On September 22, 2013. Getting to the base village, Ratanwadi is a bit hectic to attempt by public transport. I was waiting for one of the local trekking groups to plan an outing to this place so I could skip the travel logistics. That opportunity turned up I grabbed it. So on the night 14. The latter half of September is an ideal time to visit Ratangad as the local yellow Sonki.

Experiencing the Footloose way of Life and promoting travel through the Road Less Taken. For some travel is about leisure, others seek it as an escape. For me, it is about exploring an alternate reality, a world in a parallel dimension, to embrace the unknown and partake of the unexpected.

Travel tales and tips from Asia. Tuesday, February 5, 2013. This is a test post. Tuesday, January 18, 2011. World Peace Pagoda, Pokhara, Nepal. My purpose in crossing the lake was to visit the World Peace Pagoda on the opposite side of Pokhara. It took me about 2 hours to walk up the mountain. Panoramic views of Pokhara unfolded as I walked higher up the mountain. A pit stop halfway up. A Chinese and Mongolian visitors. Thursday, January 13, 2011.

A Day at the Ruins. Oosar, ya basey gujjar. The metro ride itself had to be an hour. After twenty minutes on a corner. Even after we piled out onto Mehrauli Bedarpur Road, and I saw the huge walls of the Tughlaqabad Fort. Whether curse or prophesy, Nizam.

Friday, October 18, 2013. Ok this is not himalayas, but this is closest i could get to being in the lap of the mountains in my current situation. This is Mt Baker in the Cascades range on the Pacific coast of US. Known as Koma Kulsan to the Natives, Mount Baker is the most heavily. We wanted to climb from the Coleman Glacier.