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 Bugga, best waterfalls near Hyderabad Hello fellow Travel Enthusiasts, Welcome to my new blog of exploring the unexplored, and thanks for your love. Here I am today, to introduce you to the hidden and most beautiful waterfalls located very near to the city of Hyderabad, the Bugga waterfalls. As usual, I was waiting for another beautiful weekend to explore the unexplored, woke up early in the morning and started my journey on the Sagar highway hoping for some adventurous and exciting journey, and luckily I met a guy who is waiting for some transport to reach his village. Helped him, and got to know about his village and the local festival that was going to happen in the Tanda where in people pray to Goddess and offer her the sheep. He also told me about the waterfalls nearby his village. Excited by hearing that, I asked him if he can show around. The village and Tanda lies on the opposite side of the road and tribal children has to go to the village for the primary schooling. The...

The place that never bores me... Srisailam occupies a special place in my heart, not just the temples or the dam, but it’s the forest and the climate that takes closest to nature that makes it my favorite. I have been to this place couple of times with friends and family, but this time, it is special and unforgettable since this is the first trip I made on the bike after purchasing the beast Meteor 350. Dad accompanied me on this 600+km round trip journey. Srisailam is a town in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh, that is surrounded by dense Nallamalla forests. It is around 300 km from Hyderabad is the best go-to place on weekends, the road from Hyderabad is in very good condition and you can remain at the top speed for most of the journey. Since it is a forest area, the road after Mannanur remains closed at night. Two days is the ideal time for visiting all the places nearby. However, our idea of the trip was to have fun on the journey and not the destination exactly. So, we s...

                            Leh Ladakh, the dream destination... (Part 2/3)... Day 4 According to the plan, we were expected to reach Leh by EOD, but the delay continued some way.   It’s the most important day, we got to see the most beautiful places. We started from Sonamarg in the morning, greeted natives for the Eid all the way. We passed the dangerous Zoji La pass in the morning. Briefing about Zoji La, I feel it is a nightmare for every rider on Srinagar –Leh highway.   Fingers-crossed all the way, it took around 1.5 hours to cross it. The road is a single lane, two-way traffic and valley on one side. Whenever you see a vehicle coming from the opposite direction, you have to wait till it passes you. If unfortunately, you are on the valley side, then better to start praying for another day of life. We crossed Zoji La, most of the path is covered with snow. If you have a fear of heights (I have) bette...

  Leh Ladakh, the dream destination... (Part 1/3) It’s been 4 years (2016) we had this trip and transcribed my experience. Though I didn’t get an excellent opportunity to share earlier, This COVID crisis gave me a chance to rewind some those memories through pictures and this story I saved, and today I am excited to share with the great travellers of this group It’s big, or I should say a massive post, but I hope some of you may recollect yours as well… It was a warm summer day when I got bored of routine life and thought of some adventurous trip. The first place I got in my mind was Leh- Ladakh trip. It was my dream trip and then started searching about the correct time to visit and the journey plan. I asked some of my friends, my regular trip partners, and they waved the green flag. Their names are Abhishek Parihar , Telukunta Vamshidhar and Choudhary. The first problem was to arrange the trip dates to minimize the leaves from the office. So I planned it during Ramzan, where we ...