Traveling is good
It all started with an idea to visit some off-beat destination around Delhi. Google search leads to an image of Bhangarh ruins that claims to be India’s most haunted place…
…Now we started our introspection to each and every ruin to find something roguish, but didn’t get anything of that short. Although a negative energy was there in the environment. Probably they shifted somewhere else due to increasing foot-falls.
It is one of the rarest place where you’ll tired of asking but offering will remain one step ahead. There are many articles and…
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A few months back, I visited at Chandi devi Mandir, Haridwar and Parmarth Ashram & Ram jhula, Rishikesh. It was a plan which made…
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On Tuesday evening a day before the semi-final clash, I was sitting in my grand parents’ place, worrying about the India-Pakistan match. Will Sachin…
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I came back just couple of days before and I am still dreaming how those four beautiful days passed in Himachal Pradesh.It had been…
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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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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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26th Jan ’11 was a holiday. So as expected me along with my 2 cousins made a plan for a quick visit to Mussoorie….
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By the time we crossed Chhatarpur, it was beginning to get dark and having no familiarity with the local landscape, we kept driving oblivious…
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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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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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Rock Garden in Chandigarh is a marvellous piece of creativity and worth a visit while in/ passing through Chandigarh. We covered the place while passing across Chandigarh – ‘The City Beautiful’ – a city dreamt of by the Frenchman, Le Corbusier. It must be recorded here; driving within Chandigarh gives one the feeling of being in Lutyen’s Delhi – with wide, shaded boulevards flowing around well shaped roundels, regulated and smooth traffic, distinctive signboards
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