This image is captured at a small village named “Losar, Himachal Pradesh, India”. Losar is a very beautiful place and since the place is very small so does the population
‘All’s well that ends well’ You know the things about the Himalayas? When you are up there amidst the mountains and the chilled winds, the narrow passages and the slipping
Chandratal Lake, Spiti Valley Spiti brings to mind these lines from one of Pushkin’s poems- “‘Tis time, my friend, ’tis time! the heart to peace aspires… For long now it
This photograph was taken about 3 months ago when I was on a trip to three amazingly beautiful valleys Lahaul, Kinnaur & Spiti. This photograph is from the very small
Before I could devote myself to spending time on Nepal’s mountain expeditions I wanted to take out some time to see more of this incredible country and experience it in
About TEDx – Dharamshala TEDx Dharamshala is an annual conference in Dharamshala where the exchange of innovative ideas works as a catalyst for a significant and profound change. It
Flying high in the sky and nestled among the clouds are the Himalayas. So calm, muted, and soft in the lapse of which anybody is forced to wonder in solitude
After mundane routine of office to home and home to office at Mumbai we decided to take a break and escape into geographically far away and different destination of Sikkim.
Tathastu Bhava is a group of people who solely wish to contribute back to the society through various measures. It was incorporated as Not-for profit organization in 2014 in India.
Who are we? How was the first society? Which was the first language? Aren’t words and languages made out of random noises? Why do our names make sense? What if
Roopkund Lake || Final Summit Push || 25 May 2017 || 15750 fts. It was the final summit push day and the entire trek was to be on the snow-clad
“Once a year go someplace you’ve never been before – Dalai Lama” This is the first time I am penning down my travel experience and what could possibly be better
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