Ho Chi Minh city is a place that always earns a bonus while playing ‘Atlas’ but when I discovered that I was actually going to the city, I actually felt my bragging rights shoot up cause now, whenever I play Atlas, I can say that I have been to Ho Chi Minh city. hehe. Honestly, I didn’t know what to expect before going to Ho … Continue reading Cu Chi Tunnels, Ho Chi Minh City
It is said that being a square prevents you from going around in circles but when the square in your city ends up being a roundabout, there’s not much you can do other than drive round it in….well, circles. Hehe. Unless it’s a rectangle. Or a trapezium, or any shape other than a square. You still drive around it in circles. Jokes apart, city squares … Continue reading Squared in Sculpture
When it comes to popular natural terrain in India, plateaux are no novice to the spotlight. The Kaas Plateau, located in the Satara district of the state of Maharashtra is one of the most popular of the above plateaux, complete with the designation of a UNESCO Natural Heritage. The plateau is mainly known for its natural floral cover during the rainy season of India i.e … Continue reading Flora, Fauna and Merry Weather
What’s the one thing that connects tides in the sea with Aslan from the Chronicles of Narnia? -10 if you say that they are both very mighty. +20 if you say that they always make a comeback. The very idea of comebacks is something that I find very interesting, be it a comeback to power or a comeback after a major downfall or even simply, … Continue reading Comebacks Incoming
TLC once said, ‘Don’t go chasing waterfalls. Please stick to the rivers and lakes….’ But when the river is damned and the lake stays in the same spot, one cannot simply watch the waterfalls cascading without a proper chase. The city of Lonavala is one such place. The river has a dam(hence damned:)) and the lake is a pretty spot among the trees so once … Continue reading The Monsoon Getaway- Part 3
