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Saturday, April 17, 2021

Smokey Mountains View from New Tehri of Tehri Range, Uttarakhand

One of the most memorable places where I have stayed for a month or so. In a small but busy hilly town, New Tehri in Uttarakhand. All the views are from the same place - From the terrace suite of Hotel Rishi Ganga.

The view of the smoky mountain of Tehri range where the Tehri lake is visible down below the smoke clouds. In some of the photographs, you can clearly see the sunlight passing through the clouds and fog to create a mesmerising effect.


The cover music Smoky mountains aptly goes with the scenery in the pictures; our own Smoky Tehri mountains rather than smoky mountains in Texas. Enjoy the video. If you like the content, do send out some nice and motivational words. #smokymountains​


Friday, April 16, 2021

Trek to top of Madhavoorpara Mountain via the Bamboo Bridge

About today around 3 years ago on 7th July 2018; a short trek to top of Madhoorpara mountain/temple nearby Trivandrum, Kerala. Had to take a bridge made of bamboo to reach the top. The weather was comfortable with good winds blowing and the creaks of the bamboo bridge could also be heard.

Top windy view from the Bamboo Bridge

Bamboo Bridge

View down from the Top

Top view from the Bamboo Bridge

Start of the Bamboo Bridge

Experience of walking on the Bamboo Bridge - I


Experience of walking on the Bamboo Bridge - II






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Pallivasal in Idukki district of Kerela

A small Roman Catholic church nestled among the hills and tea gardens, which is in a secluded place just 10 mins walking from the Attukad Waterfall in the small village named Pallivasal in Idukki district of Kerela.

During my visit I could just find one person who is from the same village; his name was Jo. Wasn't that great in his English but however I could make out he was saying been visiting this church for 11 years now daily twice, once early morning and his second visit is around late evening when actually we both were there at the church at the same time 5.30 pm.

360-degree view of the amazing place


Roman Catholic Church


Fathima Matha Church







Tuesday, February 18, 2020

Getting lost in the pathless woods in Almora, Uttarakhand

There is a different kind of pleasure in wandering through the pathless woods as it gives a certain kind of joy in walking the path that others do not or have not.



When someone is walking on a forest trail, it's like walking in a path where others have already been.
However, leaving the path in search of a different trail is making a conscious decision to be alone and to enjoy it.
The question is till how long?? #question #foodforthought #nature #woods #forest #pathlesswoods #newtrail #walking #wanderingsoul #unknownplaces #beentheredonethat #whatsnext #virtual #virtualtravel #future #travel #travelphotography #travelstories #travelholic #travelingram #iwanttotraveleverywhere #iwttew #travelonyourmind #toym

Sunday, July 1, 2018

Munnar Diaries from July 2018

The light spring rain rode on the wind, into the trees, down the mountain, lake, and this adventure park; it brought an exhilarating freshness in the air, a smell of earth, a scent of flowers; it brought a smile to my eyes and others present over there at that moment.


DTPC kids adventure park

Hanging Bridge at the adventure park

These are some of the eye-catching photographs which I had taken just before the rains have poured down on this dreamy hill station of Munnar about a little more than three years ago.

Activities for Children at the adventure park

Mesmerizing Weather

Monday, July 1, 2013

Ever heard about the David Scott Trail in Meghalaya??

Out from the archives, the pictures from David Scott Trail in Meghalaya visited in September 2009; almost 11 years back.

The starting point of the trek near Mawphlang village

This 16km trek is part of the horse cart trail which was built to connect Assam and Bangladesh during the nineteenth century.

The highest point of the Trek

The trail is named after David Scott who operated around Khasi hills for almost 30 years and he was the first British administrator to be sent to North East India during the British Raj.

The hanging bridge over Umiam River to cross over from one hill to another


Another view of the hanging bridge

This is one of the oldest trekking routes in Meghalaya starting from Mawphlang (nearer to Shillong) ending at Ladmawphlang (near to Cherrapunji). We were accompanied by two Khasi localities who took us to the highest points of the trail, returned back since we didn't have time to complete the 16km trek till Ladmawphlang, and had to return back to Shillong before the evening.

We continued our descent towards Mawphlang

Every bend threw up something new. Rolling hills with every kind of green shade; the deep valley; the red and white flowers peeping out through the greens; the crystal clear waters in the natural pools; the sparkling river appearing and disappearing.

Smokey Mountains View from New Tehri of Tehri Range, Uttarakhand

One of the most memorable places where I have stayed for a month or so. In a small but busy hilly town, New Tehri in Uttarakhand. All the vi...