A Road Trip from Dharchula on Indo-Nepal Boarder to Munsiyari which is the land of Panchachulli ranges. We took a less explored road which is common to only locals along Gauriganga via Madkot to reach Munsiyari on our hatchback and truly that made the difference. It was our ultimate Himalayan Road Trip which inspired us to take more audacious road trips in future.
On my way to Betul in Madhya Pradesh from Nagpur in Maharashtra, I came across a huge Taalab (Water Pond/tank) and from National Highway I saw a Boy sailing a fishing boat in the Pond. It was a summer day of June and in full blown out Sun he was engrossed in fishing. Being a … Continue reading Slice Of Life: That Fishing Boy
Last summer i finally travelled down to Orchha on my way to Khajuraho. Orchhaa is 15 KM from Jhansi and some 200KM from Khajuraho. After Khajuraho, Orchha must be most pictured town of Madhya Pradesh - The Heart of incredible India. I love to call it Royal Sepia Town of India which is right on the … Continue reading Diving Boys of Betwa River at Orchha
Just completed one more self-drive road trip to Uttaranchal in India. This time we went closer to Himalaya and meandered along rivers like Kali, Gauri, Kali, Ramganga exploring places like Champawat, Pithoragarh, Jauljibi, Dharchula, Madkote, Munsiyari, Birthi, Thal, Almora, Bhimtal etc. Just a quick view of the trip for you all, more to follow soon....... … Continue reading Quick View: Self Drive Roadtrip to Pithoragarh, Dharchula, Munsiyari in Uttaranchal
Great Indian Food Trail - Bun Samosa in Kasauli. Bun Samosa at Narinder Sweet House, Mall Road is the most famous street food of Kasauli. A must try.
A photojourney of our road trip from Delhi to Chhitkul in Kunnaur Valley of Himachal. Chhitkul is the last inhabited village on Indo-Tibet Border and for me it is one of the most scenic village where I would never like to comeback.
The doors have a definite metamorphosis for me. Whenever, wherever i see a door closed or open it intrigues me. If it is closed, curiosity on what could be inside amuses me and if its open, it invites me to explore. I, however, find closed door more intriguing and appealing. And best part is one finds … Continue reading Photo Project: Doors of the world
In the segment of Dhaba Trails, we will first go to Murthal, land of most famous dhabas in India by virtue of the fact that they are located right on NH1, the erstwhile Grand Trunk Road. NH1 is the main highway connecting Delhi to Chandigarh, Punjab,Himachal. We can also call Murthal land of Tandoori Parantha served … Continue reading Murthal: Dhaba Capital of India
I have decided to write on my trotting days. Passion to travel comes natural to me. When I am on road, i am more at ease and could sense the purpose of my existence. I hate to behave like a tourist when i reach a place. I feel the real joy is in the journey … Continue reading Trotter Mania – Towards The Road Less Travelled
Recently i read historical count of The Empire by Niall Furguson.First thing first, Furguson is one of the best history teller where is weave the story around economics thus making it so much interesting.Being an Indian born after 34 years of independence from Empire, it was a must read to understand the nuances of Empire … Continue reading View on book: Empire by Niall Ferguson
