Vrindavan: In Krishna land
A childhood full of pranks and divine acts, it is in Vrindavan that Radha and Krishna find themselves worshipped till eternity For many years, it was a town I visited […]
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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Sattal: The seven lakes
The emerald waters are among the few fragile ecosystems in the country and home to some rare flora and fauna The car rolled through the curves, crossing the step farms […]
In Jim Corbett
Probably one of India’s most famous national parks, Jim Corbett National Park, remains home to a species of flora and fauna. For each person, there’s a unique experience, as all […]
Agra: At the tomb of I’timad-Ud-Daulah
The resting place of Mirza Ghiyas Beg and his wife Asmat Begum, here lies the story of changing fortunes and undying fame. Few know it as the predecessor of the […]
Malpuas and more at Haridwar
Where rests the soul, where records of families are found and where the sweetest malpuas are eaten after the yummiest aloo-poori The door of Hari opens for all here. It […]
Mathura: Night Parikrama of Govardhan Hill
It’s the sacred hill, the one Lord Krishna lifted to protect the villagers of Mathura from the wrath of Indra. And every year, its worshipped a day after Diwali but […]
Narora: Dolphins of Ganga barrage
On the road towards Badaun is the home of the friendly dolphins. An endangered river species, they scamper and play unaware in the Ganga barrage waters Their long beak-like noses […]
