07 Jul

इन्दौर – पैदल स्थानीय भ्रमण!

By Sushant Singhal

संभवतः तीसरी मंजिल पर जाकर एक ओर खेल कूद की दुकानें और दूसरी ओर खाने पीने के रेस्तरां दिखाई दिये। जेब में हाथ मार कर देखा तो पता चला कि मेरे सारे पैसे तो होटल में ही छूट गये हैं। अब दोबारा किसी भी हालत में होटल जाने और वापिस आने का मूड नहीं था। पैंट की, शर्ट की जेब बार – बार देखी पर एटीएम कार्ड के अतिरिक्त कुछ नहीं मिला। कैमरे के बैग की एक जेब में हाथ घुसाया तो मुड़ा तुड़ा सा १०० रुपये का एक नोट हाथ में आ गया। उस समय मुझे ये १०० रुपये इतने कीमती दिखाई दिये कि बस, क्या बताऊं ! छोले भटूरे का जुगाड़ तो हो ही सकता था। वही खा कर मॉल से बाहर निकल आया। सोचा इस बार सड़क के दूसरे वाले फुटपाथ से वापस होटल तक जाया जाये। सड़क का डिवाइडर पार कर उधर पहुंचा तो एक छोटा सा अष्टकोणीय (या शायद षट्‌कोणीय रहा होगा) भवन दिखाई दिया जिसकी छत पर एक स्तंभ भी था। सभी दीवारों पर जैन धर्म से संबंधित आकृतियां उकेरी गई थीं। यह जैनियों की किसी संस्था का कार्यालय था, जिसमें छोटे-छोटे दो कमरे बैंकों ने एटीएम के लिये किराये पर भी लिये हुए थे। एटीएम देख कर मेरी जान में जान आई और मैने तुरन्त कुछ पैसे निकाल लिये क्योंकि मेरी जेब में अब सिर्फ १० रुपये का ही एक नोट बाकी था।

Chennai Wildlife

By Abhee K

2. Chennai Snake Park: The Chennai Snake Park Trust is a not-for-profit NGO constituted in 1972 by herpetologist Romulus Whitaker and is India’s first reptile park. Located on the former home of the Madras Crocodile Bank Trust, the park is home to a wide range of snakes such as adders, pythons, vipers, cobras and other reptiles. The park gained statutory recognition as a medium zoo from the Central Zoo Authority in 1995.

Chennai Snake Park is next to the Guindy National Park .It is located on Sardar Patel road in Guindy OR the best landmark for this park is that it is just next to IIT Madras. This is one of the eco friendly and environment friendly biological parks that attract many tourists. This park is highly recommended from my side to visit. I always find this park interesting.

Ladakh Calling… (Part 5) Leh – Pangong TSo – Leh

By Vish.

Soon to my rescue I saw a Tata Sumo coming from behind. I indicated for some help & it stopped. The driver asked me to stand on the rear footrest and grab the carrier as it was all full from passengers. I was standing out in the open air on the rear footrest. After reaching to our point I thanked the driver for the help extended, in their local language – “Julley”.

THANDI HAWAYEN LEHRA KE AYYEN… Meri Kashmir Yatra Part 7

By Rakesh

Mr. Bhajji was clever enough to place the vehicle among the local vehicles and we crossed the vehicle only to find a toll office on the left side where a person was noting the number of the vehicle. If it was the local vehicle , those were allowed without paying any tax. If the registration number was outside state and not a tourist vehicle registered in Jammu and Kashmir then tax was levied. So folks no option but to pay that tax to reach the main snow point.

Visit to BADRINATH and village MANA

By Mahesh Semwal

We were totally muddled what to do to see the long queue .We were doubtful that whether we would be able to visit the temple the same day but to our surprise unlike other temples our turn came within one hour as there one can afford to do hasty darshan because of too much of rush.The main entrance gate of the Badrnath is very colourful and known as “Singhdwar.”

Badrinath was originally established as a pilgrimage site by Adi Shankara in the ninth century. It is said that Shankara discovered the image of Badrinarayan in the Alaknanda River and enshrined it in a cave near the Tapt Kund (Hot Spring). Later the King of Garhwal moved that image to the present temple. Since then the temple has undergone several major renovations by many people.

Scenic beauty on the way to Badrinath

By Mahesh Semwal

On the way back from Kedarnath we had our light breakfast and started our downwards journey. At slow pace we covered 3-4 kms but after sometime my elder daughter started complaining of leg pain , I advised her to use either pony or kandi for rest of the distance but she did not like the idea and continued her journey.

While coming back we tried shortcuts in between but it is advisable not to use if kids are with you.As sometimes short cuts are really very risky too. We experienced that downward journey is more painful than climbing up. Around 12 o’clock we reached Rambara (Midway) , we had our traditional lunch , rice & dal and relaxed ourselves for a while and again proceeded further for Gaurikund.

Baagon Mein Bahaar Hai… Meri Kashmir Yatra (Part 6)

By Rakesh

NISHAT means joy, khushi and whence this garden is the garden of joy. Though not as large as Shalimar garden, this garden is more beautiful than that and quietly bring smile on your faces. Numerous fountains adore this garden and is a famous picnic spot for the native people.

Disappointing ‘Wular’ – The largest fresh water lake in Asia

By Naresh Sehgal

Each year during Amarnath Yatra we try to cover one new place of Kashmir excluding Srinagar. By this method we have covered Aru Valley, Betab Valley, Lidder valley, Pahalgam, Anant Nag, Avantipura, Verinag spring ( the chief source of the river Jhelum) Sonamarg, Gulmarg, Mansabal lake etc. During 2009 Amarnath Yatra, we had planned to visit Wular Lake. After Darshan we started returned journey from Baltal towards Srinagar early in the morning.

Yeh Dekh Ke Dil Jhooma… Meri Kashmir Yatra (Part 5)

By Rakesh

This exactly is not a tourist area but one gets to see the actual life of the people away from the gritty nitty of tourism. Common people full of common aspirations wearing tired and sullen faces (a result of not so good economic condition) dominates the scene. Shikara wallah then brings you to Meena market, a group of 4-5 showrooms selling Shawls and other woolen stuffs, carpets, Sarees and all. One argues with them that we do not want to buy anything but the common refrain is EK BAAR DEKH TO LIJIYE…

Ladakh Calling… (Part 4) Leh – KhardungLa – Nubra

By Vish.

Life in “Ladakh” is like a blind turn. You don’t know what is waiting for you ahead. This time it was not Man but the Machine, My Explorer, who met the challenge. I suddenly realized that one of my bike’s one rear shockers broke down.

Taarif Karoon Kya Uss Kee… Meri Kashmir Yatra (Part 4)

By Rakesh

After about one and a half hour we were in front of the temple. We had been questioned 2-3 times on the way by paramilitary forces as they thought that we were proceeding towards Sri Amarnath Yatra unofficially as the Yatra had not started till then. As we had no plan as such, it was duly told to them.

Coorgi Delights – Talacauvery and Bhagamandala

By Venkat

Every visitors’ must-see destination in Coorg is Talacauvery and that is where we were first heading to. It is the birthplace of River Cauvery and is 48 kms from Madikeri Town. I had hoped to start around 7.30 Am to reach the place early and enjoy the surroundings before the rush started. But since Madam had overslept(!)our start got delayed by an hour. We stacked up on some snacks and cool drinks before we left Madikeri.

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