What is the Himalaya? For some it is but a group of mountains – nameless, snowy, green, and rugged and all kinds. For others…
Stories
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If you’ve grown up watching the Mahabharata being aired on Doordarshan or read the book, you’d probably remember this story too.
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I’ve got six words for you – Initiation into the world of Himalaya. That and it’s one of the easier, shorter treks out there with a beautiful, quintessential Himalayan setting.
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When in Binsar, all you can do is nothing, and that is the best thing about it. It’s dense, scenic, quiet, well-known yet unexplored and gives you, if not the best then definitely among the best views of the Greater Himalaya. Read more about it!
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Despite unpredictable weather, it was a trip worth taking and teasing with, all the more reason for a quick return to this wondrously mystic landscape. For the affair with the mountains must go on!
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Walk your way, as I did, through more than 500 years of history, intrigue and beauty summed up by this giant – The Mehrangarh Fort.
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Ever wondered what’s that text carved on Tibetan Prayer Wheels and what does it mean? It is the Mani Mantra – Oṃ maṇi padme hūṃ. Read more about it!
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Here, at this Misty Wonder, you just be; closer to earth, closer to yourself; if only you’ll give silence a chance to sing its melody, and have ears to listen to the wonders that go beyond.
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Travel establishes an unspoken yet vividly felt connection with the living world, becoming our present, our expression, and our chosen form of Meditation. A newer, better life awaits!
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It is not an overnight transformation; it will take some time. But accountability towards healthy tourism and a healthy world is ours, and it is, the way forward. Happy travelling!