Tsha Tsha Art: Guardian angels in clay- Part 1
April 25, 2018
More than two and half thousand years ago(624 BC), in a land nestled in the foothills of the mighty Himalayas, Lumbini(now in present-day Nepal)- a land
More than two and half thousand years ago(624 BC), in a land nestled in the foothills of the mighty Himalayas, Lumbini(now in present-day Nepal)- a land
The blow of the horns overpowering the chirping of the birds and splash of hues in the otherwise green scenery marks the beginning of the most
Its early, early morning and the mist has still not lifted from the ground. The only sound is the soft thud of the elephant’s feet, the
Spread amongst the pristine of Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh- Kasauli Rhythm and Blues Festival gathers umpteen music lovers at one place- Baikunth Resort. Kasauli Music Festival
Rishikesh, situated on the banks of river Ganges. It is a town best known for pilgrimage and regarded as one of the holiest places to followers
The International Yoga Festival (IYF) is held at Parmarth Niketan Ashram, in cooperation with AYUSH Ministry of Government of India, Uttarakhand Tourism and Garhwal Mandal Vikas
“Are we there yet?” I asked Sam while gasping for breath. “I don’t think so, but keep on walking even if it’s just little steps” replied
It was about to start a new year and I was still in process of thinking to go for my next trekking expedition. So I don’t
The towering glacier glistened as the first ray hit the powdery snow. On the horizon, the sun was glowing red breaking our almost six-hour ascent in
Here is my take on the topic – Are mountains calling us or it’s ones calling which lead us to path of mountains. “Mountains are calling
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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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,
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