Barasingha or Swamp Deer, At Kanha National Park.
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Barasingha or Swamp Deer, At Kanha National Park.
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It has been more than a year since I started writing a travelogue series on my travels and experiences in Ladakh. When I began writing these stories, I was determined not to make it a quick travelogue about where I went, what I did or what I saw. I wanted it to be a comprehensive compilation of my experiences of this remote region, my understanding of its culture and observation about its people. Of course, this would go hand in hand with description of all places that I visited—pretty much all the well-known locations—in Ladakh.
Read more »From Kanha National Park. Naturalists often use the name ‘Indian Peafowl’ for these birds.
The image below is a close crop of the beautiful feathers
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Read more »Some of you might remember a post on this blog a year ago about the images of Chadar Trek. Chadar Trek is an expedition of walking on ice when Zanskar River (in Ladakh) freezes over. The sheet of ice, called Chadar, is an ancient winter route that connects people of Zanskar with rest of Ladakh.
Read more »At Kanha National Park.
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Now that monsoon clouds have reached the northern parts of the country and have covered all of India, it is a good time to recap all monsoon related posts on India Travel Blog. I was tempted to compile a list of places to visit, but realized after going through the archives that (a) a compilation has been done before and (b) there is more about monsoons on this blog than just destinations. So, here is a list of posts, that include articles on photographing the monsoons, review of a book on monsoons, list of places worth visiting this monsoon and more.
Read more »This post was originally written in June-09, listing out places to travel to during the monsoons. It is now updated with a few more links to posts written since then.
Read more »This post is a continuation of the previous one – Images of Thrissur Pooram Celebration.
After watching the procession for some time from the top of a building, I came down and joined the crowd to get a closer look at the elephants. It wasn’t easy to make a way through thousands of people gathered there. So instead of pushing through the crowd, I stood back and watched the people instead.
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