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Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal looks very much still living in the medieval ages. Its grand monuments stand proudly in every corner of the city telling stories from the past. Seven of them have been designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Here’s an article on these sites with first-hand experience from my trip.
Gurudongmar Lake sits serenely up above the high Himalayas in the abode of the Gods. Situated over an altitude of 17,800 feet (5,430 mts) in a cold desert, it’s one of the highest freshwater lakes in the world. Its landscape is as much captivating as its legends are fascinating. With my personal experience, here’s a complete travel guide.
From a Rhododendron Sanctuary to serpentine rivers, spectacular snow peaks, lush green meadows and gorgeous alpine lakes, North Sikkim is a wonderful destination for nature lovers. However, its remoteness and adverse weather conditions mean very few people actually reach there. But people who manage to reach this region, cherish the experience forever like I found out for myself.
In the hinterlands of Madhya Pradesh, on the banks of Betwa River lies the remnants of this wonderful heritage site- Orchha. Even now, the former capital of the erstwhile Bundela kingdom remains obscure to the larger travel world. But whoever has had a chance to visit Orchha will tell you how amazing the site is.