Supriya Mukherjee visited the Kali Wilderness Camp at the Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary, hoping to see leopards and elephants. No such luck. She was, however, more than delighted with all that kept her busy in and around the Kali River.Kalyan Patra, having sacrificed a camera to the River Kali, did the best he could to chronicle her visit. »»
J. K. Tiwari went to Eritrea to work in the seawater farming industry. He recently returned, wealthy as was to be expectedhe returned with a treasure trove of photographs of some of the birds he spotted at and around his workplace. »»
Satbir Silas and K. N. Kumar waltzed into our office one day, rhapsodising about a place they love. We asked them to put into words their feelings and where words failed them, they could use pictures. A teaser on some of Meghalayas natural beauty. »»
A frequent-flier to Bhopal these days, Ashok Nath uses whatever free time he gets there, to extract as much as he can from the regions varied offerings. »»
They went, they saw and they concurredeven if you do not get to see any tigers or elephants, do not miss out on whatever else a place may have to offer. Rachna Pandey and Kalyan Patra took solace in the beautiful waterfalls of Simlipal and in the fact that they did not catch malaria there! »»
Trekking in the Himalayasyou yearn and then you learn. Hemant Kataria recounts his attempts at forging a new trail going over the Sar Pass in Himachal Pradesh. »»
The Thar is remarkably full of life at its colourful and diverse best, found Lokesh Abrol, when he went a-searching all the way to Jaisalmer. »»
