Everyone knows that Leh is a landlocked, peerless and peculiar capital of Ladakh region. Like the land itself, the people of Ladakh are quite different from the rest of India. The faces and the physiques of Ladakhis, and the clothes they wear are quite resembling those of Tibet and Central Asia. They are hard and […]
Read MoreWahlyngkhat is a beautiful place in the East Khasi Hills district, nestled to the Sohra mountains, Meghalaya. After a long drive to Dawki, our driver halted at this beautiful place and asked if we are interested in fresh seafood since the village’s fish market is quite popular and people from Bangladesh throng the village for […]
Read MoreMaha Shivratri is a Hindu Festival celebrated annually in honor of Lord Shiva and it’s largely celebrated in India as well as in Nepal. It’s a mark of the new season which depicts the arrival of spring. On Shivratri Night, people from various places throng the popular Shiva temples across the country, enchant throughout the […]
Read MoreMakar Sankranti is a festival celebrated across India in different ways. The festival, also known as Sankrat, is celebrated in the month of January to mark the transition of the sun into the zodiac sign of Makara (Capricorn) on its celestial path. As a part of the festival, kite flying is observed as a traditional […]
Read MoreLeh Palace is a beautiful cliff monastery which stands tall and magnificent while looking from Shanti Stupa. We got to explore this striking fortification during our last few hours of stay at Leh as we decided to take a walk to this place on a cold windy morning. It was initially difficult to locate the […]
Read MoreEveryone has life and love with our culture. You get your love with people, place and life depending on your attitude and character which in turn evolving from observing while growing up from your childhood and teenage. Some shine, some degrade, some lead an average life in which all depict the flexibility of their mindsets. […]
Read MoreOn March 2015, It was a long overnight drive to Rameswaram after many halts for refreshment. Finally, torrential rain and wind paved the way to Danuskodi and it was very challenging to shoot in the rain since we did not take any protective measures for such harsh weather. A man keeping an umbrella on the right side to […]
Read MoreTheyyam refers to “GOD” and it’s a kind of worship where a man appears dons the guise of god and placates the god through possessed dancing. It’s very popular in North Kerala, Thulu region as well and People seek to bless from them. Theyyam has wild classifications in which each theyyam is very unique and […]
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