On Top of the World: The Travelogue Part-6
The best thing about a round trip is that your return journey is not a replay of your onward journey. With new places to…
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The best thing about a round trip is that your return journey is not a replay of your onward journey. With new places to…
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Michigan is replete for its beautiful and scenic places”. We planned to visit some island during July which was a good time for travelling. We…
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Our personal experience with local Bhutanses people in our 4 days of stay was very nice & wonderful. They are peace loving people & their country is so neat & clean & unpolluted. Tourism is one of their main source of income. They also have the famous DRUK Brand jams & Tomato Sauce, Pickels etc. We purchased them all.
Read More26.12.2010 (Sunday) Thimphu – Bhutan to Dochu La Pass, Punaka & Wangdu = 165 km Starting Place: Hotel Singye Thimphu (Bhutan) Starting Km Reading:…
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The vibrant, lively city of Newcastle in the North-East of England is as friendly and charming as its residents, the Geordies. Swarming with students…
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It was beginning to get a bit dark, so I thought it would be better to get back to Moradabad, and thus, I ask…
Read MoreDay 7 24.12.2010 (Friday) Thimpu -Bhutan to Local Site Seeing Zoo, Museum, Local Immigration Office & Art & Craft Museum = 23 kms Starting…
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Rajendra Ovalekar recounted how he and his brother, assisted by other family members, decided to develop a butterfly park privately. They owned these 2 acres of land in Ovale village, and, as Rajendra reminisces, he was always awed by the colours and varieties of butterflies as a young adult. He decided that he would do something about this after his viewing of these beautiful fliers during some of the nature trips he undertook on behalf of the Bombay Natural History Society in the early 2000’s
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I have been making trips to Bhimtal area almost every month and though most of the times, I stay at my old joint i.e….
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And now, we were standing on the doorsteps of the hotel with no apparent way to get into the reception. Stuart called the “hotel-people” from his cellphone and was given the code to punch into the keypad to open the main door. He did that and once we were inside, the voice on the phone informed him that our keys were on the reception desk. There was no one at the reception so we grabbed the keys and headed out to find our rooms. One room was on the first floor.
Read More23.12.2010 (Thursday) Mala Bazar (West Bengal) to Thimpu (BHUTAN) = 281 kms Starting Place: Mala Bazar (West Bengal) Starting Km Reading: 5339 km @…
Read MoreHello Dear Ghumakkars, Hope you’re all geared up for the upcoming festivals. But even if you are busy, do take time out to say…
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