Ranthambore Fort: Red lake, langurs and a Ganesha with three eyes
It is said to be one of the strongest forts in India. It isn’t a surprise as a fort sitting on a hilltop with deep trenches on three sides, surrounded
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Flying like a bird in a paraglider
Located west of Joginder Nagar valley, at the base of the lower Himalayas Bir-Billing is often billed as India’s paragliding capital, and rightly so. That was the way this place
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Its opening up, may be just time to pack the bags
It is perhaps first time since I started writing blogs almost eight years ago, that I haven't done a blog post for more than 30 days. Feel sorry for
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Where rivers flow through the hearts of the people!
Kerala is one of those places, where the deity, the nature and the human just transform into each other. In the God’s Own Country seamlessly the human becomes the nature
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170 year old warehouse and an Advaita Ashram nestled in Himalayas
There are many places in Kumaon which are known only because of their association with Gandhi or Vivekanand. One prominent among them is Advaita Ashram, Mayavati, near Lohaghat
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Where a 180 million year old history is fossilised
The Akal Fossil Wood Park is located 18 kilometres from Jaisalmer town on the Jaisalmer-Barmer National highway 15. Occupying an area of about 21 hectares the park exposes several gymnospermous
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Jumbo’s day out at Mattupetty
Wild elephants might not be something to be taken lightly, but elephants are definitely gorgeous and make a fascinating look, more so if seen in wild!
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Desert National Park | For that Bustard feeling
Well, worst of summer is over. Although with onset of Monsoon, humidity will keep pushing us to limits. It’s safe to be in homes therefore due to all sorts of
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Time back to travel! Madhya Pradesh opens its National Parks today
For all those with travel lust and right now feel like being chained in their homes due to COVID19 situation, there is a trickle of some good news. Among the
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How all the fountains at Taj got their water from Yamuna!
So like me, many of you would have visited Agra and Taj Mahal a number of times, may be. And, each time you would have been so engrossed in admiring
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