I am reverting to travel this time! A trip to sight tigers last year was memorable and left me with mixed feelings – one of joy at finally sighting a tiger in the wild and one of a little sadness at how we humans encroach upon the wild habitat.
Travelogue of a visit to Belum caves and Gandikota in Andhra Pradesh
Visiting “famous” temples in India is an experience for the those that are able and more importantly, believe in the
Travel experiences during the pandemic are different from what they were prior to COVID-19. A few images and experiences from my travels during this time.
My earliest memories of travel outside of the city involve bus and train rides. Bus rides would be in the ubiquitous “Red Bus” or “Semi-Luxury” or “Super Deluxe” out of the city. In those worry-free days, the travel plans were out of our hands and minds, as was packing and logistics of the journey and destination. We were expected to show up, stay in sight and out of trouble. I never had a problem with meeting those expectations (at least as far as I can recall, my mother may have a different story to tell). The Red Bus journeys were the most adventurous – finding a seat and retaining it was always atop priority. As a kid, I was happy to help. Squeeze in among the rush to get inside, put a handkerchief on a seat and spread the hands out wide as far as I could, waiting for the family to join in. I can only imagine the thoughts
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