“Living in a monastery, even as a guest rather than a monk, you have more opportunities than you might have elsewhere to see the world as it is, instead of
Travel Journal ( 02-07-2017 to 09-07-2017) Destination – Roopkund, Uttrakhand. ROOPKUND – The Skeleton Lake “Mysteries fascinates peoples“, true, but “Unsolved Mysteries” are the one’s which lead people to them.
With these pictures I want you to see that our planet has many different worlds in it and the one I love the most is the world of mountains.Travelling can
The age old river flowing seamlessly, collecting memories and desires, hopes and lost dreams as it slithers over rocks and crags. Many a miles it has covered, many more to
The windy night at Dzongri will forever remain as one of the most uncomfortable nights I’ve spent amidst the mercilessly cold mountains. We were exhausted due to strenuous trekking uphill
During my stay at Tshoka, we the students of HMI were to stay at the altitude of approximately 3000 meters to acclimatize. We had classes about how to maintain a
Statue of Guru Padmasambhava, the Indian Tantric master who brought Tantrism to Tibet in the 8th century. He visited numerous Himalayan localities, performing miraculous feats, taming demons and inspiring awe
A raspy cover of Brown’s classic ‘This is a Man’s World’ blasted through my headphones as we started on the long road from the Inner Terai valleys to Kathmandu for
