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  Must Read Chikkaballapur Adiyogi Trip Guide Ananya Bhaduri Travelling to Adiyogi Chikkaballapur was on my bucket list since it was inaugurated in 2023. I kept hearing that it is always crowded. Finally, we planned to visit this famous Adiyogi statue along with the Lepakshi Temple in August 2024. The word ‘Adiyogi’ refers to the first yogi. Here, the first yogi is lord Shiva, who gave us the knowledge of the science of yoga over 15000 years ago. How to reach Chikkaballapur Adiyogi from Bangalore? There are several routes available from Bangalore. We were travelling from Koramangala, and our driver chose the Hebbal-Airport route. This route will take around 60-65 km to Adiyogi, Chikkaballapur.  Also, if you’re travelling from Marathahalli, Whitefield or Sarjapur, the Hoskote-Sulibele route will be perfect for you. The distance will be around 70 km, but traffic will be less.  Travel Option to Adiyogi If you love driving, then you can drive to the Adiyogi statue or hire a p...

  Hampi Trip- A Timeless Journey into Utopia Ananya Bhaduri   Collect moments, not things- let your soul be the souvenir. The above quote summarises my Hampi trip from Bangalore. I am writing this blog almost 5 months after the trip. For you to know the whole story of how and why this Hampi trip took place.  So, for my husband and me, a gateway to Hampi was similar to a trip to Goa, you know how you always chalk out the planning but never end up going! And why Hampi? You might ask.  Well, visiting this magical UNESCO World Heritage site has always been a dream for me. Whether it is the breathtaking boulder-strewn landscape, the mythological stories engraved into divine carvings or the alluring feeling of stepping back into the era of the Vijayanagara kingdoms, the whole experience was indeed a surreal one. Not only Hampi, but our tour package covered other historical monuments of Badami, Pattadkal, Aihole and Bijapur. Let’s start our journey from Bangalore to Ha...

The Ultimate Himachal Loop: A Professional Guide to Manali, Kufri, and Zirakpur By Capt. Shekhar Gupta There is a distinct kind of silence—one that you can only truly sense at an altitude of 7,000 feet—precisely at the moment when the sun begins to rise over the Dhauladhar mountain range. Last December, I decided to leave behind the hustle and bustle of life in Indore to savor the crisp, pine-scented air of the Himalayas. This journey took me through four distinct locations that, together, perfectly encapsulate the modern-day Himachal experience. While most travel guides rely solely on stock photography, I firmly believe that you cannot truly "guide" someone until you have personally felt the chill of a marble balcony beneath your bare feet at 6:00 in the morning. This was a contemplative journey, undertaken with the specific aim of understanding the delicate balance between solitude and accessibility in North India. **The Journey Begins: From Chandigarh to Kufri** After land...