Jalori Pass
I first heard of Jalori from Kaushik. Jalori by its sheer steepness was his litmus test for his Yamaha rx100 to be able to…
Read MoreHills
Motorcycling Nirvana @ 13000 Ft
We regrouped at the tunnel, where every bike thumped like a thousand guns going off simultaneously.
Read More
Trip to Dharamshala and Mcleodganj (Part II)
Around a month back, I had written an article about the first day of a visit to McLeodganj and Dharamshala. This article is about…
Read More
Motorcycle and the art of exploring Mukteshwar
The roads were smooth and the weather was nice and we stopped for a photo-shoot of the riders and the road and the surroundings.
Read More
Pachmarhi: Elemental High!
Read the article from point of view of a person, who loves to travel, is deeply in love with nature and enjoys serenity and…
Read More
Om Parvat – Abode of Lord Shiva
A dream was coming true, when we started Adi Kailash Yatra on 3rd Oct, 2022 from our home. At that time, we did not…
Read More
Lansdowne – Walk and simply walk
The clouds moved in by late afternoon. I looked out of the window, wondering how to spend the rest of the day: go out…
Read More
Timber Trail Heights – Review
Timber Trail Heights is a resort/hotel on a hill where you can only reach through a cable car. How to reach Timber Trail, which…
Read MoreDelhi – Shimla Road Review
Last weekend, I drove to Kalka, rather Parwanoo, on my way to Timber Trail Heights, its one of those hotels perched on a hill…
Read More
Tawang , Arunachal Pradesh – enclosed by glaciers
Driving to the remote part of Arunachal Pradesh in the north east corner of India was an exhilarating experience . Colours change with every…
Read More
Five Roadies and an incredible journey: Landsdowne the virgin hills
Let me have the pleasure to introduce the participants of this incredible journey. I am sure by the time you have seen the snaps…
Read More
Trip to Dharamshala and Mcleodganj (Part I)
After spending time over there, we headed in a steep path downhill (thanks to the knowledge of our taxi driver), and visited a Devi’s temple in the valley below (and there was almost nobody there except for a couple of locals); we rounded off the first day by visiting the war memorial, setup to honor the armed forces.
Read More