50+ Voyagers Community Blog

16 different Naga tribes, once fearsome warriors and head hunters, maintain distinctive cultural traditions and customs even today. In the month of December, Hornbill Festival is celebrated by locals with much enthusiasm and zeal. Read travelogue of Chitra Warrier who took an unforgettable trip to exotic Nagaland.

Bhutan, the remote Himalayan Kingdom is well known for its untouched wilderness, rich Buddhist culture and a history steeped in mystique and legends. A group of 50plusvoyagers embarked on a journey to Bhutan and proved ADVENTURE KNOWS NO AGE LIMIT. Check out the sense of freedom and happiness of senior citizen travellers!

On a sunny winter day members of 50+ Voyagers Travel and Adventure Club embarked on a trip to the wine county of Bangalore. We learnt the nuances of wine making and wine appreciation, enjoyed delicious lunch, tasted wine and returned home contended with wonderful memories and some new friends.

"Mountains, rivers and seas have a tremendous attraction for me" - Read diary of a Senior citizen traveller on her dream journey through God's own country - house boat of Alleppey, spice plantation of Kumeli, Elephants of Periyar, Tea gardens of Munnar

Do you think that hiking may be too strenuous or too complicated for your health. Know some benefits of hiking and stories of 50+ Voyagers, who despite of suffering from cardio vascular ailment, arthritis, osteoporosis and back pain could not resist the call of high altitude monastery, remote mountain villages, snow capped himalayas...

On a sunny morning in May, a small group of travellers set off on a 3 day trip to Chikmagalur. Read travelogue of a senior citizen on breathtaking view of the mountains, a heritage manor and flagrant aroma of freshly brewed coffee at Chikmagalur, the birthplace of coffee

On International Women’s Day, 50+ Voyagers Travel and Adventure Club, celebrates the wanderlust of women travellers, who believe ‘Age is no bar to enjoy the fun of travelling. Hear the stories of a breed of Sr. Citizen Ladies who think you’re never too old to do what you want.

Retirement brings with it more free time and an if you love Traveling you can utilize it to rediscover old hobbies you haven’t thought of in ages. Read about the activities that can keep up your zest for living even in a silver years.

Read the experience of a 1st international tour and recommendation of a Senior Citizen Traveller from India visiting Singapore - The Fantasy Land of Sentosa Island and Universal Studio..

Fairy tale destinations own its name for a reason. Unique, unusual, amazing, places that inspired Walt Disney, Harry Potter and Game of Throne – make you wonder at every step you move around them. Discover the treasure trove of fairy-tale locations around the world which are not really far-far away and must visit destinations even for a Sr. Citizen.

The best way to have a feel of the Ladakhi culture, is to visit it during the festive seasons, when people from different corners of Ladakh focalize at one place to celebrate and enjoy. You can witness traditional music, mask dances, archery contests, polo games performed by the monks from the monasteries.

River cruising is the most comfortable and tranquil way to explore the medieval world, specifically for 50 and above aged travelers. Know the river cruises from three continents - Asia, Europe and South Amarica - famous for sailing through spectacular natural landscape and charming ancient cities.

It is said that real life begins at 50. Are you an active 50+ aged elder and find it frustrating when many of the holiday options marketed to your age group are limited to low activity level? Do you like great outdoors with a pinch of adventure? Know about some of the must do trekking destinations in India and Nepal..

Traveling keeps you young. Or at least healthier.That’s the finding of a new study linking travel to decreased risks of heart attack, diabetes and high blood pressure. It provides a variety of perhaps surprising personal benefits as well. Know more on how to plan travel for healthy ageing...

Do you think one of your top resolutions for year 2015 is reviving bonds with Parents, Childrens and Friends ? Offcourse you love your Parents or Children - that's a given. But sometime maintaining the bond is challenging due to our busy lifestyle. How does one enrich the bond between father and son, or mother and daughter or with old buddies from work?