Sachin - Sachin Bharadwaj

I'm an Indian software engineer working in Monterrey and have been travelling quite a lot of places in Mexico. I'm dreaming of becoming a professional travel-photographer one day, working for national-geographic or other travel magazines. I love photography, travelling, adventures, reporting.

My primary blog is: http://sachinb.blogspot.com This is where I do my reportage of places and events I goto.

My photography links are: http://www.photo.net/photos/Sachin%20Bharadwaj and http://www.flickr.com/photos/sachinb

Do drop a line or two if you like my work.

In case someone is looking out for a travel-writer-photographer, I'm open for such positions.

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Joined on: February 8th 2009
Last Login: August 25th 2009

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By Sachin
June 2nd 2009

Janapada Loka Asia » India » Karnataka » Bangalore

Janapada Loka (translates to Folk World), is located on Bangalore-Mysore highway on the outskirts of Ramanagara. It's a 15 acre area containing museum, photo gallery, demo village, lake and open-air amphitheater. The entrance tickets are priced Rs. 10 and the photography permit inside the museum costs Rs. 100. The garden is well maintained with lots of flowering plants and bamboo trees as a result of which there is a healthy fauna presence inside. I was told that every second and last Sundays of all months will have folklore performance and the place is closed on Tuesdays. [img={http://2.bp [View Full Entry]

By Sachin
March 5th 2009

Guatemala - Flores and Tikal Central America Caribbean » Guatemala » Flores Tikal

The same article with photographs is published here: Guatemala At 8 in the morning, a delicious breakfast of toast, marmalade and huevos a la Mexicana was ready at the forest lodge we stayed in. We had breakfast, thanked Vicente for his hospitality and boarded a mini-bus that dropped us to San Javier. We waited at San Javier bus station for about half hour, before we were picked by another mini bus that took us to Frontera Corozal. At Frontera Corozal, we boarded the launch on the same Rio Usumacinta on which we had sailed to Yaxchila [View Full Entry]

By Sachin
February 11th 2009

Peregrinación de San Juan de Los Lagos North America » Mexico » Jalisco

For photographic version of this article, please visit: Peregrinación de San Juan de Los Lagos I have seen pretty much all kinda landscapes in Mexico...selvas, deserts, mountains, valleys and done pretty much all kinda adventures...swimming marathons, canyoneering, getting lost in mountains and what not. There was one thing pending that I had to do - Pilgrimage, and am I'm glad that I could do it before my stint in Mexico could get over. Peregrinación de San Juan de Los Lagos, is the second [View Full Entry]

By Sachin
February 9th 2009

Xinjiang Escapdes Asia » China » Xinjiang

Xinjiang - where deserts, marshes, meadows, snow capped mountains, forests and plains live in perfect harmony. Located in the north western part of China, this province borders with Kazakhstan, Kirgistan, Russia and Mongolia thereby containing plethora of ethnic groups - Mongols, Kazakhs, Kirghs, Muslims to name a few. The incredibly diverse and vivid landscapes could be experienced during traveling; deserts change to alpine forests to bald brown rockies to lush green forests. Here I've tried to describe my recent odyssey to this marvelous place on earth, in quite an elaborate manner. Urumq [View Full Entry]

By Sachin
February 8th 2009

Roadtrip to Goa Asia » India » Goa

4 guys, Verna diesel, NH17 - perfect ingredients for a Goa trip. After getting ditched by 2 of them, Ashok and me decided that we gotta hit Goa, just two us!!! After a heavy breakfast at one of the famous idli hotels near Tumkur, the sun started blazing torridly but Verna's cooling mechnaism kept us cool and comfortable. High school memoirs, playful pranks, music critiques and pee-breaks made our journey a very lively and joyous. After a cheap meal at Haveri the tarmac ahead was so smooth and less curvy that speed did not fall below 100. The limpid twilight of [View Full Entry]

By Sachin
February 8th 2009

My Closest Death Encounter North America » Mexico » Nuevo Leon » Monterrey

This is an old article, originally published here: http://sachinb.blogspot.com/2007/10/matter-of-life-and-luck.html This is the story of how stupid and yet how lucky and propitious can a person get. If I'm here writing this story, it is due to sheer luck I had accumulated. I'm not sure whom should I be thanking but I presume that everyone one of you have mattered for me to be alive and share this story, accept my wholehearted thanks. Among many lessons I learnt after this incident, the most important one, trust me, Nothing Is Larger Than Life. The Trek After cancelling the hike to the m [View Full Entry]

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