Carpe Diem!
Navarathri, in its essence, celebrates the triumph of good over evil, a theme so universal to all societies, it ought to resonate with anyone who wishes to imbrue the experience. Durga Pujo is one such festival, that is justifiably eulogised in the Indian states of West Bengal, Bihar and Assam.
This natural art gallery makes one wonder, how far we’ve come from being hunter gatherers, to the modern complex beings we now are. There’s nothing like getting a glimpse into our ancient past, not only because it is astounding to, but also because we simply can!
Mangaluru, despite being a part of Karnataka, feels like a distinct place in itself thanks to the multiple cultures prevalent here. The cuisine, language, architecture, customs, and traditions are so markedly different from the surrounding regions, a visit to South Canara (now divided into Dakshina Kannada, Udupi and Kasargod districts) is imperative to catch the drift.
The easiest way to get to here is a boat ride from Om beach but I don’t recommend it as the boat usually won’t stop here for more than 15 mins. Moreover, the place feels a lot more sweeter after you break a sweat to get here. The trek is easy and takes between 30-40 mins.
Chandra Taal, the moon lake of India, is a tantalising destination for every traveller. Kunzum La (pass) is one of the highest motorable mountain passes on the way to Chandra Taal from Kaza. Make sure you don’t miss this in your itinerary.
Kibber & Gette are remote scenic villages deep in the Himalayas, located in Spiti Valley. Ki Monastery is a coveted Buddhist temple that draws travelers owing to it’s spectacular outlook. Read on to learn what not to miss in Ki-Gette-Kibber…
Rangrik, a small but spectacular village in Spiti Valley has a lot to offer for backpackers. Here’s what you should not miss in Rangrik…
Backpacking in Spiti Valley, India.
An experience one must not miss! Travel to the world’s highest post office and the highest village in the world with a motorable road. Read more to know what not to miss in Spiti Valley…
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