05 May

Divine experience in God’s own country-Rishikesh

By Agrta Singh

We started our journey late night from our office campus. Booked a traveller so that we all gather at office and start our journey from there only. As some of my colleagues have their respective shifts so it was the better option to start the trip from office. So we started it at around 10:30 pm and took some snacks and juices with us as it is going to be a long and tiring journey specially after office hours. We got seated ourselves in the traveller and started our trip.

Namdapha National Park | Arunachal Pradesh

By Anupam Chakraborty

We entered to a zone where no mobile network was available. In the jungles, we were cut off from rest of the world. Oh, it’s not only that, we were cut off from electricity too! Yet we were so engaged with the nature that we hardly felt their absence.

Walking tour of the bicycle capital of Europe – Amsterdam

By Manish Khamesra

It was around evening and we were exploring Amsterdam and enjoying its beautiful canal side. Houses around canal started to get lit from inside. The crimson sun was getting overwhelmed by dark clouds on the azure blue canvas with canal houses in foreground. Its rays were scattered all over the canal waters. It was a picture-perfect scene – very soothing and very relaxing. We tried to click what our eyes were seeing, but in vain.

Solo Travel, Himachal Tribal Circuit – Kinnaur Valley

By Anil Sharma

After crossing Simla and its suburbs, the lush green mountains and apple orchards in the valleys were a treat for the eyes. We had a small stop over at Theog. Rain drenched Theog looked all the more beautiful during sunset. I had never been beyond Theog before, so I had a fascinating image of Narkanda, a winter sport hill station of Himachal Pradesh, in my mind. But frankly, seeing Narkanda for the first time was an anti-climax. It is a small non-descript town, with hardly any tourists during the monsoon season. After Narkanda, it was a steep downhill journey with never ending zigzag turns and U-turns.

The Snow Flowers – Kinnaur

By Manisha Chitale

It was raining incessantly. Pouring cold showers had cast a gloomy spell. Water flowed from top of the mountains in torrents, the apple flowers…

Pangot – Beyond the Ordinary

By Patrick Jones

Pangot is one such place. Just a short distance from Nainital – where Delhiites flock to during summer months – it boasts of no mall road or glitzy hotels but is a tiny hamlet within the folds of Kumaon hills with a few hotels now coming up. Drive up 15 km from Naini lake, go past snow-view point, you’ll reach this cosy little place without pretentions.

Chamba and Mani Mahesh got replaced by Dalhousie

By SANTANU

While checking out from Hotel Asia, we were surprised when we were asked to pay the bill. We told that rooms were booked through Travelguru long back and we handed over printout of booking confirmation with my ID copy. But hotel authority told that they did not receive payment from Travelguru, so we must pay before we leave.

Yeh Kashmir hain

By Sanjay Bose

We planned it long ago, but somehow, it was not happening. The news, the climate, its like some invisible barrier. Then one day somebody got killed, people were on the streets, the afternoon sun might have seen some colours in the black and white panorama. I am not a political man, nor a magician…I just wanted to see the city, one last time.

Delhi – Patna road review

By Nandan Jha

Once you are out of Agra, the road gets a little better and traffic reduces. Press the pedal and hit Firozabad. This is the first city (after Agra) where you would start to feel the Mughal Era. Some of the old buildings could be still seen, the city is known for its bangles and glass work. There are these big tempting bangles showrooms which you need to pass quickly else a female fellow traveler’s urge makes you stop.

Visit to Lansdowne – A journey unforgettable

By Upendra

I don’t know why but it stuck to me like super glue and the first thing on reaching office was to google Lansdowne. Within 10 minutes I had decided that our weekend destination would be Lansdowne and not Rishikesh as they are at the same distance from Delhi.

Shri Gajanan Maharaj Shegaon / शेगांव- श्री गजानन महाराज दर्शन भाग – 3 ( आनंद सागर उद्यान तथा ध्यान केंद्र दर्शन)

By Mukesh Bhalse

आनंद सागर का नाम सर्वथा उपयूक्त है, ये सचमुच आनंद का सागर है | श्री गजानन महाराज के दर्शन करने के लिए आये उनके अनुयायी तथा भक्त स्वाभाविक रूप से इच्छुक होते है की वे यहाँ कुछ दिन रुके तथा संस्थान की धार्मिक, संस्कृतिक तथा शैक्षणिक गतिविधियों में हिस्सा लें, भक्तों की इस इच्छा को केंद्र में रखते हुए संस्थान ने उनके बचे हुए समय में उन्हें प्रकृति तथा अध्यात्म से जोड़ने के लिए एक उद्यान का विकास किया जिसे आनंद सागर नाम दिया गया और आज आनंद सागर का नाम देश के कुछ चुनिन्दा उद्यानों में शुमार है |

Munsiyari – A bowlful of beauty

By Patrick Jones

It was getting darker by the minute. The road went up and up in loops quickly gaining height so we felt the vehicle ahead of us is almost above our heads. Narrow roads didn’t leave much room for manoeuvring on either side. The gorge to one side was so deep it sends a shiver down the spine of anyone who is not attuned to such heights especially if there’s an oncoming vehicle. There weren’t any, thankfully; no human beings in sight either.

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