Hampta Pass is a famous hike if you are in Himachal, India. Also, this is a 5-6 days hike and an ideal hike for beginners to get that true Himalayan […] Read More
Author: Ravindra Joisa
This is Ravindra Joisa. He is a resident of Mangaluru, KA, India, and has spent his childhood days and not surprisingly a typical Western Ghats (Rainforest, South West India) outdoor adventure lover. He is an IT Automation engineer by profession and has worked for some of the major IT giants. Along with his full-time IT job, he has mixed his love of photography with his enthusiasm for travel and adventure. He has undertaken a variety of journeys that have led him to the far reaches of India in the Himalayas. Ravindra is currently working on his Youtube channel where you will find videos on his travel, photography, editing, book reviews, and his productive habits and implementation. He is juggling between his IT job, his passion, YouTube, and his family. Consider Subscribing to learn more.
Chicham – a remote village in the Himalayas in India. Spiti Valley is one of the world’s most beautiful places on planet earth and has some stunning landscapes, lakes, canyons, […] Read More
Kanji is a Himalayan village that is incredibly secluded. The settlement is roughly 12 kilometers from Haniskot, which is located on the NH1 Kargil-Leh route and is only accessible for […] Read More
Thangka painting has its origins in Tibetian Buddhist paintings. These paintings are made in Bhutan, Nepal, Tibet, and India. Thangka paintings are made on cotton, silk, and human skin depicting […] Read More
The world’s largest mountaintop statue of Buddha Dordenma is located in the western parts of Bhutan, Thimphu. A must-visit place if you are in Thimphu. The huge structure of Buddha (Shakyamuni) […] Read More
The Zanskar river rafting is the most difficult high altitude, highest in the world, and the second most difficult in India. If you’re in Leh, this is a must-do adventurous […] Read More
The cityscape image of buildings and city traffic that you see here is from the outer ring road at Bangalore City in India, usually crowded and full of traffic during […] Read More
Our stay at a guest home beside the creek in Shakar was fantastic. We toured the area and began cycling on the Khangral-Sanjak route, passing through tiny villages until we […] Read More
Nowadays, the majority of photographers record photographs in RAW format. Taking photos in RAW format provides advantages over taking photos in JPEG format. Most DSLRs and powerful compact cameras have […] Read More
Here is my interview with Unnati Sagar from ‘Smart Photography Magazine’ on travel and landscape photography. Most of the images that were published were from my Himalayan treks and Bhutan […] Read More
Day three of our cycling, from Skurbuchan to Shakar was another exciting one. Cycling next to the Indus river on Indus valley road, the amazing landscape, cycling through the apricot farmland, […] Read More
If you are planning a trip to Bhutan and want to go from Phuentsholing to Paro, you should read this blog post. Phuentsholing, the doorway to the world of thunder […] Read More