Adrita Ghosh

Adrita Ghosh

Planning a Trip to Finnish Lapland? Start Here.

You are stepping into the home of Santa Claus and the land of Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) Whether you’re dreaming of chasing the Northern Lights, meeting Santa Claus, riding through snowy forests on a husky sled, or simply experiencing the…

The unhurried hours in Tallinn

A SLOW DAY IN THE ESTONIAN OLD TOWN – UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE There’s a particular kind of quiet that only medieval towns hold. You find it in a morning stroll in Tallinn, when the cobblestones are still damp from…

Finland’s summer gallery

PHOTO GALLERY Helsinki Senate Square Outdoor dinners in summer Helsinki in summer feels like that perfect cup of chai…. slow, comforting, and meant to be savoured. It’s not loud or overwhelming. Instead, it draws you in gently, with golden light…

The Zero Kilometer Menu

THE NEW GEOGRAPHY OF TASTE The philosophy of the zero kilometer menu or km zero, as Italian producers first called it, means every ingredient on the plate travels the shortest possible distance between soil and table. What emerges in practice is an…

Porvoo Old Town, Finland

PHOTO GALLERY The Iconic Red Riverside Houses The iconic ochre and rust red wooden houses along the Porvoonjoki river has been a symbol of the city since the medieval trading era. Now converted to restaurants, cafes, bars and local boutique…

The Vineyard Run by Women

AN AFTERNOON IN MONTEPULCIANO The crown jewel of the Tuscan region (no points for guessing) is its world class red wines. Yet so many tastings today feel rushed and clinical, an item to check off rather than an experience to…

The Culinary scene in Helsinki

FROM THE FORESTS TO THE NORDIC KITCHENS Finland’s relationship with its food landscape was transformed in the 2010s when the New Nordic wave reframed what had been considered subsistence cooking as something worth celebrating. When Finnish chefs began looking at…