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I love travelling, visiting places of historic, architectural, natural, cultural importance and ofcourse adventurous place i.e., just about anywhere – anyplace. Prefer calm and not so crowded places. This helps explore and understand more of the place. 

I love riding my motorcycle, I have ridden to/through most of the states in india. People ask why a motorcycle??? I tell them.....You feel the wind, you hear the sound of your environment (birds, animals, vehicles, people...), you smell the land around you (for better or worse) and feel the texture of the road beneath you. It's something which cannot be explained, and cannot be understood no matter how I explain. It has to be experienced to understand!!!! 
It's about discovering yourself, making new friends, learning new things. The


The friendship you made while traveling, will often last forever. You generally trend to miss your new friends ‘cause they made you feel home in their city, and you will look forward to meet them again, may be at your place or somewhere else.

 Why did I start my travel blog? To share my riding, traveling experience with my friends, fellow travellers from far and near. Inspire people who yearn to travel and see places but are caught up in thoughts about the million things they need to do, to leave their comfort zone and get inquisitive about palces.

In this travelouge, an effort has been made here to aquaint the intending traveller with the location, route and details of the place I visited. Sufficient care has been taken to give practicable, correct and current information.

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