Attractions in Delhi – Tughlaqabad Fort
The crumbling remains of the Tughlaqabad Fort are reminiscent of its lost grandeur. Ghazi Malik would toss and turn in his grave seeing his…
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Nomadic viewpoint….!!
I don’t remember exactly when I decided to change my life and become a nomad. A nomad is someone who does not possess nor…
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Delhi nights and early mornings…!!
Any city always amazed me at nights. You can see the true colours of that city, the people inhibiting that place and if lucky…
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A Walk in the Clouds in Chamba and Dhanaulti: Footloose in Himalayas
“Once you have traveled, the voyage never ends, but is played out over and over again in the quietest chambers. The mind can never…
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Following Yamuna to its Source – A Road Trip….Part 5
03 July 2011 It was time…. Time to leave the clean environs of Janaki Chatti and to move back to the mundane city life….
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Following Yamuna to its Source – A Road Trip….Part 4
03 July 2011 After all the prayers were done, we came out of the temple and stood near the stream of mighty Yamuna, while…
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Chopta-Sari-Deoria Tal: Himalayan Adventures
Deoria Tal was a part of my trip to Garhwal: Delhi-Haridwar-Rudraprayag -Chopta-Tungnath Temple-Chopta –Sari- Ukimath -Haridwar-Delhi. But without a separate narration of my trek…
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Following Yamuna to its Source – A Road Trip….Part 3
02 July 2011 After giving a lot of thought and upon discussion with the shopkeeper we decided to hire horses and move all the…
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Following Yamuna to its Source – A Road Trip….Part 2
02 July 2011 Continuing from where i left in the last post, the road till Yamuna Bridge was well laid but then again there…
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A sudden trip to the venice of the east – Udaipur….Part 2
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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Sariska National Park: Born to be Wild
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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Keoladeo National Park: A Birding Paradise in India
As a recent traveler to this bird sanctuary I’ll definitely leave you with a few things to expect at the park. Do take a bicycle or rickshaw at the entry gate. Whereas the old model of cycle costs INR 20, the trendier cycles will cost you INR 40. This time of the season, don’t expect boating. We were told that currently boating option is unavailable. The park is quite big but to have best chances of spotting various birds you should arrive well before dawn. A trip to this national park is a must to do thing if you are a traveler and have interest in birding. From this park we went ahead to visit Fatehpur Sikri and Sikandra. An accounting of these two breathtaking destinations will be due :-)
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