A Day out in Jaladhama
I had been wanting to write this from a long time. Better late than never :-) This is away from the conventional travel posts…
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Wishful Riding – a Partial Reality – Baralacha La to Leh
I did not realize the importance of this place at the time of clicking this snap… Found out later that this was the place where the sindhu Darshan festival is held to comemorate and celebrate the Sindhu River, which plays a major role in the lives of the people here…
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Wishful Riding – A Partial Reality!
Everyone who enjoyed the wishful Riding series would know what this means to me. This was an ever present dream, that itchy feeling which…
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Lake Louise: Jewel of Canadian Rockies
The spectacular Lake Louise is situated just over 500 kilometers from Edmonton, Alberta, within minutes from the British Columbia border. A five hour drive…
Read MoreRajasthan – Enchanting Experience
Welcome to Rajasthan, India. Rajasthan, the largest state o India, is one of the most charming and captivating states of India. It appeals tourists…
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Peaceful Pondicherry
As we settled down into the night after a hearty dinner at the resort’s garden restaurant, the aura of the place engulfed us completely with the music of the waves getting louder every minute. We walked towards the back gate of the resort that was very close to our cottage to catch a glimpse of the inviting sea. But it was late at night so the gates were closed and we had to retire to our rooms. We decided to wake up at 5 in the morning to watch the sunrise.
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SHANGHAI – CHINA
In continuation to my previous write –up, City of Gardens & Canals – SUZHOU (China). Morning we checked out from the hotel Sofital –…
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City of Gardens & Canals – Suzhou (China)
I was enough fortunate to visit China just one month before Olympics 2008. One can see the level of preparation & enthusiasm of Chinese…
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Last Stop: Mahabaleshwar and Panchgani
This is the final post in the series of posts I have been posting about my trip during the summer. In the first post…
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Jog Falls and more..
This is my second post on Jog Falls. The earlier post (“Sharavati Beckons”)was an account of my visit during mid 2004 and this is…
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Trek-log of my 10 year old
Date: December 27, 2009. I and my little sister visited a place called Kharad recently. We went along with a group of kids and…
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Introduction to The Maldives
The AI option is worth it if you really want to party and get sloshed. A beer will cost around $6 and bottled water will cost around $3. The onlu currency they accept is USD and you will have to tip the staff on USD as well. Most resorts have at least 3-4 different options and it can get a little boring to have food from the same restaurant if you are on Half Board or Full Board.
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