Back from Chail, the land of dreams

                                                                                         

Suffering from writer's block, which in common terms is also known as laziness, I had parked myself in Chail for the last few days. The weather there was a welcome relief from smoldering Delhi and surrounded by lush green Pine and Maple trees, I promptly went to sleep only to be awaken now.

On my trip to Chail, I really love these kind of places where all you see are monkeys and human presence is scarce. In comparison my one day hike to Shimla left me puking and wondering why humans should strive so hard to destroy natural beauty.

Talking about the capital city of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla, I really feel that half the town is precariously perched on the brink of disaster with seven storeyed buildings mushrooming up in places not fit to balance a small car. And once I was at Shimla bus stand it did not make a difference. It was as hot, as ugly and as sweaty as the Bartand bus stand in Dhanbad.

Chail in comparison was heavenly and the Palace hotel where we stayed is a definite recommend for anyone planning to step into that part of the world.

I am back now and will be posting some interesting things (I hope) very soon.
Talking about interesting, I think Suzuki's two wheeler strategy is quite interesting.

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