The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) Temple was opened in 1997 and is visited by thousands of devotees every day. It is one of…
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Bangalore Flavours
Bengaluru is popularly known as “Garden City” or “Silicon Valley of India”, but it equally famous for delicious food. If you are a food lover,…
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Ooty and Coonoor
Previous all my visit to Ooty was sort of adventures trips. First to Mukurthi trekking and next drive to Avalanche Lake (after I started writing…
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Christmas Evening at Brigade Road
One should experience the walkthrough at Brigade road during Christmas evening. When you are in city don’t miss this opportunity. Entire road will be decorated…
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An Incredible Journey Through Namma Bengaluru
History of Bengaluru: Before being called Bengaluru in local language, Bangalore was known as Bengalval – Uru meaning ‘City of guards’. Another story originates from Hoysala…
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Jog falls
Jog Falls is located in the Shimoga district. It is one of the highest waterfalls in India and falls is one of the major attractions…
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Sharavathi backwaters hanging bridge
Keeping the distance to be covered for our last day of trip in mind, started early morning from Murudeshwar and plan was to have breakfast…
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Murudeshwar
After spending some relaxed time in Maravanthe Beach we headed towards Murudeshwar which is around 50 KMs from Maravanthe. Even though the distance looks small…
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Drive through Maravante Beach
After spending awesome time around Agumbe we headed towards Murudeshwara via Maravante. Our next destination was Murudeshwara which is around 120 Kms from the home…
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Aagumbe – Varanga Basdi
After a memorable bike ride to BR Hills, we were planning for some other road trip with family. This time we planned for a long…
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