My weekly columns on heritage and travels in the Financial Express (2019)
High-altitude lakes of Ladakh: The must-visit Himalayan jewels
Deciphering Harappan script: Most mysterious writing in the world
Jageshwar Dham in Uttarakhand: An ancient land of temples and gods
Kanwar Yatra: History of the pilgrimage associated with Shravan month
Binsar: Visit the land of Oaks and Rhododendrons in Kumaon
Alwar’s wonderful heritage monuments: Moosi Rani ki Chattri and Sagar Baoli
From Vedic era to modern fabrics: The fascinating journey of Indian textiles
Exploring Kangra fort: One of the oldest forts in India
Visit Kailashanathar temple in Kanchipuram: A marvel in stone and stucco
Telingana temple in North India? Visit this 100 feet high temple in Gwalior where North meets South
Temples which inspired design of Indian Parliament: Madhya Pradesh’s Chausath Yogini Mandir
Tabo Mud Monastery: Visit India’s oldest functional gompa in mesmerising Spiti Valley
Mahabalipuram’s Pancha Rathas: The five unique monolithic free-standing temples
Visit stunning Chand Baoli in Rajasthan: World’s deepest step well
Kusum Sarovar and Raja Suraj Mal’s Chattris: Another reason to visit Govardhan and Mathura
A temple for saas-bahu! Visit Gwalior’s intricately designed historical site
Kullu: Why Himachal’s picturesque hill station is called the valley of Gods
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The write-up on Spiti was published on Rail Bandhu in their September issue, 2017.
RailBandhu is the in-house magazine of Indian Railways.
To find the real soul of the Himalayas
and to feel its true essence, one must
go exploring deep in the mountains.
The Spiti Valley is one such place,
but be prepared for a very rough ride ahead.
The roads in Spiti are considered among the
most dangerous roads in the world. So while the mountains keep you mesmerised with…….
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The write-up on Bundi was published on Rail Bandhu in their March issue, 2017.
RailBandhu is the in-house magazine of Indian Railways.
The sleepy little town of Bundi that has kept its old-world charm alive to a large extent, has many pretty old havelis which have been recently converted into heritage hotels. Explore this charming little town, its narrow streets (cobbled in some parts) and interesting old havelis. Start with a morning visit to the 17th century step-well known as Raniji ki baori….
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