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  • About me
  • TRAVELOGUES
    • Junagarh Fort, Bikaner: An Exemplar Of Rajput Grandeur
    • Mini memoir : Postcards from Girnar, Gujarat
    • Mini Memoir – Postcards from Andaman
    • An unexpected journey to Maldives: About Biyadhoo, budget and boats
    • Masroor Rock Cut temples – The glorious relics from ancient India
    • Gokarna – A Peaceseeker’s Retreat
    • Mini memoirs: Anu homestay, Bomdila
    • Journey to Tawang : A Sublime Experience
    • Exploring Tawang – The north eastern gem of India
    • Mini memoirs: Delhi – Mcleodganj – Delhi feat hustling in Chandigarh
    • Coimbatore: Pure Bliss -Part 1
    • Coimbatore: Pure bliss – Part 2
    • Bombay – Mystical love -Part 2
    • Bombay – Mystical love -part 1
    • North Goa : Hat-trick Visit
    • South India – Emerald & Gold
    • Travancore and Kochi – The treasury of God’s own country – Part 1
    • Travancore and Kochi – The treasury of God’s own country – Part 2
    • Pushkar – A Backpacker’s Paradise
    • Pondicherry – A french souvenir
  • Photo Essay
    • Ajanta and Ellora caves : Monuments of a lost civilization
    • Acceptance
    • Beyond Fleeting sights
    • Blissfully wild
    • Curious Minds
    • Holidaying in the mountains in winter : A beginner’s guide
    • Jain architecture : Epitome of discipline and focus
    • Maharashtra & the struggle to preserve its heritage
    • Pieces of light
    • Portraits from Arunachal
    • Prosper through harmony
    • Street photography & me -1
    • Street Photography and me -2
    • The Gratitude Therapy
    • The infinite loop of joy and sorrow
    • The knitting lady
    • The probability of a coincidence
    • The Walk
    • Wildlife and me
  • About me
  • TRAVELOGUES
    • Junagarh Fort, Bikaner: An Exemplar Of Rajput Grandeur
    • Mini memoir : Postcards from Girnar, Gujarat
    • Mini Memoir – Postcards from Andaman
    • An unexpected journey to Maldives: About Biyadhoo, budget and boats
    • Masroor Rock Cut temples – The glorious relics from ancient India
    • Gokarna – A Peaceseeker’s Retreat
    • Mini memoirs: Anu homestay, Bomdila
    • Journey to Tawang : A Sublime Experience
    • Exploring Tawang – The north eastern gem of India
    • Mini memoirs: Delhi – Mcleodganj – Delhi feat hustling in Chandigarh
    • Coimbatore: Pure Bliss -Part 1
    • Coimbatore: Pure bliss – Part 2
    • Bombay – Mystical love -Part 2
    • Bombay – Mystical love -part 1
    • North Goa : Hat-trick Visit
    • South India – Emerald & Gold
    • Travancore and Kochi – The treasury of God’s own country – Part 1
    • Travancore and Kochi – The treasury of God’s own country – Part 2
    • Pushkar – A Backpacker’s Paradise
    • Pondicherry – A french souvenir
  • Photo Essay
    • Ajanta and Ellora caves : Monuments of a lost civilization
    • Acceptance
    • Beyond Fleeting sights
    • Blissfully wild
    • Curious Minds
    • Holidaying in the mountains in winter : A beginner’s guide
    • Jain architecture : Epitome of discipline and focus
    • Maharashtra & the struggle to preserve its heritage
    • Pieces of light
    • Portraits from Arunachal
    • Prosper through harmony
    • Street photography & me -1
    • Street Photography and me -2
    • The Gratitude Therapy
    • The infinite loop of joy and sorrow
    • The knitting lady
    • The probability of a coincidence
    • The Walk
    • Wildlife and me

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  • Mini memoirs,  North East India,  Travel,  TRAVELOGUES

    Mini memoirs: Anu homestay, Bomdila

    We decided to break our journey from Tawang to Guwahati at Bomdila( Arunachal Pradesh, India) and stayed in Anu homestay for the night. Our room was spacious, cozy and had a traditional wood fire heater. Tejas had his share of…

    By Madhura Doshi December 23, 2018
  • Travel,  Travel tips

    Holidaying in the mountains in winter : A beginner’s guide

    Winter has made an early entry this year as the mountains have received the first snowfall of the season already. It is that time of the year when the snow sprinkles its magic in the mountains and one can only…

    By Madhura Doshi November 7, 2018
  • South India,  Travel,  TRAVELOGUES

    Gokarna – A Peaceseeker’s Retreat

    Gokarna is for those who enjoy nature's company. This is a place to go without an itinerary. Just sit back, enjoy the pristine waters of the Arabian sea, take naps, spot dolphins, meditate... simply unwind!

    By Madhura Doshi June 9, 2018
  • Photo Essay,  South India,  Travel,  TRAVELOGUES

    Travancore and Kochi – The treasury of God’s own country – Part 1

    If I have to describe this part of Kerala in one word, it would be 'RICH'. Blessed with an abundance of natural resources this is the land of the kings that ruled forever without losing their glory and gold. The…

    By Madhura Doshi February 28, 2018
  • Photo Essay,  South India,  Travel,  Travel tips,  TRAVELOGUES

    Travancore and Kochi – The treasury of God’s own country – Part 2

    Kerala is for those who are hungry for experiences. Don't be the 'sightseeing' kind of a tourist here. Because honestly, everything that you 'see' here is a sight, and if you are not used to observe or feel the place…

    By Madhura Doshi February 28, 2018
  • Travel

    Maharashtra & the struggle to preserve its heritage

    Maharashtra is a land of paradoxes. Its heritage though extremely magnificent on papers is now nowhere to be seen in its complete glory. The forts and temples built by the ancient dynasties (Satvahana, Chalukya, Yadava etc) and later on by…

    By Madhura Doshi May 23, 2017
  • Travel

    Bombay – Mystical love -part 1

    The more you observe the more you will see and the more intrigued you will be. The sheer variety and irrelevance of so many things at one place have a hypnotizing effect.

    By Madhura Doshi April 16, 2017
  • Mini memoirs,  tamilnadu,  Travel,  TRAVELOGUES

    Coimbatore: Pure Bliss -Part 1

    Life sometimes unfolds in the most miraculous and unexpected ways. It throws tons of lemons at you for years and then you start believing that maybe lemons are not that bad. It is then, life decides to show you something…

    By Madhura Doshi February 6, 2017
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