10 Oct

ग्वालियर में घुमक्कड़ी- जय विलास पैलेस

By Kamlansh Rastogi

इन सीढ़ियों से उतर कर हम महल के दूसरे भाग में पहुँचते हैं। यहाँ पर उस समय सवारी में प्रयुक्त होने वाल तरह -तरह की बग्घी रखी हुई हैं। यहाँ पर उस समय सवारी में प्रयुक्त होने वाल तरह -तरह की बग्घी , डोली आदि रखी हुई हैं।

इसके साथ ही महल के दूसरे भाग में हम पहुँचते हैं जिसे दरबार हाल के नाम से जाना जाता है। यहाँ पर राजसी भोजनालय है जहाँ पर एक साथ बहुत सारे लोगो के खाने की व्यवस्था है। मेहमानों के साथ यहीं पर खाना खाने का प्रबन्ध है। दरबार हाल की चकाचौंध उस समय के राज घराने के वैभव और विलासिता की दास्तान कह रहे थे। इसकी छत में लटके विशालकाय झाड़ – फानूस का वजन लगभग तीन – तीन टन है। इसकी छत इसका वजन उठा पायेगी या नहीं इसलिए छत के ऊपर दस हाथियो को चढ़ा कर छत की मजबूती की जाँच की गई थी। दरबार हाल में जाने की सीढ़ियों के किनारे लगी रेलिंग कांच के पायो पर टिकी हुई है। एक गार्ड यहाँ पर बैठा दर्शको को यही आगाह करवा रहा था कि रेलिंग को न छुए।

Trek to Goecha La – Yuksom to Dzongri

By SRIYANKA CHATTERJEE

We gathered in small groups in the tents to chat and while away the time. Dinner was served at around 8 p.m. at the one- room camp house which was occupied by cook Sumit Rai and his men. When I had ventured out of my tent around mid-night to go to the toilet-tent, I was awestruck on seeing small silvery snowflakes dropping from a clear sky. The moon shone in its silvery best.

Romancing with the Kumaon hills to Jageshwar – III

By Amitava Chatterjee

Why do we need vacations? There is a very simple answer to it. We need vacation to rest, rejuvenate, relax, as well as to recharge ourselves at least for the next few months. It’s very important to get away and de-stress oneself in today’s world. When we work for a living, we must get away from the work once in a while. Recently, we went to Nainital and then an unplanned visit to Jageshwar Temple. We were mesmerized to see the beauty of the Kumaon Hills & surroundings areas. You can also plan a trip there.

Kolkata to Kumaon – A stay at Allahabad

By Debjit Chakraborty

In Hindu tradition Triveni Sangam is the “confluence” of three rivers. Sangama is the Sanskrit word for confluence. The point of confluence is a sacred place for Hindus. A bath here is said to flush away all of one’s sins and free one from the cycle of rebirth.One such Triveni Sangam, in Prayag (Allahabad) has two physical rivers — Ganges and Yamuna — and the invisible Saraswati River. The place has religious importance and the site for historic Kumbh Mela held every 12 years,

Summer in Sikkim-way to Pelling

By Jaishree Khamesra

We crossed the border to enter Sikkim. Smooth good road replaced the bumpy and potholed road, air became cooler, traffic lighter and River Rangit replaced Teesta. Soon there was no traffic at all. We were the only one on the road and River Rangit was there, revealing its beauty to prove Aaroop right. Yes!!! Rangit was dancing, flirting and romancing with us. I have traveled along rivers in Uttaranchal, Himachal but nothing like this.

Kolkata to Kumaon – Visiting Mubarak Snake Park, Maithon and Gor Panchkot

By Debjit Chakraborty

One can see many venomous and non venomous snake which were rescued from the forest near by. The park had a collection of variety of birds also like Turkey, Emu, etc. Some days ago before we reached there a thunderstorm made havoc and the park was disoriented a bit.

Pune to Bangalore Road Trip

By Pushkala Sairam

There were many Kamat Upachar all the way through, but we chose to stop near tumkur. Immediately after the tumkur toll there was this Kamat. The lunch was excellent . They also serve in the traditional banana leaf. Enjoyed the food, the quality was very nice. We took quite sometime at this restaurant and left by 2 p.m. to Bangalore.

The Southern Sojourn – Kanyakumari

By Ram Dhall

It was close to 9.00 p.m. and with hunger cramps, I told Rajah to stop at a good eating place in the next town en-route. We landed at a small time restaurant – Shanti Bhawan (?) at Sayalgudi, a very small Panchayat town. The place looked clean, but the restaurant owner told us that the place was “full”. There were around 40 Ayappa Swami Devotees already seated and they were to be served first and our waiting time could be more than half an hour. While talking to the owner I was surprised to see the pictures of Kabaa, the holiest place for the Muslims along with some of the Hindu Gods. I asked him if it was a Hindu hotel. He said it was a Muslim Hotel. When I pointed to the wall hangings, he said “Sir, we worship all the Gods”. I was touched by his reply to the hilt and almost embraced him. I wish people all over the country had the similar feelings and then this divide between the religions would probably be non-existent. Thankfully the things appeared to be much better in Tamil Nadu as people of all the religions eat the same food, drink same toddy, speak Tamil and wear the same dress – lungi / dhoti and shirt.

Outside the restaurant, a group of Swamis (devotees of Lord Ayappa) were standing. I was told that they were coming from somewhere in North Tamil Nadu (after a couple of drinks, one tends to forget the names sometimes) and were heading for Kanyakumari,

How I Managed To Trek Kheerganga With My 8 Year Old Daughter!

By Anjali Chawla

There are two different legends that explains the origin of Kheerganga – One says that Lord Shiva meditated here for thousands of years and another says that Kartikeya, son of Lord Shiva and Parvati meditated here and the natural spring was emerged when Shiva struck the ground with His trishul on Parvati’s request as she was worried that her son wouldn’t get anything to eat here.

Bhalkimachan – the royal bear hunting grounds

By tirtha22

The Zamindars and the royal family members of Burdwan used this place as a hunting spot and constructed several Machans for their convenience. Thus Bhalki and Machan combined to give the place its current name Bhalki Machan. The etymology can be broken down into Bhalu ki Machan. Bhalu means bear. Machan means an elevated resting place for the hunters to hunt down wild animals.

A Small Slice of Athens

By Raghu Raman

The view of Athens from here is quite splendid. An immediate circle of red-tiled roofs gives way to more modern structures spread all around. Mt. Lycabettus sticks out of this jumble glowing under a slant of sunlight that has lanced through a cloudy sky.

Kushinagar – Where Buddha breathed last

By Nandan Jha

The actual cremation ground is a bit away and I didn’t go there this time. The area has lots of temples built by many countries which practice Buddhism. There are good hotels as well, including Taj and I clearly remember that there were internet kiosks five year back.

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