The author writes travel pieces and is a fellow at the Royal Geographical Society.
Supposing we plant a few hundred amaltas trees in parks or along lakes, and celebrate an annual Amaltas Blossom Festival?
Travelling to and around Mirpur Khas evokes symbols of the past -- the historic metre gauge train and train stations, all of which have been lost to...
Since we are famous for disregarding history, we believe all sorts of fiddle-faddle mouthed by illiterates, masquerading as ‘intellectuals’....
To the village of Baral in Azad Kashmir, where an ancient fortress seems to be crumbling to dust
A visit to a forgotten well in Kashmir invokes nostalgia and questions about its history
The book takes readers on a colourful journey through Kasur, inviting them to explore the city
Qadir Buksh’s fate seems to be tied to that of his boat -- both withering away quietly
Savouring the landscape of Punjab plains during the months of Savan and Bhadon when the beauty of this green sea stretches mile after mile
Arriving in Chitral with a missing bag and roads cut off. Yet, managing to escape the demonic spell of rain just in time
Making a second visit to Pharwala Fort after eighteen years to see the priceless historical monument being dismantled by ignorant people
