is a project entirely undertaken by not-for-profit organisation, St+art Foundation.

Whether you simply perch yourself on a cafe in Meherchand market or actively go for a stroll in the district, picture of birds, bright patterns and more in the form of thirty murals will surround you. Whip out your phone and snap, snap!

Fountainhas, Goa

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We say 'Goa' and you think 'beaches'? You know there’s so much more to the city than that! Take a cultural twist and visit the Latin Quarter. This area in Old Goa invites more than a first glance. Go here for a walk around the old worldly bars (check out Joseph Bar for great draft beer), crimson doorways and Portuguese architecture and of course, the perfect photoshoot.

Aye, man.

Bandra, Mumbai

Photo Source: Fizzy Goblet

Bandra, home to fairy lights, beautiful Christmases and cobbled lanes is also one of our favourite places for an unexpected capture.

Whether its Waroda Road and its bright Jude Bakery or Nagrana Lane with popping graffiti, the walls of Chapel Road splashed with Bollywood (courtesy Bollywood Art Project), or the beautifully painted elephants you’ll bump into on Hill Road, you’ll always find beauty just around the corner.

Keep your eyes and Instagram open for the money shot!

The French Quarter, Pondicherry

Photo Source: Sandy

Add a natural Amaro filter to your photographs with the bright yellow walls in Pondicherry’s French Quarter. The ochre hues, french villas and colonial-looking doors are the perfect photo OPs, and the cycle-friendly streets and boutique hotels are just the (pondi)cherry on the cake. :)

Take your Fizzy G's out exploring too! Pick a pair here.

Bhavika Govil is a writer made up of equal parts popcorn and puns.
Read more of her work here and see her illustrations here.

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Hello, there! Before we dive into the thick of things, let’s mutually acknowledge that Goa is the best vacation spot. The palm trees-shadowed lanes and beach vibes never get old. When in Goa, we balance things out by keeping one foot in the water and the one in our favourite bar. Here is a list of our favourite watering holes in the city.

May your wine glass always overfloweth and your feet take you good places. :)

Beer for Breakfast:

Grab a seat at Michele’s Garden Cafe on Anjuna Beach, which opens its pretty French doors at 8 in the morn’. Pick anything from the beers to Margarita Desmonji to have along with your French toast. You’re on vacation and we don’t judge.

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Lunch-Time Mimosas:

Note this down : Pousada by the Beach. We’re not talking gibberish, but pointing you towards one of the most understated restaurants in Goa. This shack done right on Calangute Beach is home to delicious Goan food, friendly in-house woofers and incredible hosts. It shuts at seven, so get there for a lunch with drinks and stay on for the view.

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Do also make your way to The Lazy Goose at Nerul, and remember, there’s no such thing as too many pitchers of Sangria here. :)

Sunset Cocktails:

It goes without saying, but we still say: Thalassa on Anjuna Beach undoubtedly guarantees wonderful access to the sunset and some fabulous cocktails. If you want to tread an unfamiliar path, though, check out Calamari shack on Calangute beach.

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(Another chill place with a good view is the Southern Deck bar.)

A Dinner Date:

Don your swishy skirt and take your date to Tierra Y Mar. South American food, tapas, a delicious Orange-Cinammon Martini (or a more local version of the Whiskey drink - Feni Sour). Clink!

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Night Out With the Girls:

If you’re one for dancing as fast as you’re guzzling, you’ve got to visit Tavern in Panaji on Saturday night, as well as Martins in Margao.

Would rather sit, drink beer not-so-quietly and maybe belt out an off-tune key? Habanero and The Big Tap are a couple of good microbreweries in town, if you get our draft. ;)

Photo Source: Habanero Goa

Have you checked our our Goa Vibes Fizzy G's yet? Even if you can't visit, slip into these for a mental vacation! https://www.fizzygoblet.com/products/goa-vibes-sneakers

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Follow our trail and visit Udaipur, where sunsets, lazy afternoons and good views are the hour of the day.

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Photo Source: Lonely Planet

Place of Adventure:

Looking for a lakeside adventure with a side of sun? Follow our trail and visit Udaipur, where sunsets, lazy afternoons and good views are the hour of the day. Never mind those who say that it’s just a romantic city—take a BFF, sister or just go solo, sister.

Grab a Bite of:

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The OJ and eggs at Ambrai in Amet Haveli (it’s right by the water and gives a view like none other to the City Palace in Udaipur)
The buffet at Indian restaurant, Cafe Udai Kothi which is also in Old City. Be sure to lounge by their poolside and soak in the city views.
A glass of wine (they have rosé!) at Upre, the rooftop restaurant in Lake Pichola Hotel, with a stunning view. Tip: Book in advance and you won’t regret it
A big old Rajasthani thali at Natraj Hotel to satisfy any and all hunger pangs!

Must-Do Adventures:

Step inside an artisan’s workshop by attending a block-printing tour (we took the one by Walk& Pedal and it was fantastic), or take one of their cycling tours around the Old City. The guide is super knowledgeable and happy to wait for pictures!
Hire a taxi and trudge up the Monsoon Palace (also known as Sajjan Garh Palace) for the best sunset view in town. However, beware of the monkeys haggling with you for the best vantage point!

Photo Source: Fizzy Goblet

Lounge by outdoor courtyard, Ambrai Ghat in the evening for a not-so-impromptu photo sesh and brilliant golden light
Be a true-blue tourist and ride into the sunset (literally) by hopping into one of the cable cars at Karni Mata point

Shops To Hit Up:

Indie brand, Avaraan for hand-embroidered and block-printed clothes, scarves and blouse pieces in earthy colours
Keep a lookout for the leather bag shops found in small handicraft stores all around Old City
Find intricate miniature paintings over handmade paper, old used postcards and more at streetside artist shops
Anokhi right outside the City Palace (and definitely take a moment to take a leaf from the gorgeous interiors of the palace, too, like we did!)

Give it a Miss:

You can skip the cultural show in Bagore Ki Haveli. If you’ve already seen other Rajasthani programmes in Jaipur, there’ll be nothing new or that exciting to look at!
Avoid the cabs offered by most hotels; they will def. take you for a ride. Uber or Ola is your best bet!

Get Our Look:

All through the trip, our fave Udaipur-inspired shoes kept us good company.

Photo Source: Fizzy Goblet

We also wore the Golden Sunrise juttis to accompany the good views, and slipped into the Poppy Power Monk Loafers to add a splash of colour and fun.

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