The Annual Black-necked Crane festival in Bhutan
January 24, 2018
Phobjikha valley in Bhutan, also known as Gangteng Valley is named after the impressive Gangteng Monastery of the Nyingma sect in central Bhutan. At an average
Phobjikha valley in Bhutan, also known as Gangteng Valley is named after the impressive Gangteng Monastery of the Nyingma sect in central Bhutan. At an average
First snow, like a panorama of joy, magically turned into reality, straight out of a fairytale! You have to witness it to believe it. Cameras surely
Arunachal Pradesh has been the land full of diversity and culture. From ages, it has defined its serenity, customs, and thus stands out the Nyishi Tribe
A Scottish photographer has documented his recent expedition through the Himalayan landlocked country of Nepal. Bordering China in the north and India in the south, east,
Precipitous heights, deep gorges, hillsides replete with sub-alpine vegetation and patches of the cold desert sandwiched between the Great Himalaya and Tibet; Kinnaur’s landscape wears such
In this year full of experiences in Uttarakhand, I (Linita) & Eshan came to a common understanding that the importance of Libraries in Government Primary Schools
On August 2016, I had my first backpacking trip in India and experienced erratic weather patterns; rain during the morning, scorching heat at noon and cold
Chitkul Chitkul is the last inhabited village near the India – Tibet Border. Approximately 600kms from Delhi, Chitkul is situated on the banks of River Baspa.
Challenge Himalayas 2018 bring about people of like mind together from around the globe to participate in the 53 km trek over a stretch of three
When you are a kid, you see something new and it seems astonishing. But when you are an adult, it’s your choice. You can choose an
The growing diversity, the change in the landscapes and the emergence of a strong relationship with mountains are what Kathmandu International Film Festival looks forward
Phuktal Monastery (also called Phugtal Monastery) had been on my mind for a while. But something or the other kept me away from it since 2014.
Few places on earth can mark so dramatic change in landscapes. Flanked by the majestic Himalayas Lahaul and Spiti houses, millions of Tibetans and is a
Zanskar to Ziro: No Stilettos in the Himalayas is a travelogue about two women’s decade-long love affair with the Himalayas. Their 10,000-kilometre trail stretched from
‘You may break; you may shatter the vase, if you will But the scent of the roses will cling to it still.’ The recently published
Well, it all started some two years back when I realized that something was missing in my life. Even though I had almost everything to survive
Well, this photograph is from the pace, actually village named “Hikkim”. Hikkim village is at the highest altitude and it is the only village which is
Witnessing the Guru Thongdrol on the last day of Paro Tshechu was never on the cards during my 12-day Bhutan trip, but it started to make
Those prayer flags that you’ve hung at your desk and on your bike are not just some fancy accessory. Everything right from the color to the
Adventure Sports Expo Asia Adventure Sports Expo Asia aims to showcase, bring up the growth of adventure sports and responsible tourism. It concentrates on building relationships
This sunrise at Kinner Kailash is no ordinary sunrise. This represents awakening, the victory of good over evil and the light of divinity. As per the
Key Monastery or some may pronounce it as “Ki, Key or Kee”. Whatever you may call it’s all the same. Well, many of you would be
‘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
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
About TEDx – Dharamshala TEDx Dharamshala is an annual conference in Dharamshala where the exchange of innovative ideas works as a catalyst for a significant
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
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
Roopkund Lake || Final Summit Push || 25 May 2017 || 15750 fts. It was the final summit push day and the entire trek was to
“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
Please don’t kill me for the title! But to be honest, all the blogs and notes that I have read talks about people’s experiences and trips
The globalized world runs very fast endangering the delicate environment of Ladakh and the ancient respectful culture of its own population . Luckily some local associations,
It takes three buses to make the 17 mile trip to Sauraha, Nepal. From where I’m staying every passing bus is headed towards Bharatpur, my first
This line from Tennyson’s “Ulysses”, always comes to mind whenever I set out on a trip. “I cannot rest from travel; I will drink life to
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
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.
The Hugs of Himalayas I felt in the midst of the white snow, Reaped inside me
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
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
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
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
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
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
Deoria Tal was never on my wish list.To be honest, I had never heard of a place called by this name in Uttrakhand until I overheard
It was just another day when me and Mohammed, my main guide while the trek to the Harmukh Mountain, 5.142 meters above sea level in
Sprawling seamlessly across the lap of the Dhauladhar ranges in Himachal Pradesh, Triund stands at a height of around 2,800 metres. While a visit to
Kinner Kailash In the almighty rocks and clouds of Himalayas 21000 feet above sea level “Bhar Bhar chilluma peetiya bhole naal galla kitiya” Since 1994 The
Sikkim is considered to be one of the most picturesque states of India. Gangtok being the capital of the state is a very lively town buzzing
