
From the Editor – The Litterbug Revolution
Continuing the tradition from the the last month, let me first introduce you to this month’s brilliant debutant Sunil Deepak. In his own words…
Read MoreContinuing the tradition from the the last month, let me first introduce you to this month’s brilliant debutant Sunil Deepak. In his own words…
Read MoreWhen we have long weekends, we all urge to make some vacation plans. This time, on the occasion of Carnival here in Dusseldorf, we…
Read MoreHistory, arts and science are seen as three separate areas, that apparently have little in common. But it was not always like that. In…
Read MoreThe second day of the trip had lot of adventure stored for us, we did paragliding, rock climbing and rappelling, swim in the lovely sea waters. Also, were amazed to see the eye catching malkham performances by players as a part of the beach festival. It was a lot more than expected and we had a wonderful time.
Read More26th Jan ’11 was a holiday. So as expected me along with my 2 cousins made a plan for a quick visit to Mussoorie….
Read MoreThe bright sun kissed land of Rajasthan, inviting from the pages of travel magazines and aggressive glossy ad pages of travel agencies has been…
Read MoreBy the time we crossed Chhatarpur, it was beginning to get dark and having no familiarity with the local landscape, we kept driving oblivious…
Read MoreWhen I received an invitation to attend ‘Lavasa Women’s Drive’ event and review the Lavasa experience, I took it as an opportunity to celebrate…
Read MoreBeaches attract me big time. I along with some of my rider friends planned this trip in the month of August. Actually, there was a holiday clubbed with Saturday and Sunday in the second week of August. So we got three days, I planned to take one more leave which will make it four days for the whole trip. We had planned this konkan trip long ago but due to one reason or the other it never materialized. But this time we made it sure to meet the road God !!
Read MoreBe soft on my curves – sign – road to chang-la pass; it’s among the highest passes in the region after Khardungla. The glacier…
Read MoreIt was 9 Sep 2010, the day i got back to office after a great trip to Hemkund Sahib, Valley of Flowers, Badrinath and…
Read MoreKumbakonam is well known as a pilgrimage centre, in particular for those on the Navagraha circuit. Once in every twelve years, the Mahamaham Kumbh is held around the tank of the same name, attracting millions of pilgrims from far and wide. Kumbakonam is also called Temple City with literally hundreds of temples of its own, most of them ancient. The big two are the Kumbeswarar Siva Temple and Sarangapani Vishnu Temple. Swamimalai, one of the six abodes of Lord Murugan is a mere 6 km away. The World Heritage Site of Darasuram is just outside the city. The Cauvery Delta is a must visit for those who enjoy ancient living monuments and stepping back in time.
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