One Point Five Billion Inches
Being rather fond of comfort & luxury and somewhat of an OCD when it comes to hygiene & cleanliness, I never thought of myself as a road trip kind of a person. I have friends who thrive on long drives & road trips to distant places and listening to their experiences made me think it was just not my cup of tea!
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Gokak Falls is a waterfall located on the Ghataprabha River in Belagavi district of Karnataka, India. The waterfall is six and a half kilometers away from Gokak town. Located right on the main road is a celebrated tourist center in the district. This falls has a height of about 170 feet.
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Jog falls, created by the river Sharavathi falling from an altitude of 830 feet have a cascading effect on the step sections named as Raja, Rani, Roarer and Rocket being the tallest waterfalls in India is situated in the dense evergreen forests, 16kms from Talguppa nearest railway station, Shimoga district, Karnataka
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The excitement to conclude the 10th chapter didn’t seem to kick in. Day began just as the way it used to the last few weeks. Not excited to start the journey, I finally packed my bags, disheartenedly, and was set to leave
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Date: 31st Aug 2019 – 2nd Sep 2019
Place: Naneghat, Maharashtra
When they said “Heaven is a place on earth”, I wasn’t aware we witness it so close to home.
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Date: 25th Oct 2018 – 31st Oct 2018
Place: Himachal Pradesh
If your GPS ever thinks it’s a good idea to drive on this road, it might be just the right time to get a new one!!
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We drove in search of serenity, from coast to coast, only find more; Then unwillingly, we eventually returned to reality; to the rat race city which we call home 🙂 Continue reading “I Sea, I drove”
Date: 19th Oct 2017 – 21 Oct 2017
Place: Bera, Rajasthan
Heard from a fellow group member on WhatsApp that we can experience Leopards in their natural habitat at a place about 2.5 hours away from Udaipur. Bera; pronounced as “Beda”, is a small village in the belly of Rajasthan, famous for these rocky hillocks with caves that provide a perfect habitat for leopards and they literally roam free. It has a classic landscape with Aravalli hills dotting scrub-land vegetation such as cactus and keekar. Continue reading “The Leopard’s Lair”
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