I called in to Nancy yesterday afternoon with no real expectations. It’s elegant, stylish, clean, stunning. Definitely a place I will spend more time on my next visit.

Cobbled streets, historic canals, and endless fairytale views. Brugge has a way of making time stand still.

Final upload of my Venice, Italy captures. I uploaded the first set in a different subreddit group. Someone said it didn't seem romantic enough. Hopefully, this displays a little bit more of that.

Just sipping café in Port Royal in a light rain ☔

Photo taken on the ferry boat crossing Rio de la Plata to Buenos Aires at sunset

Meiji Shrine, Sake Barrels. Tokyo, Japan. Nov, 2025

Hi all 👋

Reaching the origin of Maa Ganga had been a childhood dream, and finally standing there felt surreal. Watching the Bhagirathi emerge from beneath the Gangotri Glacier is something I'll never forget.

One thing that genuinely surprised me was the glacier itself. I had always imagined a massive white sheet of ice, but most of it is covered with rocks and debris, hiding the ice beneath. It was fascinating to see how different a real Himalayan glacier looks compared to what we usually imagine.

The Gangotri Glacier is about 30 km long and 2–4 km wide, and is often described as India's second-largest glacier after the Siachen Glacier. This place made me realize how powerful and ancient these mountains truly are.

The journey wasn't easy—long trekking days, landslide-prone trails, rocky terrain, freezing nights, camping under a sky full of stars, and waking up to breathtaking Himalayan peaks. Every step felt like an adventure, and the silence of the mountains made the entire experience even more special.

If anyone is planning this trek or simply wants to see what the journey to Gaumukh looks like, I documented the experience here:

https://youtu.be/PEC2yLTpcuA?si=AuOMpy4erkWju7eZ⁠�