The author reflects on a high-altitude trek in the Himalayas, sparked by boredom from routine office work. They choose the Deorital-Chandrashila trek for its stunning rhododendrons and the iconic Tungnath Temple. Over four days, they experience breathtaking landscapes, wildlife, and personal transformation, culminating in a memorable summit attempt.
Kathi, a tranquil village in Maharashtra’s Sahyadris, offers an escape from urban chaos, marked by its agricultural roots and serene landscapes. Visitors can enjoy soothing activities like walking near the Asia’s largest windmill farm, witnessing beautiful sunsets at K-2 point, and exploring the peaceful Dhareshwar Shiv Mandir. It embodies a slow, leisurely lifestyle.
Birdwatching in Indian cities is rare, yet the Black Kite is thriving in urban landscapes thanks to its adaptable diet. These raptors, particularly abundant near the Mula-Mutha River, benefit from urban waste. Their ability to adjust to changing environments offers insight into wildlife resilience, and provides opportunities for photography enthusiasts.
Mayureshwar Wildlife Sanctuary, located 75 km from Pune, is a lesser-known yet unique destination for wildlife photography. Visitors can take their vehicles inside and explore on foot. The sanctuary is home to Indian gazelles and various bird species. Best visited from November to March, it offers tranquility and an immersive nature experience.
The celebrations for the गणपति festival started today with गणपति स्थापना in our homes. Our tradition of Celebrating the festival
Yedshi Ramling Ghat Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area located in the Osmanabad district of Maharashtra, India. Established on May
Peace and Quiet is probably the new luxury for the modern times. The overflowing stream of social media and Instagram
Vande Bharat Express trains have become a symbol of aspirational India. These trains have provided for a better connectivity between
During my recent visit to Kolhapur as I got down from the train I was just roaming around the Kolhapur
The railway system in pre-independence India was varied, comprising Imperial, Company-Owned, State Railways, and others. It served military, economic, and local needs, connecting major regions. Post-independence, these railways were nationalized, forming the backbone of Indian Railways, which remains a critical infrastructure component today.