Exploring Nubra Valley – A Photo Story

With 2020 bringing us the Lockdown, I have had plenty of time to skim through travel photographs I collected last year. Looking back I realised 2019 was quite intense. There were a lot many journeys. Rajasthan, Leh, Arunachal. And even the time I spent in Delhi was full of explorations. I missed that this year,

Why Do You Travel?

Why do you pack your bags and zip away? What do you go to find? What do you try to leave behind and what do you bring back? Why do you travel? 

Prashar Lake Trek

Most of the Prashar Lake trek is a good walk. But there are stretches which are steep and require advanced skills and good muscle power to see you through. The monsoon season has made some of it more challenging…

Unwinding at Jibhi

An innocuous mud trail leads us to the stream. From here we show some daring and wade through heavy currents. We are at the blue lagoon…

A Photo Story about the Camels of Bikaner

You’ll find the National Research Centre on Camel just off the Jodhpur bypass. Established almost 35 years ago in 1984, the centre today houses around 300 camels.

Close Encounters With Nature

Two super cute and trippy videos from my travel around India. If you thought Cats are curious you have no idea what you are talking about… Here’s why. Click Now. Watch Now! #TravelLife

Extreme Summer Vacay Anyone?

I spent 5 days of May in Bikaner in the Thar Desert and braved 50 degree temperature – here’s what it did to me

Making The Most Of A Dust Storm

Dust in my eyes and ears and nose, there was only one song stuck in my head. The experience translated to this video – sharing it from my YouTube Channel

Ever Witnessed The Spectacle Of A Paddy Sunset?

It had rained all afternoon, during the walk to the illusory Kodoor river in Changanassery. A true tropical downpour. The sky had been grey for quite some time before I left home. In fact that’s why I left home. Remnants of a starved Bengali in me probably that feels euphoric about dark clouds. By the

Vazhapally: An Accidental Discovery In Changanassery

By the time the headlights of Hari’s Datsun Go was illuminating the mossy residential walls of Vazhapally in Changanassery, I knew I had truly gone off beat with my Kerala drifting. Two weeks ago I had had to Google Changanassery and struggled to pronounce it without losing my way in the alphabets. And now, here