Trek & Travel
Walks in the Himalayas from the last three years. Each panel opens onto a gallery of photographs and a short note from the trail. New treks are added as they happen — two or three a year, usually.
A five-day crossover from the mirror-still Deoriatal lake to the 360° Himalayan summit of Chandrashila — reflections of the Chaukhamba peaks, rhododendrons, and the world's highest Shiva temple along the way.
A 16–18 km pilgrimage through the Garhwal Himalayas from Gaurikund to the 8th-century Kedarnath Temple — a solo trek that ended in a silent, snow-white valley.
Through boulder-strewn valleys and dense forests into the Pir Panjal range — past the high-altitude lakes of Nandan Sar, Chandan Sar and Neel Sar, and the summer camps of Kashmiri shepherds.
A popular winter trek through snow-clad pine forests and the frozen Juda-ka-Talab, ending with a 360° sunrise over Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch and Black Peak from the 12,500 ft summit.
Two or three treks a year, give or take. Each one gets its own page here — photographs, videos, and a few notes from the trail.
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