Shekhawati: India’s Open Art Gallery
I know I am not admiring at Mona Lisa at the Louvre or wandering on the streets of Met; but there...
Quiet mountains of Namchi
Think of Sikkim and the images of snow clad peaks, terraced rice fields, lushly forested hills, misty clouds setting in the deep valleys,...
A slice of Shekhawati in Alsisar
The desolate roads, the pastoral calmness hung in the air, changing colour of the mud-dunes from clayey brown to camel yellow, the nomadic...
The indescribable: Lake Loktak
Never before had escapade to the countryside been so quixotic than one to countryside of Manipur....
Living on the edge: Imphal
A chubby faced Ima in the Imphal’s sprawling Ima’s market was talking in sing song Hindi and insisting me to buy her traditional...
Delhi’s little Tibet
Like any other cosmopolitan, Delhi has its own secrets. There are random places which can put any book of history or culture to shame. And...
No more orphans…
Off in the distance some figures in bright green coats and crumpled safari hats were calling out...
Watamu – A quintessential tropical paradise…
A quintessential tropical paradise; with thousands of palm trees leaning out across broad, white, pristine sand beaches merging with...
Walking Into the Past: Old Town Mombasa
This is like going through pages of history books; every building has a story; trysting with the first police station and post office of...
Hampi: An Indian Rome
It was like moving on a movie set, a place so dramatic in its natural form, is hard to imagine....
