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Saach Pass: Stairway to Elysium
At 14500 feets, the Saach Pass is higher than the more famous and tourist savvy cousin Rohtang Pass in Himachal Pradesh. The pass leads to the Pangi Valley.
Chamba: Serenading Iravati
Chamba is situated in the banks of River Ravi. Ancient Vedic texts call it “Iravati”, which of course is much more feminine and alluring.
Triund Trek: Hobnobbing with the Himalayas
In order to overcome the socialist guilt of excessive consumption at McLeod Ganj, I decided to undertake the Triund Trek the next day.
McLeod Ganj: Moksha through the Cardinal Sin
At McLeod Ganj the milieu is incredibly cosmopolitan and the hotels, restaurants and their menus are tailor made to cater to the Occident.
Guest Post: Visiting Africa Hospitality Show 2013 in Accra
Accra, a major destination for business conferences in Africa, is hosting Africa Hospitality Show 2013.
Book Review: Postcards from Ladakh
The author has traveled extensively in Ladakh and has spent a significant amount of time exploring the remotest corners and interacting with the natives.
At the METROPOLIS: The Urban Winter Festival of Guwahati
METROPOLIS: The Urban Winter Festival of Guwahati
Pobitora: Where Rhinos Dare
The high concentration of rhinos make them easy to spot in Pobitora. Where else would I just stop your car and see rhinos in the wilderness from the highway?
Jodhpur: Suncity or the Blue City?
Jodhpur was the first major stop of my Late Autumn Sonata. When you are short in time, the must watch item here is undoubtedly the Mehrangarh Fort.
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- Saach Pass: Stairway to Elysium May 16, 2013 Jitaditya Narzary
- A voyeuristic afternoon April 7, 2013 Jitaditya Narzary
- Chamba: Serenading Iravati March 28, 2013 Jitaditya Narzary
- Triund Trek: Hobnobbing with the Himalayas March 7, 2013 Jitaditya Narzary
- McLeod Ganj: Moksha through the Cardinal Sin March 1, 2013 Jitaditya Narzary
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