Our Trip to Munsiyari: The land of Gauri Ganga and Panchachuli-Part2
Continues from Part 1 18 May, 2009: We started at 5 am in the morning and headed towards Champawat. More greenery was seen around…
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Continues from Part 1 18 May, 2009: We started at 5 am in the morning and headed towards Champawat. More greenery was seen around…
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In such a vast panorama only a fifth—maybe tenth—of the land is filled with trees. The rest is taken by thigh-high, chest-high cones of…
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We ran into a smallish whirlpool. Small, but according to Mathias, dangerous if we got right into it. But we didnt. The captain and…
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It was quiet. We had moved away from the pier at Rinca Island where two other boats had dropped anchor for the night. Mathias…
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I shan’t get into the details of what happened after our long walk through the island. Briefly, i sum it up this way. We…
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Few instances can match the excitement of seeing the famed Komodo Dragons right in front of your eyes. The giant lizards with their snake-like…
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I marched ahead, with the rest of the group, the boys stayed on the boat to look after our belongings. From the quay to…
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Riding the waves in an old wooden boat on the unpredictable Indonesian sea is exciting. While I sipped coffee, the crew got busy with…
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We began our voyage! Mathias, three young boys who formed the ‘crew’, the Latvian family and I were going to be stuck together (for…
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I am starting this entry from Labuan Bajo, a small town in West Flores, an hour and half flying distance away from Bali. I…
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I believe all world languages would be incomprehensible if not accompanied by gestures and smiles. I also believe all travelers agree with this plain statement. Undoubtedly it can trying, like when asking for directions to a hotel in Papua New Guinea or wondering about the cost of hiring a Land Cruiser in Socotra Island, but otherwise there is a lot of fun in trying to understand and err—being understood. It completes what can be called a proper communication!
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Date: December 27, 2009. I and my little sister visited a place called Kharad recently. We went along with a group of kids and…
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