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Darjeeling – of Tea, Toy train, Momos & Kanchenjunga
We decided to take a short stopover at Darjeeling before our IndiaHikes Sandakphu Phalut trek. While soaring over the clouds on Akasa airlines, a poem came to my mind with complete gratitude: Flying above the misty clouds covering the mountains, deep sense of awe and gratitude to be in Akasa- the sky. Absorbing the landscape…
Everything happens for a reason
Let’s start with a very nice “Maybe” story that I read long time back – A widowed farmer lived with his only son and one horse. One day, the horse ran away, their neighbors exclaimed “What bad luck!” and the farmer replied “Maybe”. Few days later, the horse returned, with many wild horses in tow,…
In the land of Chalukyas
The present day Bagalkot district of Karnataka was the center of mighty Chalukyan kingdom that ruled most of southern India between the 6th and the 8th centuries. Fourteen centuries on, the place still holds history, narrated visually by the glorious monuments of the Chalukyan era. A visit to the Chalukyan triangle of Aihole, Badami, and…
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Dasha-Avatara – Evolution of Homosapiens
We Indians have grown up with the legend of Dasha-Avatara – the ten avatars (incarnations) of Lord Vishnu. The belief goes that whenever there is serious problem here on earth, impacting life, mostly the course of humanity, Lord Vishnu, the preserver god from the holy Trinity comes to protect us all. The ten avatars can…
Lost capitals of Imperial Karnataka
One of the best books I ever read on global history is “The Silk roads” by Peter Frankopan, one whose detailed review I made into a two-part blog. In Part-2 of that blog, I highlighted some of the historic capital cities, some transformed but others forgotten. Closer to home, in and around my state of…
Our first Himalayan hiking experience
The call of the Himalayas The Himalayas have a way of calling her ardent devotees back again & again. The first time we landed up these mountains, on its eastern side, it didn’t turn out so well – a misguided ill-timed honeymoon at Sikkim became harsh although we did conjure up some good memories of…
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Hello Achuth, I really enjoyed exploring your blog. The combination of travel, history, mythology, and book reviews makes it very interesting. I especially liked the travel-related content and the way you connect personal experiences with culture and history. Looking forward to reading more of your wonderful posts!
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Mythili
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Hi Mythili, thank you very much for your comments, I am so glad you enjoyed my blogs. Yeah, travel is an important way to open our minds with new experiences!
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“Really enjoyed reading this! The travel tips and beautiful places mentioned here make planning a trip much easier. Thanks for sharing such useful information.”
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Thanks a lot, Simran, for your comments!
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