During every summer holiday, I always visit Domkhar village (my maternal house) which is 60 km away from my village and 12kms from main city of Leh. Most of my
My first trip ever solo trip was to ‘The abode of Clouds’ also called Meghalaya by Indians. A state so small but so rich in culture. A state that still
The Hugs of Himalayas I felt in the midst of the white snow, Reaped inside me the warmth it cast!
Surfing the net for a weekend getaway in the lap of nature away from the humdrum of routines of Delhi life, I came across Khirsu. Situated at an altitude of
A Naga kitchen is like a mother’s hug- warm, cozy, and comfy. This may seem like a bit of a contradiction given the Nagas’ reputation as fearsome warriors who (among
This year we decided to celebrate my boyfriend’s birthday peacefully. The owner of the Sunrise hotel in Pokhara, Dhen, recommended this trip to us, he has thirty years of experience
It was the summer of 2009, when I had visited Manikaran for the very first time as a child and the effect it left was that of a perfect
Picture a life where each of your senses is suffused with the pure elements of nature, unadulterated by the opaque dissonance of modern city life. A life where you
After arriving in Delhi I met a very friendly man from Kashmir called Ishak. Just by chance he gave my rickshaw driver directions to the hostel I was staying at
Tired, nerve-shaken, over-civilized people run from one point to another in search of tranquility in their lives. So here I am, looking for some kind of escape from everyday routine.
Masks Pictured here are masks from the Kaza monastery, that children wore in a Chaam Dance on the occasion of the Dalai Lama’s birthday. Chaam dance is a lively cultural
From the moment I set eyes on the Indian Himalayas, I knew it was going to be a spectacular trip. Paradise beckoned with uncountable snow capped peaks towering up to
