First departmental trip. This was one of the most exciting trips I have ever been to. We did Bungy Jumping, River Rafting, Riverside Camping, Played Pranks and new relationships nurtured. Kudos to MTH fellas!
The picture is taken from a boat on the river Dawki. Dawki is one of the cleanest river in the world. You can see the fishes and other water animals swimming inside the river. Reflection on the surface is close to null. I think it is purer than the water from Eureka-Forbes ROs :P
Remember Cherrapunji in our GK books? Yes it's that one only!
It's the secondmost moist place in the world. You will feel the water on your face while roaming in these dense rainforests. It was a full family jungle safari. We explored multiple natural caves and wild fauna.
I was on a family trip to Assam and Meghalaya. We took a steamer to visit the island temple in the mist of this beautiful river.
I took this picture while returning back to he shore. It was around 5 pm, just few minutes to sunset and the reflection and the wooden boat mesmerised me.
This place has a different place in my heart. I have spent tens of nights at this place writing poems, thinking about life and dealing major heartbreaks
This was the place where I sat looking at the waves on my 23rd birthday
A snapshot of a beautiful journey where IITK trippers climbed various mountains of the Himalayas to reach the Snowline in Mcleodganj, Dharamshala, Himachal.
The picture is taken when we sat for some air.
In the frame: Ashu Prakash, Gaurav Sankritya, Akhil Amod
'A Happy Photograph'. We were hungry in the noon after a long early morning trek reaching an elevation of 3350 metres to Snowline and returning back to Triund peak. The group posed for this picture while feeding their tummies
A journey to know yourself. This was the most peaceful time I had in my entire life. We felt a very divine kind of discipline and freeness simultaneously.
It was a 6 day trek on the Himalayas to reach the summit and back. Nostalgic!
We were damn excited for the next chapter. After roaming in Moscow for a couple of days and been in police station for hours, we had no idea about the upcoming events. This pic was taken as we arrived at the Shermetyevo Airport via the Aeroexpress Metro (Mitro! That's what the Russians call it after getting inspired from Modi Ji)
About to board the flight from Metropolitan Moscow to a teeny-tiny Siberian city of Tomsk
One evening we decided to treat ourselves with some typical Russian food. What other than Borscht will hit the top of the list! So, here we were, roaming around the beautiful city in -30 degrees celsius.
The place was cozy and the we were treated like the kings and the queens from India
The Cathedral of Vasily the Blessed, commonly known as Saint Basil's Cathedral, is a church in Red Square in Moscow, Russia and is one of the most recognizable symbols of the country.
It's situated at the Red Square and stands 47.5 metres tall. It was established in 1561 and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Six daring souls of IITK went on the search for paranormal activities to the Asia's most haunted place. We searched every dark corners and tunnels of the palace. We also climbed the nearby mountains in search of divil spirits.
What we found is a secret!
Akshat, Ashu, Pranjal, Akhil, Bagde, Gaurav
Camera: Canon EOS 600D
Exposure Time: 1/200 sec
Focal length: 33 mm
Date: 28-11-2015
Did you know?
We lived in -40 degrees celsius for almost a month in Siberia, Russia. -40 degrees celsius and fahrenheit are equal. It's that cold!
Bhangarh is considered to be one of the most haunted fort in the world. Six of us became ghostbusters and went their in search of paranormal activities.
The freefall Moseriders are nothing challenging. I tried this Moderider after jumping from 277 feet with just an elastic cord. Initially, many of the friends agreed for the Bungy Jumping but only four made it succesfully.
I have many more beautiful pictures. I am very lazy to upload.
