Bhopal: Where History Whispers and Art Breathes
A journey through Bhopal reveals stories in stone, whispers of prehistory, and a city that speaks across time and memory.
Chitrakoot: Between Two Banks and Countless Stories
An unplanned journey from Prayagraj to Chitrakoot unfolds into a deeply personal experience of faith, memory, and discovery along the serene banks of Mandakini.
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The Longer Route that Dadi Took : On Mohallah and Belonging
A grandmother’s daily walk through a Mohallah reveals a world of care, dignity, and the quiet warmth of community life.
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Kochi Muzeris Bianalle: A Kumbha Mela of Art
A reflective journey through the Kochi Muzeris Bianalle, where historic warehouses, powerful installations and thoughtful artists transform Fort Kochi into Asia’s most compelling art landscape.
God’s Own Country: Finding Divinity in Kochi
Kochi layers history, trade and art — but in Theyyam’s fire-lit presence, divinity stops being ritual and becomes something fiercely, unsettlingly alive.
Srinagar : Dal Lake and the Poetry of Mughal Gardens
An exploration of the sensory symphony of Srinagar, where water, geometry, and the Mughal Gardens create a “heaven on earth.”
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Of Mountains and Man: Exploring Har Ki Dun trek
In the Valley of Gods, mountains, rivers, and ancient villages taught me humility, endurance, and coexistence, reshaping how I see landscapes, communities, and myself forever.
From Stone to Steel: Visiting Stonehenge and Its Visitor Centre
A journey from ancient permanence to contemporary restraint, where architecture listens quietly, sits lightly, and teaches coexistence through humility rather than dominance.
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Siddhartha : Listening to the River in an Age of Endless Guidance
In an age of endless guidance, Siddhartha reminds us that wisdom is not taught but lived, discovered slowly by listening to life’s river within ourselves.
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