A travel blog about my experiences in travel and treks
Kannur, a picturesque district in Kerala, remains less explored compared to other popular destinations in the state. Recently, Chaya and I had the opportunity to visit Kannur, and we spent our time visiting various attractions. In this post, I’ll share … Continued
Luxembourg is a small but rich country in Europe. It is easy to miss in the maps but make its presence felt with its high per capita GDP. It is 53 times higher than India. We may be the 4th … Continued
Introduction: Captivating Split Do a simple Google search on Croatia and see the images. It unveils a mesmerizing tapestry of picturesque landscapes. These images left me captivated – catalyst to add Croatia to our recent Central Europe and Balkans trip. … Continued
Vantawng and Tuirihiau are the two most famous waterfalls in Mizoram. While Vantawng, at 750 feet in height, is known as the highest waterfall in Mizoram, Tuirihiau is unique as people can go “behind” the waterfall!! Travel to thenzawl We … Continued
As usual, we were driving as directed by Google Maps. The destination was Manoli waterfall, but we ended up at Manoli Resort! We parked the car and looked around to find nobody from the resort. I was not bothered as … Continued
A reverse waterfall is a phenomenon where the falling water defies gravity and goes up due to strong winds. I had seen this situation in a waterfall that I had visited earlier (link here). There was news sometime back that … Continued
Koynanagar is a town in the western ghats area of Maharashtra on the Sangli-Chiplun highway. It is famous for the Koyna hydroelectric project, one of the largest in India. The several waterfalls that dot the area attract a lot of … Continued
I had heard about the two reservoirs in the village of Kitwad near Belagavi. The water released from these dams formed waterfalls downstream. When I was in Belagavi recently, I included Kitwad in my itinerary. The village was about … Continued
Sundi is a beautiful little waterfall near Belagavi which bears the name of the nearby village, Sundi. It has gained popularity in recent years due to its ease of reach. Naturally, this was our first place to visit when we … Continued
Dharamshala is popularly known as the centre of the Tibetan Government in exile, but it has several shades. While few people associate it with hill station, it is not!! It is indeed cold during winter, but summer temperatures are not … Continued