Travel Tales
In This Post: Mythology Stories About Holi Traditional Holi In Uttarakhand New Avatar Of Celebrations Traditional Foods Responsible Ways To Celebrate Holi Its that time of the year when the atmosphere is boisterous and everyone... rich or poor, young or old and friend or foe is partaking in smearing each other with colours celebrating the…
Contents of Post: Mario Miranda Galleries Goa Through The Cartoonist's Eyes Quirky Facts Of Mario's Cartoons More Of His Art Timings Pin It On the lanes at Candolim, Goa amongst the array of shacks selling cheap beach wear, sea shell trinkets and frilly sun-hats, what stands apart are three larger than life pot bellied fishermen…
Continue reading ➞ Goa Through The Eyes Of Cartoonist Mario Miranda
In This Post: Jhaltola The Misty Mountains Resort Food Activities In And Around Jhaltola Patal Bhuvaneshwar AVANI NGO Lamkeshwar and Other Easier Treks How To Reach Jhaltola In A Nutshell The 'Land of Gods' Uttarakhand is truly blessed with salubrious weather with diverse fauna and flora. Nestled in the cradle of Great Himalayas, it makes…
Continue reading ➞ Truly Offbeat At Jhaltola, Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand
Having enjoyed the Navaratri celebrations at the largest congregation of dancers at United Garba on my earlier visit to Vadodara and a visit to Kevadia for Statue Of Unity, I was all set for exploring Gujarat's first UNESCO World Heritage Site at Champaner-Pavagarh Archaeological Park in Panchmahal district of Gujarat where 114 monuments have been…
Ladakh, the newly formed Union Territory, the land of clear azure skies, crystal clear blue-green gurgling rivers, snow-capped Himalayas and friendly smiling people, is predominantly Buddhist region and home to many monasteries. The minute you reach Leh, the sight of fluttering colorful flags, prayer wheels installed on streets or symbols representing Buddha are in abundance.…
Continue reading ➞ Must See Monasteries In And Around Leh, Ladakh
The dry thirsty landscape is fed with life elixir all through the monsoons. The environs turn a lush green and soothe our eyes and senses. But with September the rainy season almost ends. And it is during this lull period when rains have just about ceased and the second wave of heat has not…
Continue reading ➞ Why You Should Visit Kaas Pathar, The Plateau Of Flowers in Satara, Maharashtra
Located in the hills of Western Ghats is the little Dang District of Gujarat at the edge of Maharashtra. A predominantly Bhil tribal area, the Dang district has roots in mythology. Dang is assumed to be the the 'Dandakaryanya' of Ramayan which Lord Ram, Sita and Lakshman passed through while going towards Nasik-Tryambakeshwar. It is…
