On Top of The World: The Travelogue Part-4
The weather in Leh was not all that bright and sunny. There were huge patches of clouds shrouding the sun now and then. The…
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Nomadic viewpoint….!!
I don’t remember exactly when I decided to change my life and become a nomad. A nomad is someone who does not possess nor…
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Another slice of Corbett
I have seen jungles in real and watched wildlife on National Geography and Discovery channels. But none could match the impressions of that moment. Dear reader, it all happened in our very neighborhood:Â Corbett which till then (to me) meant Dhikala, Bijrani, jhirna and nth number of resorts. It all happened in its Sitavani area which is a buffer zone of Corbett.
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Delhi nights and early mornings…!!
Any city always amazed me at nights. You can see the true colours of that city, the people inhibiting that place and if lucky…
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Visiting rain washed Satpuras (Bhopal and Back)
Day four was the day of bidding adieu to Pachmarhi and we started off for Bhopal at around 9.30 after packing off and a…
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Purana Qila – The sixth city of Delhi….Photolog
4 Sep 2011 Continuing from where i left last week, i along with Adhiraaj made a visit to Purana Qila. Purana Qila is situated…
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Wah TAJ !!! Yet Again
There are some places, which we always want to visit again and again. One such place is the Taj Mahal. Its ultimate and evergreen…
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From the Editor – That Occasional Pat on the Back
Howdy Fellow Ghumakkars, Hope the travel bug is still biting! Once again, it’s time to extend a warm welcome to the new members of…
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Unsupunnen Festival at Interlaken, Switzerland
For me and my wife, every visit to Switzerland has only one question repeating itself all the time not only when we are there…
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On Top of The World: The Travelogue Part-3
When I made the itinerary for the ride, I kept it pretty water-tight since I did not want to loose out on any place…
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Dudhwa Tiger Reserve Forest
On the way… We readily agreed when Chandan, one of our friends invited us to Dudhwa Tiger Reserve Forest. Another friend Agni and his…
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Visiting rain washed Satpuras (Pachmarhi)
This highest point between Himalayas in the North and the Nilgiris in the South, offered wondrous views of the smoky hills and floating clouds playing hide and seek with the mountain tops of Chauragarh. The hazy rocky outlines got hazier with the rain starting to pour. This is also the sunrise and the sunset point giving a bird eye view of the entire Pachmarhi city.
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