About : ajeet

Full Name Ajeet Dyondi

Traveller by heart , software engineer by profession, Ajeet’s always on the lookout for that ultimate destination. His ideal outing is usually 4-5 days with one way 16 hours overnight drive, long distance treks, spending nights in a tent gazing at the stars, on the banks of some wild stream or lost in the jungle with some good company. If you want to be considered as good company, don’t ask him if he would let you drive. With a big todo list, life is something to look forward to.

Ghumakkar Since 2007-06-17 09:00:32

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Total Number of travel stories by ajeet at Ghumakkar (8)

2008-10-06 / Comments (12)

Panch Kedar Series: Madhmaheswar

New places make you miss home and you often find yourself in the things-we-used-to-do memory thread. Since I moved to London, my pinings for Gol-Gappas made me try out ready to make golgappas at home and  those for Leh and Madhmaheswar made me make an essential trip to india. There are two schools of thoughts [...]

Panch Kedar series :Chopta-Tungnath-Deoriya tal

Uttranchal is blessed with pilgrimage destinations which are quite remote and out of bounds during off season for the hurly burly crowd. I feel for such places which don’t have a crowd of their own, so I go there to fill the gap. For remote trekking destinations seekers, Panch Kedar is a sumptuous package of [...]

The Rickshaw run

This must be a great inspiration for fellow ghumakkars : My friend is driving an autorickshaw for charity across india starting from cochin ending at kathmandu. This is her blog >> http://laidbackness.wordpress.com/ Read the Sms’s from all the teams here : http://rickshawrun08w.theadventurists.com/index.php?mode=sms&sub=archive her auto team is called Stevie wonder driving school There are some really [...]

Jalori Pass

Har Ki Dhun trek

Roopkund Trek

Dodital – The Trek

Joshimath