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Photo by Naveen Chhillar, an Enfield biker who recently did a Rajasthan tour. Of this photo, he writes: I was fully geared, with my helmet on. The kids assumed I was a foreigner and said “This is camel. Want to ride?” [ READ MORE ]
Based on my experiences, here is WHY you should travel to the following places in India. st1\:*{behavior:url(#ieooui) } [ READ MORE ]
Swam in a lake under a waterfall.. the sunlight cut through making pillars of light in the green water.. and fish swam with me. and I had to jump in with all my clothes on as I had no change. So I dragged a lot of weight around.. unlike the boys in their itsy underwear. [ READ MORE ]
Standing in the desert is like standing in an ash-tray. In the bright sun, the landscape is always like an over-exposed photograph. If the people were fair, they would be ghosts. The camels leave you sore as you have no option but to hump when you sit on them. And they take you over the [ READ MORE ]
I`m leaving on a jet train. My bags are not packed. I am not ready to go. Not even playing cricket. Imagining with Eva Cassidy that there are no countries. “Nothing to kill or die for. And no religion too. Imagine all the people living life in peace.” Oh my god! She is too hymn-y. [ READ MORE ]
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Did a cycling trip to Neemrana from Delhi. It took 3 days. Day 1 – 55 km, Delhi to Manesar Day 2 – 140 km, Manesar to Neemrana to Manesar. (We hitched a ride 20 of the 140 km after sun-down) Day 3 – 55 km, Manesar to Delhi [ READ MORE ]
Rishikesh We awaited Deva, the guide who would take us to our campsite in Rishikesh. It was night. Suddenly a dark man appeared and introduced himself. Next moment, we were tripling on his bike – Deva, my bf and a precariously accommodated Malvika in a skirt riding high. Chills down the spine. Meandering roads. Goosebumps on [ READ MORE ]
Last night my friends and I went to Rashtrapati Bhavan. The building is so huge and so intimidating that even though people are allowed to drive up to it, you will find very few souls in the area; just the guards. Rashtrapati Bhavan is the Indian President’s residence and the biggest palace in [ READ MORE ]
Dreaming of travel internships… Where one can be the helper on a ship, battered and tossed in Scandinavian seas; the type where huge calories are burnt per day and can-food is shoved down to keep the body going. Or a 1 month something in Cairo. Or the itinerary-planner plus something in a hut-resort in [ READ MORE ]