Nestled among the lush landscapes and winding rivers of Southeast Asia, Laos stands as a serene and enchanting destination waiting to be explored. Despite its relatively small size, this landlocked country is brimming with rich culture, natural beauty, and warm hospitality. Join us on a journey through the picturesque landscapes and vibrant culture of Laos. … Continue reading Discovering Laos: A Serene Jewel of Southeast Asia
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Unraveling the Secrets of the Incan Sun Stone
Nestled high in the Andes Mountains of Peru lies Machu Picchu, an ancient Incan city shrouded in mystery and wonder. Among its many enigmatic features, stands out one particular feature, as a testament to survival and the advanced astronomical knowledge of the Inca civilization - the Intihuatana.
Norgay and Hillary’s Boots
There is nothing better than a good pair of hiking boots and hundreds of posts have been written on how to buy the correct boots for your climb. But one of the best ever is on the boots that took Norgay and Hillary to summit and the story behind them. The below write up is … Continue reading Norgay and Hillary’s Boots
A mesmerising journey into the Valley of Flowers
It is not often that you get a chance to visit a place called the ‘Abode of God.’ The mere name conjures up a myriad of different images but in my mind, it made me think of a sun kissed land, touched with wispy cloud and soft breezes that caressed all kind of creatures. I … Continue reading A mesmerising journey into the Valley of Flowers
Life in the Atacama
Eight-wheeled drive mechanism, stereo vision, robotic arms, safety reflexes, four spider legs and four-rocker wheels are all terms you will find associated with a Rover, an incredible engineering masterpiece designed to navigate an alien planet like Mars.
Puja – A Right of Passage
For the Sherpa people, Mt Everest is known as Sagarmatha, Goddess of the Sky which literally means “the Peak of Heaven.” It is a place of the gods, a place that no mortal should be.
Machu Picchu, Inca Trail and the Andes
When it comes to ancient ruins of the Andes, most people immediately think of the famous Machu Picchu. Until 1911 when archeologist Hiram Bingham ‘officially’ discovered the ruins, they lay hidden in dense forest and morning mists, high on a hill above the thundering Urubamba River.
Souks of Marrakesh
As the sun rises shop doors creak open, broom bristles bounce on cobbled walkways, clacking wheels of fruit carts clutter across the stone and the early chatter of locals rises with aromas of caramel and roasted nuts as coffee stands percolate their morning brew.
Landing at Lukla Airport
ve heard about it. Some may shudder at the mere thought of it. There are those of you who have been there, and those who cannot wait to. Yet again, there are some who will do everything possible to avoid it at all costs even if it means an additional 50 hours of walking
Holi Festival of Colour
Each year in Spring in various places around the world, people gather in the streets and with great joy, much enthusiasm and smiling faces , throw handfuls of brightly coloured chalks and dyes into the air. It is a time of happiness, love and laughter. Innocent bystanders and passersby do not escape the tradition with … Continue reading Holi Festival of Colour
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