Delhi Through My Eyes – A Photo Story of a City That Slowly Became Home
Delhi Through My Eyes is a photo story capturing everyday life in the capital—from historic monuments and busy streets to quiet parks, sunsets, and glowing city nights.
Explore travel photography in India through photo stories and visual journeys. Each feature captures moments, places, and emotions across diverse landscapes and cultures.

Delhi Through My Eyes is a photo story capturing everyday life in the capital—from historic monuments and busy streets to quiet parks, sunsets, and glowing city nights.

Join me on a simple visual journey through the rugged jeep trails, forest paths, steep climbs, and breathtaking viewpoints of Kudajadri. This photo story captures the trek as it unfolded—raw, real, and refreshing—ending with the calm of Sarvanjapeetha and the long ride back to Mookambika.

Haridwar, one of the holiest cities in India, welcomes every traveler with the gentle roar of the Ganga and the chants that echo along its Ghats. The city breathes devotion — in every aarti flame, every drop of water, and every bridge arching over the sacred river. Through these frames, I tried to snap Haridwar’s…

Hampi is a living museum of stone — where grandeur meets decay in poetic silence. This first part of my Foto Feature captures glimpses of its ancient beauty and royal ruins. Since it’s impossible to showcase hundreds of frames from this UNESCO World Heritage site in one post, here’s a curated visual journey through Hampi’s most evocative scenes.

Hanging bridges are very rare and in my state few are available but one of those bridge, the longest one is situated in a place and

A FLASHBACK Got confused with the title??? God’s Own Country, Paradise, etc. This is about a place that I had already covered with a post titled “WHY LEONARDO DI’CAPRIO FELL IN LOVE WITH THIS PLACE? A place in Idukki of God\’s Own Country, Kerala. Missed? Read it Here And if you are a bit busy,…

Nature amazed me from my childhood onwards. I remember fighting with others for a window seat in trains and buses to enjoy the beauty while travelling when I was a kid, and on an honest note still do it without a fight to sit in the side seat, and I am sure it would be…