So how was Amsterdam? That is a question, I keep getting asked. How wonderful is it to go to a place where the streets are filled with laughter and wherever you look, you get to see friendly faces smiling back at you. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we lived in a place where everyday, we …
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We have all fantasized about how life would be if we belonged to some other time period. When I visited the capital of Belgium, that is exactly what I got; a different time period. The brilliance of Brugge is that all its Architecture is kept intact. All the buildings, monuments and canals are like paintings …
How I got to spend Christmas in Kajaani Finland is the land of 1,000 lakes, with endless acres of forests to explore, a sun that never sets in the summer, and one heck of a food scene. Now, you won’t hear the locals bragging about these things. As with the other Nordic cultures, the Finns are slow …
Norway which is famous for Northern Lights or ‘Aurora borealis’ and fjords, is one of the most breathtaking countries I have ever visited. As a photographer, it has been a childhood dream to see the magic of northern lights with my own eyes rather than in images confined to magazines and internet. Norway being an …
This is the concluding blog on Patagonia. Here I will be describing our trip to Terra del Fuego. A trip literally to the end of the world! Day 4, November 16, 2015 – Tierra del Fuego One of the main reason for our trip to Patagonia was to see the majestic King penguins, Aptenodytes patagonicus which …
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Part II: Balmaceda and Serrano Glacier This is a continuation from my previous blog where I described about our trip to Torres del Paine National Park. In this blog, I will be describing a trip to Balmaceda and Sorrano Glacier. Day 3, November 15, 2015 – Boat ride to Sorrano and Balmaceda Glacier Patagonia is …
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Introduction to the Land of Andes In the second year of BP’s three-year partnership with RedR, BP engineers and others around the world teamed up again in a fundraiser to help fund vital aid worker training in countries hit by major floods, earthquakes, droughts and conflict.For those of you who don’t know much about this organization, RedR is …
