Ramnagar – gluttonyguilts

Love in unlikely places

Playing hide and seek with love.And with miracles. Picture taken in 2019, please travel safely and responsibly.

Pandemic musings

For the people who have not travelled since this mayhem began, have you forgotten how to pose? 😉

Every time I look into my wardrobe full of fancy clothes, I really wish it to elongate with more coats & dresses and what not.Oh no, I’m not lusting after more apparels, I’m simply wishing to magically transport into the world of Narnia through that wardrobe. I’m not sure whether I’ll find Mr. Tumnus or…

Safari nostalgia – Jim Corbett, Uttarakhand, India

I did not spot a tiger in Jim Corbett but tiger’s food was available in plenty, galloping through the savanna grasslands.

Biodiversity Day special

Happy Biodiversity Day!The more bio-diverse eco systems we have, the more benefits we get for our environment. Each and every systems has a specific role to play and a rich biodiversity ensures protection against pollution, water retention, natural disasters and climate change. More plants – more animals and hence a stable food chain as well.

Travel nostalgia – Ramnagar, Uttarakhand, India

Has anyone tried recreating such pretty little corners in their homes/gardens/balconies? Till the time travel is safer for everyone (I mean everyone and not only for the vaccinated), can we expend our creative energies in recreating comfort corners at our place where we get an altogether different vibe?

Travel haiku – Ramnagar, Uttarakhand, India

And you have finally reclaimed meLike the ocean that reclaims its landsWave by waveInch by inchSoul by soul.

Using your influence

How can we as citizens help in the current situation?🔹By only going out of our homes for essential activities and masking, social distancing and washing our face & hands after coming back.🔹If you have recovered from covid (28 days at least), please donate your plasma. You can save lives.🔹If you are active on social media,…

Travel musings – Ramnagar, Uttarakhand, India

It sounds pretty strange that we do not value the open azure skies with warm hints of sunlight when they are present.We only realise their value in their absence, for instance, in those fog filled hazy mornings.