Exploring The Hidden Caves of Sikkim: Sharchog Bayphug Cave
Exploring one of the 4 holy caves of Sikkim.
Documenting my health and wealth journey
Exploring one of the 4 holy caves of Sikkim.
The Kareri Lake trek has recently started gaining popularity. Experience it before it gets hits by tourism.
The perfect rural homestay combining comfort and the village experience. A starting point for treks to Kareri Lake.
Here’s a guide to an offbeat trek from Naddi to Kareri Village in Himachal Pradesh which no one does anymore.
Because life is all about experiences I tramp the perpetual journey. My life is a collection of beautiful experiences. And since life’s short and unpredictable, I don’t waste any opportunities for deep, blissful experiences. I tramp the perpetual journey. My signs are nomadic freedom and openness of the mind. No friend of mine takes his … Read more
Solo Trekking the Himalayas & A Tribute to John Muir. “The mountains are calling and I must go.” ― John Muir We are wired to move. ’ve always been nomads. That’s how it was meant to be. That’s also why we often experience the irresistible urge to travel and explore. Most of us caught up in … Read more
Because borders exist only in our minds… My thoughts on one of my most thrilling experience, ever. Nothing to Declare… No custom offices, no biometrics. No stamped identities, no bags. Just walking the earth as it was meant to be. Without luggage, tickets or tags. 15.04.2019 It was 15th April 2019, comfortably cold early morning in … Read more
One week on the Central South Coast and Central Highlands of Vietnam I love motorbike loops. They’re the best way to explore the offbeat side of Vietnam. And they’re the most fun when you create your own loops! When it comes to real Vietnam travelling.. it is all about motorbike loops! Here’s the loop I … Read more
It was early morning and I was ready to continue my drive to Mai Chau.I had started from Ninh Binh on my semi-automatic ‘Wave’ motorbike.I wasn’t hungry and decided to make a quick stop to get the Vietnamese ‘Ca Phe Sua ‘.I happened to cross this little sugarcane Heaven on the way.The feel of crossing … Read more
The best experiences and highlights of my Vietnam travel have always been with local families. When I explore a new place in Vietnam, the first thing I do is find a local family to live with. The easiest way to do this is by finding a homestay with a local family and then becoming a … Read more
My first experience celebrating the lunar new year Celebrations begin many days before the first day of the new year and usually start with a lot of cleaning, followed by many ceremonies, visiting relatives, eating, drinking and exchanging gifts and loads of lucky money! Before we start celebrating, let’s learn about this lunar calendar thing. … Read more
Living the Laotian life like the locals It was 15th January 2019 and I had been on Route 13 in Laos for almost 2 weeks now.. This road runs along the Mighty Mekong river, which acts as the natural boundary between Thailand and Laos. This road wasn’t an acquaintance anymore. Route 13 had now became dear … Read more
Here’s a fun stat before we start.. 35.38 million tourists arrived in Thailand in 2017 compared to only 3.86 million in Laos in the same year. Further, 1.19 million Indians arrived in Thailand in 2016 compared to just 8249 Indians in Laos in the same year. That makes Laos quite the offbeat destination for Indians. … Read more
You don’t need your Facebook news feed. Step 1: Delete the Facebook app from your phone. Step 2: Check Facebook only on the web version during your distracted times of shallow work. Step 3: Even on the web, keep your shortcuts to a maximum of 3 most important links on Facebook. Step 4: Eradicate your newsfeed from the web … Read more
Sabai Dee! Welcome to my guide to essential Laos phrases and words. And yes, the how are you in Thai is the greeting in Laos. And that is ‘Sabai Dee’. This is an equivalent of Hello and works any time of the day. And if you’ve been following my guide to Thai or if you … Read more