Shillong – Scotland of East India (Part – I)
Table of Contants:- 1. Shillong – Scotland of East India (Part – I) 2. Shillong – Scotland of East India (Part – II) 3….
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Some more Chittaurgarh: the last ninety minutes – III
I came out of the Padmini palace in a contented mood. The serenity of the evening was resonating with the tranquility of my satisfied…
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Thadiyandamol trek, Madikeri.
We had booked a cozy and nice home stay in the heart of Madikeri and it dint take more than an hour and half for us to reach Kakabbe- the village from where our trek began. To reach Kakabbe isnt too tough because the localites guide you till the place, or even better, take a local bus from the Madikeri bus station till Kakabbe.
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Banjara Orchard Retreat, Thanedar, Simla – Review
Our first stop on the ‘Chalo Kaza’ run was at a place called Thanedar, ahead of Simla. We had planned two stops before Kaza…
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Sattal : Sattal Forest Resort
A stay at the Sattal Forest Resort is the perfect weekend break we city people crave for. For an all season holiday escape close…
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Journey to the roof of the world
I just got back from the famous Delhi- manali-keylong-leh–kargil-dras-zozila-srinagar-patnitop-delhi highway and the writeup from bikerdude is really gr8. Atleast for me it would have…
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A dream fulfilled!
After reaching Leh, detailed in the previous post, all we did was relax and rest. We had plans to ride to Khardung La the…
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Chomu Palace, Chomu, Rajasthan – Review
The new New Honda City needed a long haul, probably a more honest statement would be that its driver was looking for a drive…
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Legendary Queens of Chittaurgarh – II
It is famous in Mewar, गढ़ओं में गढ़ चित्तौड गढ़, बाकी सब गढिया, meaning that among all the forts Chittaurgarh is the only real…
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Rising Above the Clouds
I could see why people rated Lansdowne so highly as a monsoon abode. Not everywhere do clouds come down so low and create an aura as if you were up somewhere in the 10,000 ft ASL range. Truly amazing experience it was. It was what I had made this trip for. To see it rain buckets full in unexplored and unexploited mountains. I had got more than what I wished for. I was in a state of pure euphoria. Riding no longer was a conscious effort on my part. My Bull and I were one with the surroundings.
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Hospitality in Inhospitable Spiti Valley – Part 2
In part 1, I talked about my journey to the Spiti Valley and the stay of two nights at the monastery of Tabo. As…
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Kochi (Kerala) – God’s own country Part 2
This is in continuation from my previous post. 23.08.09 (Fort Cochin) The best way to explore the near by area of Fort Cochin is…
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