The historic Galle fort was devastated during the 2004 tsunami. Sri Lankan government financially backed by Netherlands Government did a commendable job in renovating the fort … Continue reading Photo: Reminiscent of the tsunami – Galle Fort Post Office | Sri Lanka
a snapshot from Zanzibar (Tanzania, Africa) Continue reading 3 men | Zanzibar, Tanzania, Africa
Wishing you all a very happy new year. May all your 2018 trips be safe and filled lots of fun and adventure 🙂 The Daily Post … Continue reading Photo: Ellora Caves | Maharashtra, India
The numerous towers of Bayon temple have “faces”; Faces that have a subtle smile are strikingly similar to King Jayavarman VII himself. He was the first … Continue reading The Faces of Bayon | Angkor Wat, Cambodia
The Daily Post Photo Challenge Continue reading Photo: Rhinos of UWEC, Entebbe | Uganda, Africa
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
Ladakh was hidden away from outside world until around last decade. Since then it is witnessing a tremendous influx of tourists both Indian and foreign. It … Continue reading People of Ladakh: Snapshots from the Land of High Passes
Toridon, a modest bowl of rice with chicken and egg, cannot be defined as zero-spicy. I would like to call it “negative-spicy”. Kiku Masamune is Japanese … Continue reading Japanese food & wine in Laos: Toridon with Kiku Masamune Sake
The skyscrapers, flyovers and highways with traffic congestion, narrow and noisy alleys – these scenes define Bangkok city. But it has got a serene side also, thanks to the numerous Buddhist temples and monasteries known as “Wat”s. While I was … Continue reading Blind and amputated; yet man’s best friend | Bangkok, Thailand
