Exploring Costa Rica’s National Parks
After hearing so much about Costa Rica, last fall (2015) was the time to do it! Although October is considered as wet season, the destinations we planned for, had relatively dry days…
Read moreThis is not Utah – This is Red River Gorge!!
Red River Gorge, about 2 hrs east of Louiville, KY, is a backpacker, hiker and climber paradise with unlimited trails, wilderness and many natural bridges and arches that rivals Utah’s…
Read moreA ski adventure at Jackson Hole
This is no doubt a fascinating mountain range, close to the Tetons, with magnificent mountains all around, to ski on or off the trail. A must visit mountain for adventure skiers and…
Read moreClimbing Mt. Elbert – the highest point on the Rockies, Colorado
Although the highest peak in Colorado and the second highest in the lower 48 states, Mt. Elbert does not have the fame of Long’s Peak in Colorado and elsewhere. But…
Read moreThe Kailash Kora Trek
After nearly 14 days, we have now reached the starting point of our trek at Darchen – the gateway to Mount Kailash. Darchen lies at nearly 15,000 ft and the…
Read moreJourney to Mt. Kailash from Kathmandu
Our group of nearly thirty was shuttled in a bus from Kathmandu to Kodari, a border town in Nepal. After much paperwork and border crossing via the friendship bridge, which was…
Read moreKathmandu, Nepal – Gateway to the Himalayas and Tibet
A visit to the Himalayas almost always starts at Kathmandu – the capital city of Nepal. Tucked into a bowl-shaped valley, this gateway city has a population of almost 2 million people and…
Read moreAngel’s Landing Hike at Zion National Park
Hiking Angel’s Landing alone or with other hikers is one thing, but hiking with your own young children is a completely another experience. Young children are not recommended towards the…
Read moreLower Antelope Canyon – Nature’s Wonder
Page is a small town in Arizona which boasts of several natural attractions for rock climbing, hikes and vistas in the Colorado Plateau. One the most interesting point to visit is the…
Read moreA Spring Climb via Right Gully to Mt. Washington Summit
It is early May and it is still peak ski season at Tuckerman’s Ravine – a glacial cirque shaped like a bowl with near vertical drops on Mt. Washington. It…
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