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Sriram's Travel chronicles
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This blog is mainly to sketch down each of my treks, tours and outings. It can also throw light upon the experiences to any future travelers.
- Author: Sriram Makineedi
- Listed in: Travel Sports
- Tags: hyderabad road trip trek adventure sports eco tourism
Recent Posts
The Rustic Encounters - Day 1
It was 3 of us coming from 3 different places and bound for one common destination, The unknown. We spread an AP map before us at the Breakfast place and decided that we head towards the east coast on our first leg of journey. We hitched a bus ride t...
A story of a Night-out, a highway and a Bus!
It was 4.30 in the night... on the Hyderabad Vikarabad highway! 2 cars were cruising along at 80 kmph.. all of a sudden one of the cars meets a bus coming from the opposite side on a narrow bridge and what was to follow was described as a "near death...
Kuntala - Hyderabad : The Road Trip
Blame it on Murphy's law but that was just the best weather to sleep. Rainy.. dark.. cloudy... and Cold! Well it could be attributed to the fact that we all woke up at 5.30 to begin our trip. With hazy eyes and heavy hearts, we hit the road. We were ...
The Tankbund night-out
The only thing that was preplanned to what actually followed was the movie "The Dark Knight". Here is a chronological turn of events and we ended up staying all night! 5.30 pm: There we were frantic calls as nobody had an idea what the schedule ...
Hyderabad to Hampi -- A road trip
Hampi, about 450 Kms from Hyderabad, is a heritage town well known for ruins and beautiful temples. Embedded among the boulders is quaint little town with scores of temples dotted all across. Sitting on the banks of the Tungabhadra river, Hampi is a ...
Enroute to Palar Trek
This trek is organized by the Govt. of karnataka forest dept. It starts at M.M.Hills and is a 2 day trek. The first day halt is at naagamale and the trek gets finished at Palar. It is rated very difficult by the website mysterytrails.com. M.M.Hills i...
