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manasij I am a computer engineer with real passion for biking
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At KhardungLa Pass, 18380 feet
At KhardungLa Pass, 18380 feet
At KhardungLa Pass, 18380 feet
I cycled from Manali to Leh, the highest highway on the planet. Then I went from Leh to KhardungLa, the highest motorable pass on the Earth at 18,380 feet on my cycle. Read The Full Blog Here [View Full Entry]

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Published: September 13th 2009 | 103 Views | [diary=436195]


By manasij
July 6th 2009
Cyling to Chakrata Asia » India » Uttarakhand
vikasnager to chakrata
vikasnager to chakrata
vikasnager to chakrata
A perfect mountain destination opens up the imagination of a place surrounded by tall snow capped peaks, streams, beautiful lush greenery, freshness in the air and finally an idyllic spot with very few people and concrete. May be you want to add the drama of a spectacular road trip leading to the “perfect” destination. Well, you got all of this in Chakrata, a hill station very few know, let alone visit. Chakrata is tucked into the Garwhal Himalayas at a height of 7000 feet in the state of Uttaranchal, some 90 km from Dehradun. It is less known because it is [View Full Entry]

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Published: July 6th 2009 | 176 Views | [diary=415941]

the ride begins
beautiful roads
my foreigner looks - i was mistaken for a foreigner at least a dozen times in this trip

If you go asking people to name something that makes them instantly connect to the childhood memories, chances are that the cycle would probably feature prominently in that list. The romance of the cycle is undying. Yes we love our fuel guzzling sedans and motorbikes, but the cycle tugs the strings of the heart as it reminds us of the sunny days of our childhood and passage to adulthood. For me, I remember my daily 5 km ride to my school from home, the long aimless rides with friends in winter afternoons, wading through knee deep waterlogged streets on my cycle [View Full Entry]

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Published: June 17th 2009 | 257 Views | [diary=409361]

hard inclines
view from the top
me on the truck that took Gaurav to Kasauli