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Kabini Jungle Safari at Nagarahole National Park
Tiger Tiger burning bright In the sunny afternoon light (with due apologies to William Blake, with whose poem I am messing 😉) She glided out into the glade, from deep within the dense woods. I had come for her but … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic travel, Holidays, Jungle Lodge, Reviews, Safaris, Travel
Tagged beyondboundaries, budgettravel, currylines, domestictravel, kabini, karnatakatourism, rathnaprabhahomestay, safari, sarhadpaar, travelblogger
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RathnaPrabha Farm
The lone tree stands sentinel, its barren arms dramatically reaching out to the sky, as if frantically beseeching its avian guests to adorn its starkness. And as if unable to refuse the compelling plea, birds of several species obligingly descend … Continue reading
Laila’s Farm
The windchimes tinkle incessantly, powered by the equally untiring breeze which blows from across the lake. This is a melody which is going to bestow on me a constant and pleasurable sensation for the next 2 days. The vast front … Continue reading
Jajpur, Odisha – Things to do
My recent discovery of a place called Jajpur in Odisha, caused a lot of excitement mainly due to the revelations of the vast potential of its past. As mentioned in my previous post on Jajpur, Odisha, the district administration of … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic travel, Event reviews, Heritage, Holidays, Hotels and Resorts, Reviews, Travel
Tagged biraja, culture, currylines, dekhoapnadesh, domestictravel, heritage, history, jajpur, jajpurmahotsav, odishatourism, travelblogger
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Jajpur, Odisha – Where the Future lies in the Past
Jajpur – Where the Future lies in the Past. These words line up to form a sentence in my mind, as I stand amidst vast tracts of Buddhist archaeological ruins and listen intently to the guide who is narrating tales … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic travel, Event reviews, Heritage, Holidays, Hotels and Resorts, Reviews, Travel
Tagged biraja, culture, currylines, dekhoapnadesh, domestictravel, heritage, history, jajpur, jajpurmahotsav, odishatourism, travelblogger
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Guleria Kothi, Varanasi
It is night and the mighty river Ganga has finally fallen silent. The ghats are hushed without the characteristic intense hustle and bustle of the daytime. The sounds may have quietened but the lights stay on and the illuminated ancient … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic travel, Heritage, Holidays, Hotels and Resorts, Reviews, Travel
Tagged banaras, domestictravel, guleriakothi, kashi, riverganga, travelblogger, uptourism, varanasi
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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
Pench Tree Lodge by Pugdundee Safaris-Part 2
Deja Mow … that familiar feeling of having posed with the same Mowgli before 😊 Little did I know three years ago in February 2020, that the world was going to abruptly be halted by a deadly virus which would … Continue reading