Highways from 3,978m above sea level to Deserts that are covered with salt and highways that take you to the mighty Asiatic Lions.
Highway through The White Desert: Kutch
Last December, me and my friend couldn’t come with any better idea than to just get out of our offices and we straight away headed towards Rann of Kutch, a desert in Gujarat, India. This is not just any dessert, its a desert made of Salt. Yes, also called white sand. It was a drive of 1800 KM, while the trip ended, we realized that, during a road trip, reaching the destination is just a reason to get along, but the real thing is the experiences that we had while reaching our destination, the bonding with your fellow traveler, that cannot be compared!!
Coastal highway: Somnath to Porbanar (Gujarat, India)
This is my personal favorite. Especially if you are in a bike, this road won’t stop mesmerizing you.
The journey epitomized by seamless ocean view, cool ocean breeze, and an endless streak of windmills is the most preferred road to drive from Somnath to Porbandar.
Through the clouds: Manali to Rohtang Pass
I was there in Manali, last year October. While on our way to Rohtang Pass, I literally had to ask our driver to stop the car in almost every kilometer. (Okay, that’s a bit of exaggeration but you know what I mean). That’s because, the beauty, you just cannot leave your camera alone. Its like from those views you see in calendars.
Those chills while driving through the land of the Lion King: Sasan Gir
Sasan gir situated in Junagadh, Gujarat is home to nearly extinct the mighty Asiatic Lions. This road has a lot of experience to offer. Its amazingly adventurous, as you never know what animal might just cross your way! A leopard or a striped hyena or the king himself. You always have to watch out!
All shots through mobile camera: Moto g4 plus and Mi A2