Taktsang Monastery or Tiger Nest as it is known famously probably was the only reason why I wanted to travel to Bhutan. For me this was the thing, which prompted me to visit Bhutan and what an eventful day it was. It is said to be one of the thirteen small monasteries or “tiger’s lairs” where…
The picturesque Paro valley is counted amongst the greenest valley of Bhutan and the international airport of the country is located here due to its wide area. This heart of Bhutan is surrounded by the fertile rice fields and serene Paro River (Pa Chu) which flows down the valley. It’s also one of the best…
The pleasure of walking amidst pathless pine trees, the happiness of sensing the fresh breeze of air, embracing the melodic twittering and a distant whistle of toy train I reached Aamod at Shoghi and the first thing which attracted me towards this resort was the set up. The sole look at Aamod impressed me in…
Enveloped with splendid mountains and active volcanoes, there are fewer places on earth which can match the splendour of Bandung, the third largest city of Indonesia. This sprawling green region, also known as ‘City of Flowers’, is home to protected forests, craters, plantations, waterfalls, hot springs and camping areas. It’s a city where the glorious…
Being an ardent nature lover, I sometimes prefer to ditch everything including my camera to take that long pending walk amidst nature, to enjoy myself and its charm to the fullest. But there have been times when I missed capturing those gorgeous shots simply because I wouldn’t have my camera handy. I have been on…
This time while I ventured into the Himalayas, I decided to ditch my camera and experiment with smartphone photography using the microscopic gadget I had in my hand. Honestly I had my doubts initially as I look for printable quality of pictures but after clicking few shots with this phone, I can say that if…
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