Coorg (previously known as Kodagu) district is nested in the western part of Karnataka. The district is renowned for their participation in military forces and in agriculture. Coffee plantations are in abundance out there. A weekend getaway in a coffee
Koh Samui is nestled in the eastern part of the Thailand. It is easily accessible from the capital by a 40 minute flight or by an overnight bus combined with a ferry. Nestled in the Gulf of Thailand the weather
Thailand is one of the most tourist friendly country in South East Asia. On arrival visas are available with ease at Suvarnabhumi airport which is one of the busiest airports in the region. The visa system is easy and fast
Nongriat is situated in the East Khasi hills of Meghalaya and is renowned for their living root bridges. These bridges are formed over small streams by aerial roots of banyan tree over a long time. Locals used these regularly
Prayag is also known as “Sangam” or “Tribeni” i.e confluence of three rivers – Ganges, Yamuna and Saraswati. Migratory birds (Seagulls) hovering over a tourist boat at Prayag is a common scene during winters. Each day thousands of
After a six day hectic trek in the Garhwal region we were dropped off at Harshil around 40 km from Gangotri on the way back to Uttarkashi. After the flash floods in Uttarakhand tourist groups often prefer Harshil for their night halt
Mid week holidays are always a bliss from monotonous medical school life and after a regular breakfast with parathas and boiled eggs, I got ready for my road trip to Chitrakoot, 130 km drive from Allahabad. It was 10 a.m.
Day 3 was supposed to be the climax of our trek as I woke up at 5 am, hoping to get a clear sky for a perfect sunrise shot. And it was- crystal clear! We enjoyed the sunrise on the
Day 1- November 10th as the alarm buzzed at 7 am in the morning, I geared up for one of the most exciting trek of my life. It was Kuari Pass Trek in the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve. Famous for
Mana village is a the last Indian village in the northern part of Uttarakhand around 2 km from the holy town of Badrinath in Uttarakhand. It was a chilly November morning when we left Joshimath for Badrinath in a Tata
