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
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
The National Memorial, Dochu La, or Dochu Pass with 108 stupas or Chortens is erected in the pass’s central hilltop. It’s located halfway between Thimphu and Punakha in Bhutan and […] Read More
Kodaikanal is one place I wish to travel to. Every visit of mine to this place was different and I had a unique experience. So, […] Read More
Chandra Taal is one of the most beautiful lakes located at an altitude of about 14,000 feet. Tso Chikgma or Lake of the Moon or […] Read More
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