About : Deependra

Full Name Deependra Solanky

I like travelling of all types whether personal or official. Since childhood I don't like to sleep during a journey. Most of the times while travelling in Train I am the last person to sleep and first one to awake in the morning to enjoy the journey.

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Total Number of travel stories by Deependra at Ghumakkar (9)
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2012-07-07 / Comments (19)

Hundred in Gangtok – Part 5 (Final)

But me and my camera was not having any desire of sleeping as I wanted to capture the beautiful Teesta river in my eyes as well in the camera lens. The views from the bus window were amazing. Early morning, cloudy weather, green high mountains and flowing Teesta; I could not ask more from the Nature. I clicked endless photographs. After some time it started raining which made the surrounding more beautiful. Around 7.30 we stopped in the middle near a small tea shop just near the banks of the Teesta. It was a great experience to have tea on the banks of Teesta while is was raining outside.

Hundred in Gangtok – Part 4

The very first place to visit was Tashi View Point. It was around a distance of 7 km from our hotel. It is an observation point at an altitude of 6000 ft developed be erstwhile king of Sikkim, Tashi Namgyal. On clear days in early morning, this is the best place in Gangtok to view the mighty Mount Kangchenjunga, the third highest mountain in the world. One final destination still remained to visit and it was Ban Jhakhri Falls. It is a theme park surrounded by lush green forest on the outskirts of Gangtok.

Hundred in Gangtok – Part 3

Vehicles are not allowed on MG Marg like in most Mall Roads in any hill station. A large sign board welcomed us at MG Marg. We were completely stunned after witnessing MG Marg, the feeling was kind of a European city. Gangtok administration has developed and maintained it in very good manner. It has been divided into two lanes, one lane for one side walking. And the divider is not a typical road divider. A large number of beautiful plants with flowers give the feeling of a green belt to the divider. On both sides of divider, benches have been placed so that people can sit and enjoy their time with no hurry. I didn’t have an experience of this kind of setup before.

Hundred in Gangtok – Part 2

Hundred in Gangtok – Part 1

A Taste of Salt – Sambhar Lake

Short Visit to Samode near Jaipur, Rajasthan

Alwar & Sariska Trip – Second Day

Alwar & Sariska Trip – First Day