The word “The abode of Clouds” suits well for Meghalaya, one of the best States in India which is nestled in the middle of East Khasi hills. Most of the places in the state are well connected by roads despite rail and air transports are unavailable. I landed Guhawati on March 8th night, managed to […]
Read MoreI recall that many dangerous routes like Kardungala, Chang La and Leh – Manali Highways were explored during our trip but Leh- Srinagar route was quite thrilling one. We started our journey from Leh on July 16th morning despite curfew was imposed in Srinagar. I was in a dilemma whether we could book a direct […]
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 MoreBeing in one of the seven wonders of the world, it is no wonder that the Taj Mahal is most frequently photographed. There are thousands of photographs of Taj. Hence, I decided that my photographs would be to show something that has not been shown before. Though the temperature would dip down to zero and […]
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 MoreKummatti Kali is considered to be prominent colorful mask dance of Kerala, prevalent in Thrissur, Palakkad and South Malabar Region. The word “Kummatti” refers to the Face mask and “Kali” means dance. During the festival of Onam, they usually roam from one street to another street, collecting gifts and entertaining people. Costumes, face masks are […]
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