Traveling is good
…A distance of 1 km appeared to take eons and finally we touched the foot of the grand Thar Desert. The majesty and the beauty are breath taking. On the horizon the sun was setting spilling thousand colors of oranges and yellows on the shimmering sand dunes…
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The grandeur of the city is difficult to baroque in words, the wide roads, the glimpse of the unique architecture, the hospitality of people; everything is entrancing to transport one back to the ancient Rajput era. The popular song, “Kesaria balam padharo mare desh….” epitomizes the true spirit of the people of Jodhpur who inspite of being proud of their lineage and cultural heritage welcome everyone to their city with an equal amount of humility and love.
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Day 4 –Udaipur Journey completed (and back to boredom) The checkout time in hotel was 11. So I asked them to take care of…
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Day 3 –Udaipur (Venice of East) Udaipur is claimed to be India’s most romantic city. You’ll agree to this if not completely then to…
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Day 2 – Mount Abu and Udaipur (Into the Wild) This is the 2nd part of my journey to Mount Abu and Udaipur. Being…
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Imagine a wild life sanctuary, where one can walk around, or hire a bicycle, rickshaw or even a horse cart to watch some chirpy,…
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With the arrival of monsoon it was customary to pack my travel gears for a vacation that was overdue, because of scorching heat. This…
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19 Sep 2010 It was the last day of my trip to Udaipur and i had two place in mind to visit before boarding…
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Although much bigger than Corbett and Ranthambore, you will be lucky indeed – mind you very very lucky just like Lindsay Lohan was in…
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India never ceases to amaze me or Surprise me. This country has fascinated me from the first day I travelled in a truck while…
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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 was 9 Sep 2010, the day i got back to office after a great trip to Hemkund Sahib, Valley of Flowers, Badrinath and…
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