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established in 2009 is a leading Destination Management Company at Delhi, delivering exemplary trav Inspiring others to have the courage to feel the nature.
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01/05/2023

Wedge tailed Green pigeon enjoying red berries 🍒.

27/03/2021

Severing of ( Both the bikes) at home.

11/03/2021

आप सभी को महाशिवरात्रि के पर्व की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं एवं बधाई ।🕉️🚩
🔱 हर हर महादेव 🔱

08/03/2021

Birding is a test of your patience.

Thanks for this lovely pic. .

02/03/2021

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Eat light and healthy while on long travel.

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24/02/2021

Palolem beach has some magnificent views of the Arabian sea. Other side mangroves and river make it more stunning.
Good foe relaxing & adventure both.
What you will do there ??
Relax or Adventure?

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19/02/2021

You can never cross the ocean until you have the courage to leave the shore.

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14/02/2021

Gearing up for the weekend. It's supposed to be below -15°C coming weekend. Might be a little cold. Would you ride?
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15/09/2020

5 Tigers in one Frame :-
I feel blessed to have had a chance to click five tigers in one frame and that too in their natural habitat !

I, accompanied by my Gypsy driver and my field guide, was frantically searching for tigers in Bijrani, a part of The Jim Corbett National Park. After 5 days of endless search, I was almost losing hope when lo and behold, I spotted a tiger in the far distance.

I could not believe my luck so to check if my mind was playing games or it was real, I asked the driver to move closer and yes, my prayers were answered...and not once but five fold !

Upon moving closer I realized that there was not just one but two tigers drinking water. Then I heard the excited voice of my guide from behind saying, "sir, I see three" and then my driver said in a confused tone, "sir, but I see four". My heart skipped a beat and I got greedy. Silently, with thumping hearts we moved closer and started counting and we went...one...two...three...four...five !!

It was a spectacular view. The family of tigers were not in a hurry and neither were we. With the help of my driver the vehicle was positioned such that I could capture low level shots (also called eye-level shots).

The tigeress in the picture is the mother and she is called 'Sharmili'. I have been following her for 6 years. The reason she was named Sharmili was because she was really shy before her first litter was born. The other four in the picture are her cubs.

They were in a relaxed mood. The mother and one of the cubs were really thirsty so they came out of the bushes and drank water for almost 20 minutes. In the meantime the other 3 cubs decided to sit down as if to pose for me.

It was as if we were under a spell....the feeling, the sentiment, the experience of those breathless moments cannot be described in words !! All we could hear were the clicking of cameras. I have attached two of these shots to give you a flavor of what we say.

The spell was broken when this family of tigers decided to recede into the deeper jungles leaving us awestruck and breathless, but with broad smiles on our faces !!

25/08/2020

Keep close to nature’s heart, and break clear away, once in awhile, and climb a mountain or spend a week in the woods. Wash your spirit clean.

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17/08/2020

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Sometimes I wonder
"Do I belong to mountains or do they belong to me".
It is the Himalaya that has been calling me, and it's time to answer. .

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21/04/2020

Life imposes things on you that you can’t control, but you still have the choice of how you’re going to live through this. God is kind, when he gives problems he gives resolutions. Social distancing is the way God has paved to make your body healthy after a lifelong marathon run we had each day, do you remember when was the last time you took a break from monotonous regime, I am sure it was only during school days only and not thereafter. You must have heard the story of God asking some human being to build a boat and ride it with some animals to save the world. This period of stay of home is the same and nothing else.

Social media in these challenging time has helped us stay connected to our friends and family more than ever since the spread of COVID-19 has caused wingspread lockdowns and the enforcement of social distancing guidelines throughout the globe.

Virtual happiness and hours have become the new normal at least where we stand today, and we’re all looking for ways to stay connected while staying home. This isolation period cm self-quarantine shall make us and all dear friends think, smile, and remember that the future is bright, even if things seem stressful and uncertain. After sunny day night comes but after every night a burst of bright sunshine waits. Keep the spirit high and say everyone “Howz the Josh”.

Keep zooming, what’s app, facetime and phone calls, make sure to follow the instructions of the messenger of God (government orders) for the good of mankind. Together we will and together we can beat COVID-19.

Would like to thanks all my friends who contributed in this video.

Pl feel free to re post on Insta

15/01/2020

Gypsy drive on snow

16/12/2019

Getting ready for another adventure

Wild is my favourite color and travel is my therapy!

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07/12/2019

The most glorious creature on the earth. Tiger are on the critically endangered cat.
We all should come forward and create jungles. Respect mother nature before it's too late.
This is full frame shot with 600 mm
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04/12/2019

A dancing tigress.
Tiger's behaviour is to occupy a variety of habitats from tropical forests, evergreen forests, woodlands and mangrove swamps to grasslands, savannah and rocky country. They are mostly nocturnal (more active at night) and are ambush predators that rely on the camouflage their stripes provide.
Spotting a tiger at eye level is rare. Blessed by mother nature. .
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13/11/2019

A young beautiful tigress guarding her territory from the peak at morning hrs.
Tiger's behaviour is to occupy a variety of habitats from tropical forests, evergreen forests, woodlands and mangrove swamps to grasslands, savannah and rocky country. They are mostly nocturnal (more active at night) and are ambush predators that rely on the camouflage their stripes provide.
Spotting a tiger at eye level is rare. Blessed by mother nature. .
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30/10/2019

Face-to-face with two Tigers and it was as if we were under a spell......the feeling and experience of those breathless moments

28/10/2019

After 3 days of frantically searching for tigers in the jungles of Dhikala at Jim Corbett, we finally had our prayers answered. To paint a visual picture, Ashish and I were seated in the rear of the Gypsy while the guide was in front alongside the driver when we saw this majestic animal walk coolly out of the bushes directly towards our vehicle from the rear side. Ashish and I were face-to-face with the tiger and it was as if we were under a spell......the feeling and experience of those breathless moments cannot be explained in words !! The spell of the magical moment was broken by our 'guide' who was at his wits end and out of panic started chanting mantras. All thanks to the 'good mood' or maybe 'i-don't-care attitude' of the tiger, he leisurely walked past us maintaining his calm and cool and amazed us even further. Reliving the moments we still can't come to terms with the fact that if this gigantic animal had not coolly overlooked us and had decided to give us a flavour of his irritation, what would have happened ! Reminiscing about the whole episode we realised that sometimes we human beings take up jobs that we are not mentally prepared to perform (like our guide) and we often end up relying on the so called 'wild' animals to behave themselves ... which in our case the tiger did !!

19/10/2019

Life is full of adventure. Meet Kim she is riding from Belgium to Nepal 21 odd countries and more than 25 k km solo on her bike. Hats off to her.
Many more stories are about to come stay tuned. .

16/10/2019

I spotted a sky formation made by a flock of small birds at India gate, New Delhi at time of biking.
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27/08/2019

Cake on wheels. It's my attitude.
@ Mukteswar

21/08/2019

When you bumped a Tusker, charging towards you in wild that too when he is Musth.
Trust me you need to carry lots of luck.
Clicking an elephant in the wild is never an easy task.

19/08/2019

This is a very sad news.

17/08/2019

Keep your head and heals high. Have a lovely Saturday evening with beautiful Monsoon.

12/08/2019

World Elephant Day ! Say No to Elephant Ride. Save Elephants.

06/08/2019

There is no WiFi in the forest, but I promise you will find a better connection...

29/07/2019

Love the riding in sub trails of Himalaya. .

24/07/2019

Tucker on bust bath

18/07/2019

Dusky leaf monkey.

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The Himalayas : Many of us travel very often to the Himalayas, as trekkers, photographers or tourists. What I noticed is that we have very less information available about the Himalayas and its peaks, whether online or in books. Sometimes we even get incorrect information from tourist guides and locals. To have a better understanding of the various peaks in the Himalayan Ranges, a small attempt from my side is depicted in this photograph where I have tried to identify all the peaks which I could possibly capture in a single frame of my camera using a 60mm wide angle lens.

I was not carrying my anemometer to measure the wind speed, but it was very windy to take out my tent. While photographing the alleviation level was 2425mt above the sea level (almost 8000 ft). I was also warned by the locals that during the night time this place become very windy. Since camping was not possible, I decided to start my climb early in the morning to reach the peak before sunrise. My climb was even more challenging due to time constraints, heavy camera bag, no proper track, not even footprints to guide me or bushes to grab for support.

When questioned by youngsters, I always say that right knowledge and strong determination drives me to climb and capture these views. Place: Mukteshwar, Uttarakhand Note : The small font size used to mark the names of the peaks is primarily to maintain the beauty of the photograph. Please zoom in and read, if required.

Camera Details : Canon 5 D MK II, Canon 24-105, ISO 125, f/5.6, 1/100, 0 ev, 60 MM, WB 52K, Hand handled. Pl feel free to share. full screen view is recommended.