Onasadya is just couple of days away but please don’t get me wrong for I am longing for Delhi delicacies these days. Though I was mesmerized by this historic city during my first visit in 2013, it took me another … Continue reading Craving for Delhi food
“En route Gulmarg you will pass through fields of apple trees. The sight is spectacular and I am sure you will love it. Don’t miss it Sir!” Adil, my cab driver and guide for Kashmir, spoke with overwhelming enthusiasm. The … Continue reading Kashmir’s splendid apple gardens
“Allahu Akbar” the chant reverberated inside the tomb Taj Mahal is a synonym for Agra. So if you are visiting Agra it means you are visiting Taj Mahal. If you visiting Agra for the second time it means you are … Continue reading Allahu Akbar | Sikandra, Agra, India
The prolific cosmos flowers dancing in the wind against the shades of brown and green at Nalanda, was a subtle treat for the eyes. Kudos to the Archeological Survey of India (ASI) for keeping this UNESCO World Heritage site green … Continue reading Cosmos flowers | Nalanda, Bihar, India
Bodh Gaya, the place where Gautama became Buddha, The Awakened One. Continue reading Bodh Gaya | Bihar, India
Can’t wait to share this video of the traffic cop who is visibily hyperactive. Maintaining this level of energy under the afternoon sun that too during the notorious Indian summer is purely out of the world. This is my 2nd … Continue reading Everyday hero 1: The dancing hyperactive traffic cop | Bhubaneshwar, Odisha, India
Its been almost 2 weeks since I started writing the long blog post about my 11 day Delhi-Mumbai trip using only public transport but I am … Continue reading My 11 day Delhi-Mumbai backpacking trip in 30 pictures
We all are photographers, aren’t we? We bought a DSLR and started a Facebook photography page and ended up being a “professional” photographer. We shoot, edit … Continue reading Anonymous photographers of Mumbai
A not-so-hot cup of tea after visiting Leh Palace 🙂 Visited on August 2013 Continue reading Ladakh is my cup of tea
Mountains, some barren and some wearing the luxury of snow, deep valleys, riders wearing suit and helmets along with their heavy duty machines braving the dangerously narrow mountain passes, SUVs passing through dirt roads, innumerable Buddhist Gompas and Stupas – these are … Continue reading Flowers of Ladakh
