Traveling is good
We passed different kinds of small and large boats. Sometimes children sitting in canoes or standing outside their homes on the riverbanks waved at us. There were men busy fishing or women washing clothes or taking bath. Most people wore small clothes, more like swimming costumes than proper clothes. Generally, people in Brazil seem very open to showing skin, both men and women.
Read Moreabove sea level a trip to the world’s highest motorable road to a mountain lake Huff…pufff…huufff…puff… Two tired bikers pushing a 140kg FZ,…
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19 Sep 2010 It was the last day of my trip to Udaipur and i had two place in mind to visit before boarding…
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Although much bigger than Corbett and Ranthambore, you will be lucky indeed – mind you very very lucky just like Lindsay Lohan was in…
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17 April 2010 Chakrata is a quaint little hill station and a cantonment area situated in Dehradun district at an elevation of 2,270mts above…
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The drive from Nagpur to Hyderabad was a breeze as most of the way was 4 laned highway with occasional diversions through Andhra villages. It also provided a lot of scenic views on the way.
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I am not sure how to start with, Should I write I am feeling lucky or I am lucky. Because if someone visit to…
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As described by the English poet, Sir Edwin Arnold – “Not a piece of architecture, as other buildings are, but the proud passions of…
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We got to know that the buses will start around 1-2 pm, so we went to the railway station nearby and with no more surprises to come by 3.30 pm we were back in Noida to enjoy the India vs West Indies match….
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Currently there are 3 tigers and 4 cubs in the reserve and 25 leopards in the reserve(the number of leopards is an approximation only since there is no tracking of number through gps devices as done for tigers).
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It all started with an idea to visit some off-beat destination around Delhi. Google search leads to an image of Bhangarh ruins that claims to be India’s most haunted place…
…Now we started our introspection to each and every ruin to find something roguish, but didn’t get anything of that short. Although a negative energy was there in the environment. Probably they shifted somewhere else due to increasing foot-falls.
The hour and a half that you spend on the train on that stretch is filled with varying emotions….and then suddenly you enter the Jaisalmer station….it just crops up from nowhere……and I guess that’s the best way to end a journey which has been full of colour, emotions, questions and surprises.
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