Kotdwaar….Gateway to Hills
Here I am, writing first time, li’l immature for writing travelogue, but will do my best…kindly cooporate. I am form Najibabad (Bijnaur), and Kotdwar…
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Here I am, writing first time, li’l immature for writing travelogue, but will do my best…kindly cooporate. I am form Najibabad (Bijnaur), and Kotdwar…
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As our bus drove out of Shillong, leaving the din and bustle of the town behind, the journey became more enchanting.
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At the evening we were suppose to get ready by 7:00 to get to Greenix Village for Farewell Dinner. This was an exciting evening where we experiences, Indian Martial Arts, Traditional Keralan theater and Kathakali, an Indian Dance Drama noted for the attractive makeup of characters, elaborated costumes, detailed gestures and well defined body movements presented in the tune with music and percussion.
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We (me, wife and our two month old son) went to Panchgani for a day to unwind after a long hiatus. We did not…
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M turned up at our residence to say that he is on leave just as when we were busy packing our bags for Matiana,…
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When we have long weekends, we all urge to make some vacation plans. This time, on the occasion of Carnival here in Dusseldorf, we…
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My in-laws live in Chomu, a small town which is about 30 km from Jaipur. Chomu is famous for Chomu Palace which is earlier…
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On this trip with plenty of time to spare, I decided that I must now “see” Bangalore. Naturally that meant a leisurely morning walk in the Lalbagh Botanical Gardens where I was thrilled to see the very rare Jade Vine [Strongylodon macrobotrys]. I had first seen it almost thirty years ago as a watercolour in my plant book and never imagined I would ever see it for real. Here they are, green-blue clusters of flowers in all their glory.
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After our visit to Murdeshwar, we had a good night’s sleep and woke up early the next day. We vacated our hotel at 6…
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This is the visual tour of the Snow Capped Kashmir of 2011 . It includes random set of pictures from my three day trip…
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The first stretch was comparatively pleasant because the rains had ceased and also because the upcoming hiking and biking session was bound to be very tough. After all, some bikes weighed 21 kgs and these riders had to carry their bikes on their shoulders when it was not possible to ride them – which was almost all of the 12 kilometres. By the end of this stretch, we, the photographers, were dead tired. But the riders were much better off than us.
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“Finally, when we reached our destination it was pitch dark, cold and the only sound that we heard were the incessant bark of village dogs”
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