Bijli Mahadev is 24 km from Kullu bus stand. The super slow local buses will complete a distance of 50 minutes in three hours. First bus leaves from Kullu at 6 AM and that time is ideal to start the journey.
Breathless at Bijli Mahadev
Life at Sonepur Mela, Bihar – A Photo Story
Sonepur Mela is one of the most popular fairs in India. Apart from being the biggest Cattle fair in Asia, its sheer grandness surpasses famous festivals like Pushkar fair.
A guide to Valley of Flowers solo trek in INR 3000
Valley of Flowers National Park opens in first week of July or last week of June. The blooming season however starts only by mid July and continues till the end of August.
In Portraits – The Floating Vegetable Market of Dal Lake
It is 4 in the morning when someone knocks on the door. Its Hamid, the manager of my houseboat. I had asked him to take me to the morning market of Dal Lake.
Cherry Blossoms Festival – An Attempt to Explore a Different Side of Shillong
Unlike Japan, Indian Cherry Blossom season arrives in November. Late November gives the hilly areas of Meghalaya, Nagaland and even Himachal Pradesh a full bloom of Cherry Blossom flowers.
Solo Travel in India for a Year
June 2018 marks the day when I left my job and started traveling. When I started my journey, I had no idea that I'll make it this far, but somehow I did. I am presenting these memories in form of a video that I have shot during this journey. Using random clips of festivals, food, ride and a lot more
Exploring the Spirituality of Vindhyachal with Fabhotels Varanasi
If Varanasi is the town of Lord Shiva and a playground of his many games of fate that has been played here for centuries, then Vindhyachal would be the home of the holy triad of Goddesses, Vindhyavasini, Kali and Ashtabhuja.
How Have I Managed To Stay On Road Since June 2017
A lot of things happened that shaped my journey the way it is going on today. If you are thinking that I collaborated with brands and hotels for free stay then you are wrong. I mean look at my Instagram followers!
The Colorful Extravaganza Called Kochi Carnival – A Photo Story
Thousands and thousands of people dressed in their finest dresses stand on the two sides of the main Fort Kochi street. A police van passes by, following which a group of priest march with an elephant covered in gold lead a procession signaling the start of Kochi Carnival. The same moment I realize, 'oh shit, wrong lens.'
