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Continue reading →: Down the Rabbit Hole: Utah’s barren-land blooms.Blistering heat, parched throats, Fata Morganas – the cliches of a desert are quite familiar to everyone. Utah’s desert life, however, shatters the stereotype one short-lived colourful bloom at a time. During Spring, the arid, magnificent landscape bursts into a blanket of colour as sprigs break out of the dry soil to drink…
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Continue reading →: From the Journals: For the first time.*‘From the Journals’ is a new series of posts on Adventures of Potli Baba that features the experiences, observations and gamut of emotions that stay with me long after my journey is complete.* *** It was 11 p.m. An icy wind came roaring from the snow-capped Himalayas and knocked against…
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Continue reading →: May this year be absolutely magical for you.According to the Zen Master Dōgen Zenji, there are 6,400,099,980 moments in a day. My wish for you is that you feel alive in every one of those moments, every day. May you breathe deeply, laugh, love, discover more within and around you. May you take risks, go with the flow, be rewarded…
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Continue reading →: A day at Chowmahalla Palace and Qutub Shahi tombs, Hyderabad.No matter how much I love the city or how hard I try to capture its flavours in one single post, Hyderabad is flat-out refusing to be captured by my words. So, here it is, another itty-bitty snippet on the home of the Nizams. Chowmahalla Palace – middle name, Grandeur An unexpected…
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Continue reading →: Snapshots from Nepal: Part Two.The story so far: Nepal welcomed us with open arms but bad roads, and we made it through Kakarbhitta – Chaubis – Janakpuri – Kathmandu without much incident. It was quite an adventure, hanging on to life as we scaled 45-degree mountain inclines and rode down just as bad descents, with…
Hello Wanderer,
Thanks for wandering into this little world of stories and reflections. I hope this break you’ve taken from doom scrolling and screen staring transports you to different worlds within worlds, even if for a moment. And I hope that when you return from the journey, you’re all the better for it.
