The Poetic Philosopher

Dalhousie,
A hill from back in the time.

Hello everyone,

This post is part of a travelogue series that I have been writing on my recent Trip with Untold Tales(Facebook link)
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Utexploration Post 1 - Golden templeUtexploration Post 2 - Wagah/Attari BorderUntold Explorations - DAY1 - Amritsar Continued Disclaimer: This post might have been ended up more of my musings about Dalhousie rather than a travelogue. Aggey apki marzi...

Did you love the slow but visually delightful canvas of the Bollywood movie Lootera, then you will definitely create a connection with Dalhousie.
If you are one who stays in the city out of circumstances and dreams of someday being lost in a town in the hills, then you would fall for this place.

What I would recommend for people to do in Dalhousie is something I couldn't do.
If you were on a planned trip like me with a itinerary and Dalhousie is one of the 7-8 places you go then yes go about your itinerary and experience the Touristy pla…

Hello everyone,

This post is part of a travelogue series that I have been writing on my recent Trip with Untold Tales(Facebook link)
Read the previous posts

Utexploration Post 1 - Golden templeUtexploration Post 2 - Wagah/Attari Border
So as per itinerary we had Golden Temple and Wagah/Attari Border retreat ceremony to be covered, but Amritsar has a lot more to offer.

Going through the streets of Amritsar, I said to Sunny who was accompanying me "It's beautiful, one must spend more than a day to thoroughly admire and enjoy this place."

But then I think like that about every place I visit, I like to leave with a few memories about the roads I went strolling without any purpose..
Back then I promised myself to come back here and spend more time exploring the place.
Seems silly when I say this but....
If you give enough time,  the place starts speaking to you and you can have some delightful conversations!

We did roam through the Amritsar Mall Road and visited Jallianwala Baug …