India
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Rangeelo Rajasthan#1 : Chittorgarh, Kota, Bundi | YP Originals
Embarking on a four-day family adventure to the enchanting cities of Kota, Bundi, and Chittorgarh was a journey filled with culinary delights, historical marvels, and road trip fun. Our first stop was Kota, known for its majestic forts, vibrant culture & coaching institutes. Day 1: As we drove into Kota, the aroma of local street… Read more
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Part#4–Unleashing Northeast India–Land Of Lama, Rains, Rhinos and Momos by Abhimanyu
A living root bridge is a type of simple suspension bridge formed of living plant roots by tree shaping. They are common in the southern part of the Northeast Indian state of Meghalaya. Read more
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Part#2 – Unleashing Northeast India – Land of Lamas, Rains, Rhinos and Momos!! By Abhimanyu
Part#2 – Tip toeing – Tawang and reaching Dirang! We slept over with the Soldier’s stories of peace and altitude and how they live in extreme climate conditions at various posts across length and width of this beautiful Country called India. @Tawang, the night temperature dipped to sub-zero and 3 layers of cloths, 2 blankets… Read more
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Part#1 Unleashing Northeast India – Land of Lamas, Rains, Rhinos and Momos!! By Abhimanyu
Journey starts from plains and takes you to the mountains. Located on the Foothills of Himalayas, Bomdila could be considered as an entry point of Arunachal Pradesh. Simanta played some asamese music while driving and halted at a random café so that we can have some Momos, maggie and tea. Read more
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Guest Post || A short trip to Kailasagiri by Lakshmi
Where there is a hill, there is a temple! Very much true about the hills in India, right? So, this time let’s travel to a cave temple built on top of a hill, known as Kailasagiri. Read more
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Guest Post || A trip to a unexplored paradise – Shillong by Misha
No amount of words I write here will ever be able to describe the real beauty and the surreal experience you have when you visit this place. Read more
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Guhagar – with Sandy, White Sand and Serenity
We know you liked our last story, kuch khaas hai kaas on Kaas Plateau published in September 2017 and as promised here we are sharing the 2nd phase of that amazing Road trip with Sandy. If you missed reading the preceding story, click here and then read the current one. Here you go, After dumping… Read more
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God’s Own Country – Kerala
I love traveling! It doesn’t matter whether the destination is at, above or below sea level. As you know, I work for a corporate house as well getting long leaves is a herculean task. I try to utilize all the long weekends and convert them into holidays. Trust me, it’s not that difficult when you… Read more
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Guest Post || Vrindavan: Radhe Radhe – by Shivendra
When in Vrindavan, instead of Thank you, Namaste, Good Morning in Vrindavan greet everyone with Radhe Radhe. You can make them your own. Read more
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Matheran: A no-honking hill station
The only hill station, where vehicles are banned and you can clearly listen the sound of breeze rustling leaves and the sound of the horseshoes. It is the one hill station that is so close by that one can visit it at the drop of a hat. A a perfect place for Digital detoxification as… Read more
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