Traveling in the Himalayas was... ...Conversing with my friends; the gurgling streams, the sloping valleys, the towering mountains... ...Surrounding myself with natural beauty all day long… Oh! What a blessing it was! ...Taking delight in myth, history and faith mixed in equal parts… just like savoring a delectable dish whipped out by a Top Chef exclusivel…
Read moreAfter photographic memories of Waterfalls , Snow , Trees , Faith , Roads and River Ganga ; here are some more that I can remember sorted a bit randomly this time. 1. Dhabas While traveling in the hilly himalayan regions , over-stuffing yourself with food is a big no-no but skipping meals altogether is never an alternative either. This is where small shacks like…
Read moreRiver Ganga holds a lot of charm and fascination for most believers and I am no different. I managed to catch up with Her many a times throughout the Char Dham Yatra of mine... Turning a few pages to see where and in what form... "Of purifers I am the wind, of the wielders of weapons I am Rama, of fishes I am the shark, and of flowing rivers I am the Ga…
Read moreWhen planning a trip to the Himalayas , one of the major concerns that plays in the mind of the traveler is the ‘ Condition of the Roads ’. Road conditions can easily make or mar your trip depending on their moods. Smooth, rough, rocky or bumpy – you are sure to get a taste of all of it as you keep moving along. So no matter, how hard you try to plan around it, …
Read moreHear with your heart... [From top to bottom: Temple Bells @ Bhairon Devta Temple , Gangotri Temple , Gangnani ] See with your soul... [From top to bottom: Chunaris (red and silver colored in pictures) - a symbol of divine power @ Gangotri , Gangnani ] Be guided by a hand... [From top to bottom: A Lamp being ignited in Rishikesh , …
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