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Category Archives: Environment
Bandipur National Park – Jungle Safari
The flavor of the season was ‘Leopard’. Ever since I arrived at Dhole’s Den, the jungle lodge which was my launch pad for the upcoming safari in Bandipur National Park, all I heard were tales of how guests and guides … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Domestic travel, Environment, Holidays, Home Stay, Hotels and Resorts, Jungle Lodge, Nature, Reviews, Safaris, Travel, Wildlife
Tagged bandipur, bandipurnationalpark, bandipurtigerreserve, beyondboundaries, currylines, domestictravel, nationalpark, safari, sarhadpaar, travelblogger
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Dhole’s Den – Bandipur
Aug 31st – Sep 2nd, 2025 Hum aapke hain Cuon? A cheesy caption, you say? Well perhaps but this isn’t merely a pandering to my compulsion for wordplay (ok, maybe just a little) but is also a title that I … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Domestic travel, Environment, Holidays, Home Stay, Hotels and Resorts, Jungle Lodge, Nature, Reviews, Safaris, Travel, Wildlife
Tagged bandipur, bandipurnationalpark, beyondboundaries, currylines, dholesden, domestictravel, homestay, nationalpark, safari, sarhadpaar, travelblogger
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Waghoba Eco Lodge – Experiences
So why does one go on a Safari in tiger land? Umm well … to see various birds, to spot hordes and herds of spotted deer, to gaze at bewildered looking Sambhar deer, to watch the antics of langurs and … Continue reading
Waghoba Eco Lodge – Cuisine
Wearing Warli while wholeheartedly wolfing a wonderful Waradhi thali at the Waghoba Eco Lodge. I am sure you will excuse this wild effort at alliteration (and also the use of W instead of V for Varadhi 😉), after you see … Continue reading
Waghoba Eco Lodge – Overview
The car turns off the highway and gets onto the village road. In a while I can see a stretch of low lying, domed structures in the distance. The seemingly sedate construction in light colored brick, is set in a … Continue reading
Akshayakalpa – Organic vegetable garden (Updates)
As mentioned in the heading, this is a post that gives an updated version on my earlier 4 year old blog about Akshayakalpa’s Organic vegetable garden and what better ‘Before and After picture’ to start with, than that of Rathnamma, … Continue reading
Posted in Dairy, Domestic travel, Environment, Food product Review, Fruits and Vegetables, Organic, Reviews, Travel, Vegetarian
Tagged akshayakalpa, organicgarden, vegetables
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C-SOF/JVK – Organic farm by ICCOA – Part 2
Bambi has grown into a shy and gentle adolescent. She was 6 days old and definitely bolder, when I first met her a little over 2 years ago but today though she is older, she has a demure aura … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic travel, Environment, Holidays, Home Stay, Hotels and Resorts, Organic, Reviews, Staycation, Travel
Tagged ecostay, farmlife, organic, organicfarm, staycation, weekendgetaway
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Chiguru Farm – Experiences
In my life as a travel blogger, I have visited several resorts of varying sizes and a range of potential for tourism experiences but the relatively small and rustically simple 15 acre Chiguru farm blew me away with the sheer … Continue reading
Chiguru Farm – An Overview
I was supposed to visit Chiguru Farm in March and March is when I did visit … but the first March was 2020 and the next was 2021, a whole year later. It was eerie, as if time had had … Continue reading
Pench Tree Lodge by Pugdundee Safaris-Experiences
Why did the tiger cross the road? So that my camera could get its fill of her majestic frame!!! The slender jungle trail was swarming with rows upon rows of safari jeeps full of people filled with anticipation. They … Continue reading