WELCOME TO MY TRAVEL DIARY
This is the story of my journey.
This is where I share my experiences from numerous trips around India and Abroad. If you haven’t seen the world, you haven’t lived.
Here are a few of my adventures
TRAVEL JOURNAL
SOUTH AMERICA
Colombia
Colombia – 7 hours at Bogota
Peru
Machu Picchu – In Pursuit of Inca Legacy
Rainbow Mountain – Nature’s Canvas
Peru – Bolivia
Lake Titicaca – Across the Borders
Bolivia
Salar de Uyuni – The World’s Mirror
ICELAND
Iceland – A Road Trip to the Land of Fire and Ice (Part 1)
Iceland – Road Trip to the Land of Fire and Ice (Part 2)
UNITED STATES
California Zephyr – A Cross-country train ride
INDIA
GUJARAT SERIES
Rann of Kutch – The White Desert
RAJASTHAN SERIES
1. Jodhpur – The Blue City
2. Jaisalmer – The Golden City
3. Mt. Abu – The Oasis in the Hills
4. Udaipur – The City of Lakes
UTTARAKHAND SERIES
1. Dehradun/ Mussoorie – The Queen of Hills
2. Kedarnath – The Char Dham Yatra
3. Badrinath – The Char Dham
LADAKH
Ladakh – The Desert in the Skies
PUNJAB – HIMACHAL PRADESH SERIES
1. Amritsar – The Jewel of Punjab
2.Dharamshala/Mcleodganj – The Little Lhasa
BIHAR – UTTAR PRADESH SERIES
1. Bodh Gaya – Seeking Enlightenment
2. Rajgir – The House of the King
3. Varanasi – The Oldest Living City
NEPAL SERIES
1. Naturally Nepal – The Beginning
2. Kathmandu Valley – A Fine Blend of Old and New
3. Kathmandu – Spiritual and Alive
4. Pokhara – The Jewel of the Mid-West
5. Pokhara – The Adventure Paradise
6. Naturally Nepal – The Way Back
STAND ALONE SERIES
Khajuraho – Sensual and Sublime
Allahabad – Maha Kumbh Mela
Rishikesh – Adventure Unleashed
PHOTO JOURNAL
Bagdogra – Along the Borders
Nathula Pass – The Indo-Sino Border
Lakshadweep – The Coral Paradise
Upcoming Posts
- South America
and many more….
Jibu's Travel Diary 
Thanks for visiting my blog! I love your idea of sharing your travels. I’ll make sure to stop by often and see what other amazing places you’ve seen.
Thank You…:)
I agree, to travel is to live and sharing those travels with other people makes you look back and appreciate it a bit more!!
Thank You…:)
I wish I had started writing a lot earlier. But anyway, it doesn’t matter.
I always travel whenever I get free time…
Thanks for dropping by and following my blog. Loved your travel philosophy! http://bootedtales.wordpress.com/
Thank you…:)
🙂 Always a pleasure
I wanted to ask you something…
Which place would you suggest out of Imphal and Agartala??
I’m just researching about my next trip…:)
If you have to choose between the two, go for Imphal. Agartala has very little to see and whatever is there is very poorly maintained. Tourism infrastructure is negligible.
If you are open to more choices, try Shillong, totally spectacular. Or even Tawang. Happy traveling!
Thank You…:)
Shillong and Tawang are there in my must-visit list…:)
Can’t wait for the Kashmir post, after I read “Midnight’s Children” I’ve been wanting to go.
I’ll upload it by the end of this month…:)
Itz the best place I’ve been to, so far…:)
You might be interested in Ladakh
Itz a unique place and least explored part of Kashmir
I have uploaded a post on Ladakh
hello, im wondering about the Khajuraho to Raneh Falls trip.. how much is the roundtrip hire for that auto rickshaw? Is it safe to travel that far alone and female? can you recommend your guide there to me? Il be going there this March29,2013
The auto round fare was Rs.500 to Raneh Falls.
I did see a lot of ladies travelling alone. But, I’d suggest not to travel after the sunset. Day times are ok. Also, since Khajuraho is a famous tourist destination, people are really helpful and friendly.
Its compulsory to have a guide in Raneh falls and your entry ticket takes care of the guide fare. One of many guides there will join you, when you reach the place.
Hope this was helpful.
Have a great trip and have fun… 🙂
Cheers,
Jibu
Wow thanks alot! 🙂 goodluck on your future adventures and travels! Cheers!
Thank you it is indeed helpful! Thanks alot! 🙂
My pleasure… 🙂
Really nice idea with all the trips neatly presented! Your blog looks lovely and invites to read your stories. We will be back 🙂
Thank you 🙂
Hi Jibu, I wanted to thank you for reading my post.
U’re welcome… 🙂
Hai jibu i got to know about u & ur relentless passion for traveling from Jose sir himself when we travelled together to home town last week.(i also work in sib cmbtr)as i also have a flare to do journeys we spent a good time in immense discussion.then he told about ur blog& i visited your narrative on Nepal.truly its amazing to feel the places i visited there again appearing in a vivid & candid words.dear friend u had done a fine effort and it gives much pleasure recalling ktmndu,the Majestic Himalayas at pokhra thesunrise of nagarkot through mount Dhaulagiri the bhaktapur terracotta town the nice people delicious food all.thanks again.now i desire to visit holy Badrinath & kedarnath.kindly give some info about it.if u feel free kindly contact me in my mob 919787945706 as i can’t frequently use net.regards Girish b Kottayam.
Thank You, sir…:)
Sure… I can give u a call…
Super da….
🙂
Dear Jibu,
All the best for your PhD programme. You can continue your travel in that area also.
Mohanan.I
Thank you 🙂
Cool blog.
Thanks 🙂
Nice Blog,u got excellent writing skills…keep going!!!!!!
Thank You 🙂
Hai, Very good. Keep it up
Recently saw cheap tickets to Iceland may be b/c no one goes in winter. Got nice virtual visit.
I am from neighboring state nc.
Thank you
In winter, Northern Lights is the main attraction in Iceland. It’s not possible to do a road trip due to snow, and also there is just a couple of daylight hours