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…
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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.
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Exploring Sitavani and Mohaan in Corbett
When I was young, my father said, Son, I have something to say and what he told me I somehow forgot and halted by…
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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…
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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…
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Getting high on new years eve !
It was the darkness that first met my gaze. A thick blanket that shrouded everything, including my mind, as I collected my first thoughts…
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Hamari doosri Mysore Yatra
June ka achha mausam tha aur hamara bhateeja Ayush Ghaziabad se aaya hua tha, kahi ghoomne jane ka man tha aur din tha 1….
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Varkala: Masterpiece in the God’s own art gallery
Year 2002. Month of October. Same planet, India, Kerala, Varkala but an absolutely magical world. We were on a road trip, Bangalore-Kanyakumari-Bangalore. We touched…
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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…
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Shekhawati region – Waving good-bye to Shekhawati in Mandawa – IV
28th Jan 2007: That was our last day in Shekhawati. We had very less time, as we wanted to reach Delhi before it was…
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Gods own country – Kumarakom
We had just set foot in God’s own country, in search of that elusive stuff called peace. It had rained just then. The sheer…
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First Smoke-Free City of India : Chandigarh
Rock garden is open for limited time, so confirm the timings first. The entrance leads to a magnificent, almost, surrealist arrangement of rocks, boulders, broken chinaware, discarded fluorescent tubes, broken and cast away glass bangles, building waste, coal & clay-all juxtaposed to create a dream folk world of places, soldiers, monkeys, village life, women and temples. In the end there is a huge open space surrounded by different kind of mirrors having special effects.
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