Activity Report

Radhika Nomllers
Radhika Nomllers
@radhika_nomllers
Followers: 696,355Posts: 1,011Following: 402
Once upon a time I promised myself I won't live an average life 🤿⛷️🪂 🎥 350k+ on YouTube👇
View all posts from @radhika_nomllers
MADE IT TO MY 7TH CONTINENT LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!!!!! 😭 (I am going to tattoo this) ♥️ Here with the best in the business – @Antarctica_21 on their incredible Air Cruise expedition. Proud to share that they’re part of the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO) and a CarbonNeutral®️ certified company, making them a dream to work with! 😊 Stay tuned for more about Antarctica and my journey with them in the next posts. For now... brb celebrating this epic milestone! ❤️ #7Continents #Antarctica #Travel #CruiseTravel #Expedition
575 82028 1130408
Should I retire now? 🤪 Gave a little piece of paper with all the high points in life and Mickey, Santosh, Vibhuti and Vikas from @bodycanvastattooart gave this life ♥️ Thank youuuuu!! 🥹✨
535 26506 536222
Summing up this year and how ♥️ So, so grateful for everything this year - honestly, I think it’s been the best year of my life 🤏 I traveled to 20+ countries, witnessed some of the rarest wonders our planet has to offer, and grew closer to the love of my life. In 2025, I want to be more intentional and revive my YouTube channel. Can’t wait to see where 2025 takes me!
654 183802 6889683
Wait. For. IT!!!!!! This is for sureeeee one of the best places I have visited in Maharashtra!! Itna insane kaise kuch ho sakta hai 😭 How many waterfalls do you see though? 🥹🥰 Thank you @adityasuryaa__ for capturing thisssss ✨🥳
78 2436 24903
In 2018, this Radhika wouldn’t have believed this is her life now 🥹❣️ Yesterday, my mom asked “Don’t you like coming home? Everyone loves coming back home.” And I do - I really do. But something about this world keeps pulling me… the unknown and the wild.. 🌍 This video is just a tiny corner of Africa and there’s still so much more of this beautiful Earth left to feel, explore, and fall in love with. Grateful for every step, every stranger turned friend, every sunset I get to witness in a new place 😊
292 27304 586608
Did you know. you can book hotels now on IndiGo and avail FREE IndiGo flights!!!? Let me explain - IndiGo BluChips is the loyalty program of IndiGo to redeem/or get discounts on flights and add-on services. Here’s How to Book Hotels and Earn IndiGo BluChips: * Book your hotel from over 7 lakh properties on goIndiGo.in * Earn IndiGo BluChips with every booking * Redeem them for free IndiGo flights Bonus: Hotel bookings come with free cancellation too, so your plans stay flexible!! It’s travel that rewards you - literally 💙 Shot at @theserairesorts ♥️ @indigo.6e 🥰
103 9294 319337
Where Exactly Is This - Indonesia’s Wild, Beautiful Secret ♥️🥹 I’m sure most of you haven’t heard of Alor and honestly, that’s exactly what makes it so special. Tucked away in eastern Indonesia, far from the beach bars of Bali, Alor is a place that still feels untouched. It’s raw, wild, and deeply alive because this remote island thrives in obscurity. Partly because of limited infrastructure, but mostly because its local communities remain closely tied to ocean health and conservation. But if you’re even slightly ocean curious, chances are you’ve heard of the Coral Triangle - often called the “Amazon of the Seas.” This globally significant marine region is home to - * 76% of the world’s coral species * 37% of all known reef fish species * Supports over 120 million people * Contributes an estimated $2.3 billion annually to local economies And right in the heart of this triangle - sits Alor. What makes Alor stand out even among Coral Triangle destinations is its geography. * Deep channels that create strong tidal flows and cold water upwellings * Natural migration highway, like an underwater superhighway * Volcanic origins, with ancient volcanic peaks rising from the sea, creating spectacular above-and-below water landscapes * Seagrass meadows making it a hotspot for dugongs No wonder marine biologists love this place as Alor offers encounters that are becoming rare across much of the ocean - * Sunfish (Mola Mola) - Usually found in cooler waters like Bali, they rise to the surface in Alor during high tide * Pygmy Blue Whales - The smallest of the blue whale species * Dugongs (Sea Cows) - Seen in shallow bays * Sharks - From reef sharks to hammerheads in deeper waters. * Coral Reefs - Over 500 species of corals In many ways, Alor is what happens when geography, ocean currents, and isolation come together in perfect harmony ♥️ It’s one of the last frontiers for marine exploration, a place where rare species still pass by, unbothered by mass tourism, and where the underwater world feels as wild as it should.
136 6496 215838
As of July 2024, Indian Railways officially operates 111 Vistadome coaches across its network. ✅ Where Can You Ride Vistadome Coaches? 🚞 Western & Konkan Region • Mumbai - Madgaon Jan Shatabdi • Mumbai - Pune Deccan Queen / Intercity Express • Yesvantpur - Mangalore Express • Mangalore - Bangalore Express • Yesvantpur - Karwar Express 🚞 Eastern & Northeastern India • New Jalpaiguri - Alipurduar • Guwahati - Badarpur • Tinsukia - Naharlagun • Jalpaiguri - Darjeeling Toy Train (UNESCO heritage) • New Haflong Special 🚞 Hill & Heritage Rail Routes • Kalka - Shimla (Him Darshan Express) • Araku - Visakhapatnam • Matheran Hill Railway (Neral – Matheran) • Nilgiri Mountain Railway 🚞 Other Scenic Routes • Ahmedabad - Kevadiya (Statue of Unity) • Visakhapatnam - Kirandul Express • Budgam - Banihal (J&K Vistadome Special) 🎟️ How to Book Availability is limited - so it’s best to plan early, especially for weekends. You can book tickets via the IRCTC website and look for trains with coach type like: • EV (Executive Vistadome) • VS (Vistadome - non-AC) Hope this helps ♥️ If anyone else has any updated information on this or route, let me knowwww I’ll keep on editing the caption 🥰🥳
127 8521 261905
✨ 7 nights in LONDON for just ₹7,500?! Yes, seriously. What should’ve cost me over ₹1,00,000, I pulled off at a fraction of the price - all thanks to @HomeExchangeIndia 💡 Here’s how it works: 1️⃣ List your home on HomeExchange 2️⃣ Browse over 3.5 lakh+ verified homes in 150+ countries 3️⃣ Pay a ₹7,500 annual fee to finalize your stay & join a global community of 2 lakh+ trusted travelers 💥 These 3 steps give you enough GuestPoints to stay 7–10 nights anywhere in the world - even before you start hosting. 🏡 Worried if your home would be suitable to list? You can choose to list just a room or your entire home, even if you are staying in a rental accommodation! 🎁 You can also use my code RADHIKA25 at signup to get 250 bonus GuestPoints! This is how I’ve been unlocking affordable, authentic, and local travel experiences - and now you can too 💫 #HomeExchange #TravelHacks #TravelLikeALocal #Travelsmart
80 10263 256861
🌺 A paradise indeed? Cyclones can’t form near the equator because the Coriolis effect - the spinning force created by Earth’s rotation - is too weak there to keep them rotating. So storms can’t build up enough spin to become full-blown cyclones. 📍 Where is Seychelles?
Just south of the equator - between 4° and 10° South latitude - putting it in a kind of cyclone quiet zone: * Too close to the equator for strong cyclones to form. * Far enough that weak systems can pass nearby, but rarely turn serious. A few more facts about natural disasters over here: 🌀 Cyclones / Hurricanes: Seychelles lies outside the main cyclone formation zones and is rarely hit directly by strong storms. While the islands can experience the effects of cyclones that form elsewhere in the Indian Ocean direct hits from major cyclones are infrequent. 🌍 Earthquakes: * The country is also far from major tectonic fault lines, so earthquakes are extremely rare and usually not dangerous. * There’s no active volcanic activity either. 🌊 Tsunamis: Although Seychelles is not immune to distant tsunamis, the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami did reach its shores. But the damage was far less than in places like Indonesia or Sri Lanka. 🌴 Natural Wonders You Didn’t Know About: 1. It’s made of granite, not volcanic rock - super rare for islands. 2. Home to the world’s largest seed - the famous Coco de Mer. 3. Has the largest population of giant tortoises - more tortoises than people. 4. Boasts some of the cleanest air and water in the world. 5. Anse Source d’Argent is the most photographed beach on the planet. 6. It was once a pirate hideout - and legends of hidden treasure still exist. 7. No indigenous population - people only arrived in the 18th century. 8. One of the tiniest capitals in the world - Victoria is adorably small. 9. It has a marine park you can literally snorkel through - like swimming in a postcard. Not sure why this country is only known as a honeymoon destination... 😆😒 Like come on - it’s got pirate lore, giant seeds, ancient granite, giant tortoises, and unreal biodiversity. This isn’t just romantic - this is next-level cool. 😵‍💫
362 180903 2846046
How many waterfalls do you see?!! 👀 This is the second-highest plunge waterfall in India - a jaw-dropping 830 feet of sheer vertical drop. In the second frame, you can clearly spot the four distinct cascades that make this waterfall legendary: ✨ Raja - the largest and most powerful uninterrupted stream ✨ Rani - graceful, misty, and delicate ✨ Roarer - loud, forceful, and full of spray ✨ Rocket - a narrow stream shooting down with speed The trek to this point is actually short and easy, and can ONLY be done with a guide! But since we went during the monsoon, it got super slippery. That final rock ledge you are seeing? Our guide didn’t even let us sit - we had to lie down and crawl to this wild rock ledge just to safely feel the depth of the fall. And what a feeling it was. That moment - lying there, wind blasting, water thundering, and staring straight down into the second-highest plunge in the country - it gave me MAD adrenaline. I love heights, but this hit different. @sarthakkpawarr_ and I actually went here twice - once just to soak in the depth again, and also because the first time it was raining so hard we couldn’t fly the drone 😅 ⚠️ Real talk - don’t do this if you’re clumsy or scared of heights. And please wear shoes with solid grip and carry a poncho, because Karnataka rains are wild and unpredictable. The moment you peer down the drop - it’s not just a view, it’s a visceral experience. I’ve never felt anything like this - terrifying and beautiful in equal measure 😭♥️ 📍 Jog Falls, Karnataka First shot inspired by @rajography
737 63635 898205
Would you believe me if I told you I was standing in two countries at the same time? 🇻🇳🇨🇳 This is Ban Gioc Waterfall - Vietnam’s largest, the world’s 4th largest along an international border, and one of Southeast Asia’s most unique natural wonders. 🛶 Don’t miss: The bamboo raft ride that takes you right up to the base of the falls - the best way to feel the full force and beauty of Ban Gioc. 📅 Best time to visit: – May to September for peak water flow (lush and powerful) – October to November for clear skies and fewer crowds 🎟️ Entry fee: ~₹150 (₫45,000 VND) 🪪 Important: Carry your passport — this is a border zone, and checkpoint stops can happen. 💡 Tip: The area is hot and humid, so carry sunscreen, a refillable water bottle, and a lightweight day pack. Before heading out, I always prep my skin with the @lorealparis Glycolic Bright Serum. It contains Melasyl, which has visibly reduced my dark spots. 📍Nearby stops en route: • Ngườm Ngao Cave - Beautiful limestone caverns • Angels’ Eye Mountain - A unique rock formation with a circular hole, perfect for photos And don’t skip the Trúc Lâm Pagoda nearby - a peaceful hilltop spot with panoramic views of the entire valley. This place felt like a painting come to life - and it’s still off the radar for most travelers. If you’re planning a trip to northern Vietnam, add Ban Gioc to your list. It’s surreal, cinematic, and worth every mile. 🌍 #AD #LOrealParis #LOrealParisindia #LOrealParisSkincare #NewGlycolicBrightSerum #darkspots #melasyl #PowerOfMelasyl
134 10924 341424

Similar Profiles You May Like

Rachel Pizzolato's profile picture

Rachel Pizzolato

@beautyandbrainswithatwist
2,415,165 followers
View Rachel Pizzolato's Instagram profile with 2,415,165 followers and 5329 posts Gregg Sulkin's profile picture

Gregg Sulkin

@greggsulkin
6,969,348 followers
View Gregg Sulkin's Instagram profile with 6,969,348 followers and 223 posts Lavanya konidela Tripathi's profile picture

Lavanya konidela Tripathi

@itsmelavanya
3,594,514 followers
View Lavanya konidela Tripathi's Instagram profile with 3,594,514 followers and 576 posts BANG UCHA-NATSIR's profile picture

BANG UCHA-NATSIR

@mcucha
623,719 followers
View BANG UCHA-NATSIR's Instagram profile with 623,719 followers and 2989 posts Paula Marciniak's profile picture

Paula Marciniak

@paula__marciniak
791,691 followers
View Paula Marciniak's Instagram profile with 791,691 followers and 112 posts Tsaschiher Khatanzorig's profile picture

Tsaschiher Khatanzorig

@tsasory
102,413 followers
View Tsaschiher Khatanzorig's Instagram profile with 102,413 followers and 119 posts Flare's profile picture

Flare

@waifuflare
651,594 followers
View Flare's Instagram profile with 651,594 followers and 42 posts Vũ Thịnh's profile picture

Vũ Thịnh

@_vuthinh1009_
229,980 followers
View Vũ Thịnh's Instagram profile with 229,980 followers and 580 posts