Flying Through The Sands
As we climbed and entered the gap, the sight left us spellbound. We found ourselves on a small hillock that curved the way golfers would call 'dog-leg right'. On both sides of this mound, there lay a grey-ish amoeboid water body. The banks farther away from us were carpeted with thousands of birds constantly buzzing around in a slow Brownian motion! - Flying Through The Sands - Travelure ©
Unexplored India Series – Kotla Sultan Singh – A Voyage of Emotions
We had heard that a schoolmate of Mohammad Rafi Sahib still lived in the village. A gentleman, who was going about his business, very hospitably offered to help us find him and finally took us to Rafi Sahib's schoolmate's house... Unexplored India Series - Kotla Sultan Singh - A Voyage of Emotions - Travelure ©
Tuscaloosa – Roll Tide!
During a game, the crazed fans would urge their team to do better by screaming 'Roll Tide'. But today, it could mean anything from hello to goodbye and all things in between. It is used as a phrase of hope, a grunt of disgust, a chuckle of ‘how-did-you-manage-to-get-into-this-mess’, an acknowledgement of ‘see-you-for-coffee-at-4', and more. - Tuscaloosa - Roll Tide! (Tuscaloosa Part-II) - Travelure ©
Black Warrior Alert – Tuscaloosa
Tuscaloosa. If there ever was a word with a truly Native-American twang, it is this! While our world may have many Delhis and New Yorks, it has only one Tuscaloosa. No wonder their Tourism Department calls it the #OneAndOnly. #Alabama Black Warrior Alert - Tuscaloosa - Travelure ©
The City Is Their Canvas
This kick-started a new revolution! News about the Shahpur Jat street art transformation spread like wildfire. The best thing about this movement was that it provided a new canvas to budding talents in this arena. Street art soon became de rigueur in many South Delhi circles.
Victoria Memorial Kolkata – JetWings Radar
Its architecture seems to blend the US Capitol Building and the Taj Mahal, and the waterbodies in the gardens offer photogenic... Victoria Memorial Kolkata
POLONNARUWA – HOUSE OF A HOLY RELIC, SRI LANKA
Buddhist Relic. UNESCO World Heritage Site. 2nd Capital of Sri Lanka... POLONNARUWA - HOUSE OF A HOLY RELIC, SRI LANKA - TRAVELURE
SAN THOME BASILICA, CHENNAI
Tomb of Jesus’s apostles. Saint Thomas. San Thome Basilica. Chennai. Tamil Nadu. India. San-Thome-Basilica-Chennai - Travelure
Kinderdijk – A Day Trip from Amsterdam
Windmills of Kinderdijk. Day trip from Amsterdam. Kinderdijk UNESCO site. Travel Photography of Windmills. Kinderdijk - A Day Trip From Amsterdam
SUN TEMPLE, MODHERA, GUJARAT
Modhera Sun Temple. Modhera, Gujarat, India. Built 1027 CE. King Bhimdev I. Solanki dynasty. Dedicated to Surya - the Sun God. sun-temple-modhera-gujarat
AGRA AND ITS SURROUNDINGS – THE UNKNOWN AND THE UNUSUAL
There is more to Agra than just Taj Mahal & Agra Fort. Read on to find out! - Agra and its surroundings - The unknown and the unusual
ORCHHA – A CHANCE DISCOVERY
Pictorial Tour. Orchha. Bundelkhand. Madhya Pradesh. Offbeat Destination. Bundela Architecture. Orchha-Chance-Discovery - Travelure
BOAT WITH A VIEW – KOCHI
Kerala Backwaters. Kochi Countryside. Cleanest State. Eco-friendly Transportation. International Year of Sustainable Tourism. Boat-View-Kochi - Travelure
FIRST GLIMPSE, TAJ MAHAL, AGRA
Taj Mahal. Seven Wonders of the World. UNESCO Heritage Site. A Teardrop on the Cheek of Time. Rabindranath Tagore. First-Glimpse-Taj-Mahal-Agra - Travelure
Bali – A Little India in Indonesia
Bali Indonesia. Hindu Island. Hindu Temples. Indian Influence. Blue Sea. Blue Sky. Golden Sands. Bali-Little-India-Indonesia - Travelure
Silent, Yet Eloquent – Cellular Jail, Port Blair
Cellular Jail. Port Blair. Andamans. India. National Monument. Freedom Struggle. Freedom Fighters. silent-yet-eloquent-cellular-jail-port-blair
Discover how it is carved in stone – Rani-ki-Vav, Patan
Udayamati. Solanki Dynasty. 11th Century. 1500 sculptures. Lord Vishnu. Inverted temple. Stepwell. UNESCO. Carved in stone, Rani-ki-Vav, Patan
Windmills at Kinderdijk, The Netherlands
In September 2016 issue of JetWings International, my image from Kinderdijk, The Netherlands appeared in their regular BW section – Radar.
Windmills at Kinderdijk, The...
The last days of Vincent
BLink, the weekend magazine of The Hindu's BusinessLine carried this article of mine on Saturday, august 27, 2016
The last days of Vincent
Amsterdam’s Van Gogh...
Conversations with God
In August 2016 issue of JetWings International, my image from Wailing Wall, Jerusalem appeared in their regular BW section - Radar. The text was...
Radar – JetWings International – July 2016
Radar - JetWings International - July 2016
This month, my image of Charminar, Hyderabad has been carried in JetWings' regular BW section called Radar.
Few structures...
Mauritius for FUN (Part II)
In the last issue, you had read about my first three days in Mauritius (You may read it here). This edition brings you my...
A WALK DOWN HISTORY – KUMBHALGARH
My article on Kumbhalgarh has appeared in July 2016 issue of JetWings, the in-flight magazine of Jet Airways.
SURROUNDED BY THE MIGHTY ARAVALLI MOUNTAINS SITS...
The Unsung Kashmir
Just a couple of days back, my Photo Feature on offbeat destinations of Kashmir went online on Condenast Traveller's site. To view it on CNTI...