Over 50 years of Tourism Advocacy
Building India's Travel Businesses
Over 50 years of Tourism Advocacy
Building India's Travel Businesses
The journey to Chumi Gyatse begins in the warm plains of Assam, where Tezpur slowly fades behind convoys, tea gardens, and rising hills. From there, the roads climb steadily towards Tawang through two great mountain arteries built by the Border…
A Door that Opens to the Past More than two decades ago, during a training course at the Royal School of Military Engineering in Chatham, England, I spent a free Sunday exploring the nearby Medway towns. It was one of…
The River That Becomes a Road In the dead of winter, when the world retreats indoors, the Zanskar River does something extraordinary—it turns into a road. I remember my first step onto the frozen expanse during the Chadar Trek. Beneath my boots lay…
At more than 19,000 feet above sea level, where even breathing feels like unfinished work, the mountains around Umling La stand in complete silence. There are no crowds here. No noise of tourism. Only cold winds moving across an ancient…
36 Kilometres to the Divine: The Road That Leads Within There are journeys that take you across landscapes, and then there are journeys that take you inward—into silence, into memory, into something older than history itself. The road from Gunji to…
The resumption of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra this July after a long hiatus marks not just a spiritual milestone, but a civil engineering triumph. For those unfamiliar with it, this pilgrimage is no ordinary journey. It tests faith, endurance, altitude…