Yatra~Voyage An Indian Travelogue

Shivpuri Beach "Rishikesh " the holy city in the lap of ganges is known as the Gateway to the Garhwal Himalayas. The city is world famous for yoga and yoga festivals which are celebrated during March every year and you can immerse through the spirituality across umpteenth ashrams that are spread across this beautiful sacred city. Rishikesh is also famous for adventure sports such as white river rafting that originates from Shivpuri beach. Apart from Yoga and river rafting Rishikesh has host of other attractions to offer such as: Rajaji National Park Ram Jhula Laxman jhula Beatles Ashram Swarg Ashram Neelkanth Mahadev Temple Parmarth Niketan Jumpin Heights It happened to be an impromptu trip with a group of office folks and a tempo traveller was booked to experience river side camping, White water river rafting along with visiting some beautiful & serene locations of Rishikesh.   Travel Tips: If you are going beyond main Rishikesh city

Kanha Kisli National Park |Tiger Reserve  The MP tourism website proudly announces " The Largest Park with the Biggest Cats " with some real correlation between the area encompassed by Kanha National Park and plethora of flora,fauna & number of tigers that it has to offer to whosoever can manage to reach these finely managed deep forests. These forests also boasts of being the inspiration behind the legendary"Jungle Book" written by Rudyard Kipling. Overall park is spread across 940 Sq. Km between two districts Mandla & Balaghat in Madhya Pradesh and is considered to be the largest tiger reserve of central India. Having given you some significant notes about the geographical and historical essence let me embark upon the awesome trip that I made to these jungles during the first week of february. We started from Delhi NCR via Indian Railways "Sampark Kranti" train which took off from Hazrat Nizamuddin Station in Delhi in the evening and e