No GPS track. Worked on updating blogs, uploading GPS tracks and writing comments for the photographs.

I have uploaded new GPS tracks of the trip and they are now available under the category - “GPS Tracks“.

I am still in the process of uploading more tracks. Some of the tracks are not available. Few times the battery went low and few times I donno what happened

The evening of 13th May was a much anticipated one. Diwakar and Srikanth wanted to see Wagah border - the line where India ends. [Read more →]

As we continued on NH-15 from Rajastan towards Punjab, the sandy terrain slowly started to turn greenish. As we entered Punjab, we understood the reason why it is called the “Granary of India”. Punjab has a strong network of canals and majority of its population is engaged in agriculture. The entire highway was lined up with cultivated fields on both the sides. But major cities such has Bhatinda clearly had the industrial flavour. The abundant water in its canals took me to my school days again - Punjab - the land of five rivers. But in reality, [Read more →]