grov.vikrant

31/10/2021

Catch Up & Conversations

18/10/2021

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22/10/2020

12/10/2020

Fifty five years since the War of 1965, India needs to introspect in a clear-headed manner on the lessons learnt. Unlike the Wars in 1962 and 1971, 1965 was an indecisive one. It changed neither the status of the Kashmir dispute nor that of the relationship between the estranged neighbour Pakistan 🇵🇰. #1965

12/10/2020

EVERY DOLLAR YOU DONATE TO KIM KARDASHIAN, KILLS A CHILD IN AZERBAIJAN 🇦🇿. 🇦🇿 @ India

02/10/2020

Happy Birthday to my sweet 16 year old! I can’t believe the year has finally arrived—I didn’t think we would survive those angsty pre-teen years! Much love to you on your big day! Happy happy birthday 🥳 👑 @ Andaz Delhi

12/09/2020

The title “Royal Enfield” do not need any introduction. The synonym of thundering roar and a thrilling riding experience, this legendary ride is holding its place for close to 60 years in the country. For its owners, it is more than a means of transportation, instead it's a lifelong romance. Royal Enfield is amongst the oldest motorcycles in the world, which are still in production.

29/07/2020

Scandic Continental enjoys a fantastic location in Stockholm city centre. Close to shopping areas, culture, attractions and restaurants. Popular attractions such as the Old Town, the Opera, City Hall and Royal Palace are all close by.
During my stay at this wonderful hotel in Stockholm I was in the best location and a hotel room offering best views. The coffee shop has some great offerings along with coffee. Book yourself at the highest level and in the corner. Every time is a new view and colour of the city.


@ Scandic Hotel Sweden -stockholm

27/07/2020

If you’ve been to Guatemala, you’ve likely visited El Petén. Most travelers head straight to the northernmost department to witness Tikal, the legendary Maya city in the jungle. A sprawling site dotted with thousand-year old pyramidal temples that have been splendidly restored, it is certainly the country’s top attraction, not to mention its biggest source of tourist income.

The most striking feature of Tikal is its towering, steep-sided temples, rising to heights of more than 44m, but what distinguishes it is its jungle setting. Its many plazas have been cleared of trees and vines, its temples uncovered and partially restored, but as you walk from one building to another you pass beneath a dense canopy of rainforest amid the rich, loamy aromas of earth and vegetation. Much of the delight of touring the site comes from strolling the broad causeways, originally built from packed limestone to accommodate traffic between temple complexes. By stepping softly you’re more likely to spot monkeys, agoutis, foxes and ocellated turkeys.


@ Tikal, Peten, Guatemala