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
a short blog post of Aazhimala Continue reading Quaint Aazhimala | Trivandrum, Kerala
A Flower bloomed Lover boy plucked it and offered it his girl The Flower became the symbol of love. A Flower bloomed A mother offered it at the temple for a pushpajali in the name of her child The Flower … Continue reading Purpose of a flower
Nagarhole National Park (Karnataka) is listed among the top 10 National Parks in India by fellow travelers and is a hotspot for cat sighting. Here is … Continue reading Photo series: A black and white forest | Nagarhole National Park in monochrome
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
The evening scenes at esplanade in Phnom Penh was same as any other esplanade around the world – fellow Cambodians were leisurely spending their time gazing … Continue reading Photos: Let’s Football! | Siem Reap, Cambodia
a snapshot from Zanzibar (Tanzania, Africa) Continue reading 3 men | Zanzibar, Tanzania, Africa
“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
“Have you been to Sujatha Stupa” enquired the gentleman who was sitting and chatting at the entrance of Myanmar Monastery with 4 others including the security person. Their initial suspicion about the South Indian visitor have vanished and have changed … Continue reading A river has dried up but relax! It’s not due to climate change | Bodh Gaya, India
Bodh Gaya, one of the 4 most important holy sites of Buddhism is surrounded by numerous temples and monasteries set up by Buddhist countries of South, East and South East Asia. Within a perimeter of about 5kms these temples are … Continue reading Temples of 10 countries in Bodh Gaya | Bihar, India
