LIFE THROUGH ABY'S LENS

Triund, the majestic Trek is situated in the laps of the Dhauladhar mountains of Dharamshala. Owing to the eye-catching view of the Dhauladhar mountains on one side and Kangra valley on the other, this Trek is loved by nature lovers and travelers. Every year from India and all over the world, this Trek attracts a lot of tourists. Triund is an easily accessible trek which can be accomplished by almost all age groups. This Trek has a beautiful byway which takes a traveler through a beautiful forest of oak, deodar and rhododendron. Now, talking about the Trek, it is fairly easy for the first five kilometers but the last one kilometer may require a few strong calves, the last kilometer has “22 curves”, I repeat 22 tiring curves before you finally reach Triund. Along the way, there are many small tea shops where one can refresh during the hike. Triund Trek is worth it for its majestic panoramic views. Triund is accessible for the most part of the year...

The Power of Traveling Solo Traveling alone gives you the chance to indulge in yourself fully. People who have never traveled alone often describe their first  solo trip  as a religious experience. I traveled alone, explored the part of the country, and found some incredible places. I learned a lot by witnessing beauty in the diversity of the planet and took home some wonderful memories and lessons. I wanted to share an excerpt, as part of this blog from my Himachal Pradesh trip. Traveling alone takes courage. It takes confidence in yourself and a trust in the nature of the journey which can be unpredictable. I remember the feeling when I saw new cultures and different ways of living. The five days trip in Himachal Pradesh helped me realize that the world is immensely larger than I had ever dreamed. Of course, traveling single has its flaws too — such as safety concerns, loneliness and a big question- Who will take my Photos?  But a little preparat...

What do a general tourist search while visiting the Pink City Jaipur? The first attraction which he lands up to is the beautiful Hawa Mahal and then comes the other beautiful monuments like Amber Fort, Jaigarh Fort, City Palace or The Albert Hall. But in this blog, I am going to urge traveler or tourists not to skip the unexplored beautiful corner of the city. Apart from all these attractions, there are few more attractions which one needs to explore while they are in Jaipur. I stayed in Jaipur for three long years and I started with exploring the already known and popular attractions which are almost explored by every new person in the city. So after exploring all these attractions, I was in a state of no more new place to see in Jaipur. I started to Google to find the most unexplored and Hidden Gem in the city. I came across the beautiful architectural building called the “ Panna Meena Ka Kund ”.             ...

I found this beautiful old lady sitting near the Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara The beautiful Parvati valley of Kasol Relaxing the eyes with the Parvati Valley view Have you tried this at Manikaran??                                                         You should do this.