Down the forest path – Three days in Panna
My trip to Madhya Pradesh’s Panna Tiger Reserve began on a bad note. I nearly missed the train (Taj Express from Delhi’s Hazrat Nizamuddin…
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Meeting Mr Tiger at Corbett
Corbett National Park is located just 71 km from Nainital and the drive is just wonderful both for driving and visually. The park is…
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Welcome Sister
Recently I had gone to Goa. It was my first visit to the place but definitely not the last. I need to go there…
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Bannerghatta National Park – Bangalore
Me and my kids always gets excited whenever we make plans for Bannerghatta National Park and we have already visited 5 times in last…
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Call of the wild in Thekkady
Jungle attracts both Jaishree and me. Even during our non-holiday times we hear Jungle calling us. The images of wild terrain float in our…
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The Elephanta Caves
When I wrote about the boat ride to Elephanta caves, I didn’t know it would take this long to actually get down from the…
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Weekend @ Yercaud
Yercaud needs no introduction, but for the benefit of all, here’s a small intro. Yercaud is a quaint little hill station in the district…
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Sawasdee, Thailand!
Thailand is the land of sun, sand ‘n sea! No wonder we were all so happy when the conference-cum-leisure getaway to Phuket and Bangkok…
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My Journey Through Yoga To Self-love & Self-sufficiency
My stay in Rishikesh gave me clarity of myself, my inhibitions, my fears and my strengths. All I perceived is that this city and this country is quite a charmer and not a land of snake charmers. And I can say this with certainty, that you cannot visit Rishikesh and India just once.
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By the lanes of Aminabad – Lucknow
A business trip for two days to the city of ‘Tehzeeb’, as Aditya said in his post on Lucknow, had to have some room…
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A Boat Ride to Elephanta Islands
Air, earth and water. Three most important basic necessities that mankind needs to survive. Besides, if in mood, these can give immense pleasure to…
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Freshly water colored landscape of Munnar – God’s own art
In Kerala, the colors we noticed in abundance were Green, Green, Green and occasional Blue. It is a keralite tradition not to build houses taller than the surrounding trees and hence wherever one lives the abundant greenery always surrounds him and even the pristine blue sky is visible only in glimpses.
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