A BLISSFUL EXPEDITION: EXPLORING MYSORE, OOTY, AND COONOOR (PART-3)
On the third day of our journey, we set out for Ooty in the early morning. Despite the map indicating a distance of only…
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On the third day of our journey, we set out for Ooty in the early morning. Despite the map indicating a distance of only…
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Writing about different experience is favorite of mine. I have shared experience like exploring Chail alone, driving from Delhi all alone and come back,…
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Continuing from where we left off in part 1 of this blog, our day 2 began bright and early in the morning. From the…
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Next morning we woke up really early and started for Palolem beach in Goa. The Goa border is some 20 km from Karwar and…
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Now we headed to Udupi via Balehonnur, Sringeri and Agumbe. The lush-green views refused to subside and we were continuously treated with great views…
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Day 2 – 19 June 2010 We started for Narkanda at 9 AM on Saturday. The distance between Chail and Narkanda is about 80…
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Table of contents :- 1. Shillong – Scotland of East India (Part – I) 2. Shillong – Scotland of East India (Part – II)…
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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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Nestled in the western ghats of the south indian state, Karnataka, is Kodachadri , a mountain peak (altitude – 1343 m above sea level). The first thought that crosses anyone’s mind on mention of Kodachadri is trekking as it is known to be a trekker’s paradise.
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There aren’t too many options to stay and most of them offer very basic amenities. After a lot of research on the internet, we realized that all the hotels with decent reviews (Blue Pine Resort, FairyDale Resort, GMVN Tourist Guest House etc) were booked for the weekend. I was trying to get in touch with anyone who’d give us a room to stay so that we could escape the city and accidentally found just one review of Oak Grove Inn on one of the hotel review websites. That gave me a lead, I googled further and got to the hotel’s website with contact information and called Colonel Rawat (the owner) to check if they had any space left. To my surprise, he plainly said that all the rooms were available and we’re welcome to stay over the weekend.
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This was my first trip to a place which lies beyond the claws of the tourism departments. And believe you me, it has been…
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INTRODUCTION : For those people who are tired of crowded hill stations like Shimla, Mussoorie, Manali etc., the thickly wooded forest of BINSAR with…
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