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Category Archives: Asia (Indian-Subcontinent)
Darjeeling Once More – By Abhik Dutta
The Commander jeep hurtled down NH 31A from Gangtok to Teesta Bazar at breakneck speed. Sitting at the back is not a comfortable way of travelling in these hills if you are in a taxi loaded with 13 passengers including … Continue reading
Posted in Asia (Indian-Subcontinent), India Himalayas
Tagged darjeeling, hill station, himalayas, india, tea plantation
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The call of the Nilgiris (an ode to Ooty) – By Abhik Dutta
“ Almost heaven, West Virginia, blue ridged mountains, Shenandoh river..”. Denver took hold of my senses halfway between Mysore and Ooty, somewhere in the middle of dense jungles of Bandipur. The forest whizzed past. It was around 3 in the … Continue reading
Posted in Asia (Indian-Subcontinent), Karnataka
Tagged bandipur, bangalore, dodabeta peak, hill station, Karnataka tourism, ooty, scenic, Udhagamandalamindia
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A travellers introduction to INDIA By Abhik Dutta, The Wanderers, Mumbai
If variety is the spice of life then India surely must rank as one of the most exotic and rare concoctions ever devised by God. In the cultural and historical cauldron that makes India so special, there is unity in … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Asia (Indian-Subcontinent), Goa, India Himalayas, Karnataka, Ladakh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Sikkim
Tagged colors, culture, dynasty, history, india, kingdom, tourism
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A journey into Central Bhutan – By Abhik Dutta, The Wanderers
We were at the ancient looking petrol pump in Wangdiphodrang town. Jigme, my friend and guide on the trip had gone to replenish his stock of Wills filters. I entered the ‘Black-necked Crane’ restaurant and ordered chicken ‘momos’ (kind of … Continue reading
Tiger Trails of Central India – Urmimala Banerjee, The Wanderers
Urmimala Banerjee of The Wanderers travelled to Pench, Kanha and Bandhavgarh in Feb, 2007 and came back mesmerized and wiser..here is her story “I am the only person who can show you the tiger”, said Atul. He was a … Continue reading
Posted in Active Vacations, Madhya Pradesh
Tagged chital, langur, madhya padesh, national parks, pench, tiger reserve, wildlife
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Pack light, pack right!
Like most frequent travellers, we believe it’s important to pack lightly, even when (like we were) on a road-trip and there are no baggage weight restrictions. The right luggage can make all the difference and we were glad to each … Continue reading
Day 7 – Kaziranga to Shillong
Managed to get more than 5 hours sleep for a change. On a normal basis, I can operate on 5-6 hours of sleep. But the last few days have been physically exhausting too. Today was supposed to be an easy … Continue reading
Day 5 – Visiting Naga villages – Mon – Burma – Mon
Day 5 – Visiting Naga villages – Mon – Burma – Mon Yesterday we were puzzled by the numbers on the 6 guest house bedroom doors. 17, 201, 134 etc. Completely illogical and non progressional. One theory we had was … Continue reading
Day 4 – Kaziranga – Mon, Nagaland
Today has been exhausting. 7 hours to drive 250kms. Of those, 3 hours were for the last 60kms inside of Nagaland. The roads are non existent. While we thought that the drive from Balipara to Nameri was bad, those were … Continue reading
Be the Wanderer – Day 3 – Kaziranga National Park
Today began dark and early. We were up by 3:30am to leave by 4:45am and reach the Western Range – a 30minute drive from Hotel Iora, so we could catch the earliest safari at 5:15am. Kaziranga National Park has 3 … Continue reading
