Summing up The Bhutan project, I would like to draw your attention towards the fulfillments of the promises that I’ve done so far. If you recall, While on my travel to Paro, Bhutan, I had taken up the firm “Fly to Bhutan” with an intention to help it grow faster and to set an example …
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Yes So I had woken up at 03:00AM at the sounds of twitching branches, I was pretty scared. Not because I was afraid of being alone, not even because I feared animals but maybe because I didn’t know where the sound was coming from. Turns out they were just a couple of squirrels playing around. …
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Did I leave you on a cliff hanger again? I’m really sorry for that, but where were we… aah! Yes, I wasn’t able to get through since my Scott Bike did not get a permit. Turns out there is no permit required for a bicycle. I know right, damn-it, I was pretty angry but somehow I …
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So now, if you recall my ‘The Bhutan Project – Travel Dairies 1.1, you’d remember that I was in Lucknow at Aashish’s place having a nice time. But all things come to an end and so I had to leave Lucknow the next day. I was on-route to Patna, when I reached the railway station …
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With the silent and loving words of my mother’s prayers with me, I left my home at 10:15 (Indore) for a journey following the itinerary that my friend Saloni had prepared for me. For the record, there is no single route to Gangtok, one has to go through a lot of small villages. Villages mean …
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Under the influence of the subtle yet cold winds of September in Mcleodganj, I was filled with curiosity and as I sipped from my Share of the coffee facing the scenery of the beautiful mountains around me, by then I had already been to 80% of India (*relatively). I’ve always wanted to step out of my usual comfort …
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