Day 37 - Leh to Khardung La
Jay Kannaiyan - Wed 5 Jun, 2013 6:18 PM ISTRiding through Khardung La, the highest motorable pass in the world (or so the sign claimed), Jay descends from Ladakh More »Day 37 - Leh to Khardung La
In Lord Rama’s footsteps
Rameshwaram, at the edge of the subcontinent, is many things to many people but wherever you go, legends of Lord Rama prevail More »In Lord Rama’s footsteps
Great Temples of Tamil Nadu
By some estimates Tamil Nadu has about 33,000 ancient temples, many of them over 600 to 800 years old. A majority of the great temples are dedicated to … More »Great Temples of Tamil Nadu
Thanjavur Palace: Basking in the Glory of Centuries
Everything about Thanjavur is larger than life. After all, the city of the thousand-year-old Big Temple is the cultural capital of India. More »Thanjavur Palace: Basking in the Glory of Centuries
The Timeless Temples of Thanjavur
Thanjavur, 342 km from Chennai and 56 km from Tiruchirapalli, is very much where Tamil Nadu's cultural heart beats. And not for nothing is its monumental … More »The Timeless Temples of Thanjavur
Ramnad Palace: Forgotten by all but time
That palaces are purely symbols, reminding one of erstwhile glory that has crumbled over the passage of time, is apparent when you visit the 17th century … More »Ramnad Palace: Forgotten by all but time
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Live! Post-trip chat with biker Jay Kannaiyan - Monday June 17, 2:30 PM IST
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Five Spas Every Man Will Love
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Day 34 - Sarchu to Pang, Jammu & Kashmir
Jay Kannaiyan - Sun 2 Jun, 2013 5:17 PM ISTDespite the freezing cold, sanDRina seems to prefer the cold, dry mountains over the hot plains. Crossing into Pang, Jay enters the tenth Indian state of his trip, Jammu and Kashmir More »Day 34 - Sarchu to Pang, Jammu & Kashmir
Day 33 - Darcha to Sarchu
Jay Kannaiyan - Sat 1 Jun, 2013 8:11 PM ISTLa - such a musical name for a Himalayan pass. Jay encounters them as he rides up from Darcha to Sarchu to enjoy a long afternoon in the high Himalayas. More »Day 33 - Darcha to Sarchu
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