My visit to Chittorgarh
We went Chittorgarh fort on the day we came to Bhilwara from Delhi because when I was coming to Bhilwara I had said that…
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Road Trip – Delhi to Wagah Border (Amritsar) – Part-1
To start with Im a travelalcohlic person . Like to holiday a lot. Done many trips earlier to Mussoorie, Jaipur , Agra , Kanpur…
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Whiffing past London
What better time than this to take you to London, that it is currently inaccessible by air otherwise. And disclaimer holds, lest I miss…
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The honest Junagadh
The room was clean and spacious matching with railway superintendent’s comment. As soon as the kids lied down, they fell asleep. The train finally arrived at mid-night. Luckily, by that time the kids managed to sleep for a while and looked better.
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In the mystic alleys of Delhi – The Sunday Book Bazaar
Once upon a time—- On a chilly Sunday morning, my elder brother, Gyaneshwar asked me to get ready to join for a visit to…
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Actually Landing at London and Luggage-less Evenings at Newcastle
Disclaimer Again: The story in this post has nothing to with any real persons, places, procedures and events and any resemblance thereto is purely…
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Trip to South Africa in Feb 2010
Folks, below is the commentary of my short visit to South Africa in Feb 2010. This was an official visit for 3 weeks and…
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Junagadh – A walk through history and folklores at Uparkot Fort
Junagadh is an exciting town to explore for the tourists with an eye for architecture and a taste for history. It was an important…
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Year 2004, It all started with one of those coffee chats somewhere right next to the Okhla vegetable market. Me and my two other…
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Lalbagh – A closer look
Bangalore is often referred to as the ‘Garden City’. One landmark that stands testimony to this title is “Lalbagh Botanical Garden”.
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Beach Hopping: The Mumbai Excursion – Part III
The previous weekends and trips were planned, to an extent, and so was this particular trip. Decided to check out some beaches close to…
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Garden of five senses – The other side of it
I was on a hurricane trip of Delhi. I had heard of Garden of five senses many times and so wanted to see it.
Mr Mahesh Semwal has already described it beautifully with plenty of photos and its very good plus points. I am not going to repeat since I agree with him on most of them but here I present another view of the garden.