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The sleeping Buddha – Kanchenjunga from Sandakphu

This is the view of Kanchenjunga from Sandakphu. It was totally worth trekking 28km in a day for this view.

The Sangai Story- Keibul Lamjao National Park

A floating meadow for anyone else would sound like a fragment from one’s imagination, but for the fishing communities living around the Loktak Lake in Manipur, it is a way

Entrepreneurs in the Himalayas

Drukpa Thuksey Rinpoche of Ladakh talks about how the Naropa Fellowship aims to create agents of change for a robust socio-economic environment in the Himalayan region. The 1,000-year-old Ladakh-based Drukpa

Making a Real Difference – Project EBC

‘It’s Awesomely Awful!’ exclaimed Bette Chen in a blog post about Project EBC – her ‘Adventure with a Mission’, that was born from a few chance meetings of like-minded individuals

Every mile a memory – Roadtrip from Mumbai to Leh

At the Source of Origin- The Ambubachi Festival, Assam

When the God of Rain smiles over the country and monsoon is around the corner, the Gateway of Northeast, Guwahati, opens its doors to pilgrims from across the country and

Tosh-unexplored beauty and serenity

Two roads diverged in a wood, And sorry I could not travel both and I- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference- Robert

McLeodganj : dig out the traveller within

McLeodganj IS ALL ABOUT HAPPY PEOPLE Mountains Viewpoints Food N Cafes Pleasant chilled weather Trekking Pocket-friendly amusements GENEROUS PEOPLE Spirituality Relaxation Making new friends Cross-Cultural Learning GOOD PEOPLE Safe Environment

Colors of The Himalayas

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Festivals of Meghalaya: Behdienkhlam

Whenever I find myself in a new place, I take great pleasure in enquiring about the cultures and traditions associated with the place. Quite recently, I found myself surrounded by

Would the Himalayas survive the impacts of Global Warming?

Photo: Climate4life The Himalayas, which also translates to an ‘abode of snow’, is home to 9 out of 10 of the world’s highest peaks, including the mighty Mount Everest. Often

Gurudongmar Lake – Sikkim

At an altitude of more than 17000 ft, Gurudongmar is one of the highest lakes in the world. It lies in the north side of the Khangchengyao Range and is