Here is my interview with Unnati Sagar from ‘Smart Photography Magazine’ on travel and landscape photography. Most of the images that were published were from […] Read More
Bhutan is a culturally and ecologically distinct country. It is the planet’s last remaining Buddhist kingdom, perched high in the Himalayas. It has established the […] Read More
I’ve spent a lot of time in the Himalayan area, including my most recent job assignment – workation 💻, traveling ✈️, and mountaineering ⛰️. One […] Read More
The Paro Taktsang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest Monastery) was established on the site of a cave set into the cliff in the late 16th century, perched […] Read More
Punakha is a tiny town in Bhutan’s western province. Camping in Punakha along the banks of the Mo Chu River is a dream come true. […] Read More
Suspension bridges are ideal for Bhutan’s high mountains and deep valleys. Punakha Suspension Bridge is a wonderful illustration of this, for the decoration of colourful […] Read More
Punakha Dzong – meaning ‘great pleasure’ or ‘joy castle’, is the administrative headquarters of Punakha. It is the second oldest and second-largest dzong in Bhutan, […] Read More
Muir Woods is the first National Monument to be established purely as a result of a private property grant. This was done to preserve redwoods, […] Read More
After spending a day at Kanamo Basecamp, it was time for the summit climb to Kanamo Peak which is at a height of 19,600 feet. […] Read More
The Hawa Mahal, also known as the ‘Palace Of The Winds,’ is a popular tourist attraction and a significant landmark in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. The […] Read More
In the Pink City of Jaipur, on top of Aravali Hill lies the Jaipur Amer Fort. It is also known as Amber Palace and is […] Read More
San Antonio is roughly an hour and a half or 80 miles from Austin, Texas. It makes for a great weekend escape if you’re in […] Read More
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