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A Fortnight Amidst Raw Nature : Lahaul-Spiti Travelogue by Arkadipta Chandra

 




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Arkadipta Chandra is an avid traveller and photographer by hobby. He pens down the experiences from his tours in his online blog. He also has an Instagram page where he shares some of the photos he has captured. From academic perspective, he has just submitted his PhD thesis on Electrical Engineering in IIT Kharagpur, India.

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  1. Arkadipta your travelogue was a delight to the soul. The pictures were a feast for the eyes. The lucidity and spontaneity of your narrative style is the strength of your write up. Seriously I felt as though I was taking the tour with you. Thank you so much for this contribution. We are looking forward to more. 😇

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  2. One of the best travelogues I have ever read. Thank You Arkadipta for this one.

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