Sailed through the Northeast in hatchbacks & crossovers with BHPians

indrasis_gun · 2nd December 2019, 09:29

The travelogue as well as the photographs are so soothing to our eyes. Next time you are in North Bengal, please take a small detour to Coochbehar. You will definitely like the place.

lovecars21 · 7th December 2019, 20:01

Noted down on the information accumulated from this TL and kept it for future plans to Arunachal Pradesh.

5 stars

soumiksett · 9th December 2019, 16:12

Marvelous blog, as well as the snaps. Enjoyed a lot.

anirbanz · 14th January 2020, 17:39

A beautiful travelogue matched with breathtaking photos

Kudos to you all for such completing this wonderful trip, Keep inspiring

mr.sinha · 25th January 2020, 06:40

Logging into TEAM-BHP after a while and catching up with the travelogues has led me to come across yet another gem of a travelogue from you, Samba.
Wonderfully written, superb photos, thoroughly enjoyed.

Almost motivates me to write up my east Arunachal trip from 2016.

Some day, surely.
5***** quality.

ARAY · 31st January 2020, 22:14

Thanks buddy for bringing back fond memories of our AR trip.
https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/trave...uster-awd.html (Hyderabad to Arunachal, Assam & Meghalaya in a Duster AWD)

For every trip you have always been a great guide, the level of support provided and the 1-1 communication does help a lot mate. Pictures are epic and your gang looks fun . Next gen too are digging road trips.
AR is a place very close to my heart. The permit process is bit lenthy in AR but nothing compared to Bhutan and Eastern Bhutan.

Keep traveling and sharing such epic posts !

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ABHI_1512 · 13th March 2020, 18:22

What a travelogue to read and what pictures to relish. Having seen Tawang from close quarters since childhood, never quite understood the beauty and importance of such a place until I grew up. Bumla was a strict no go zone for civilians once upon a time but now they allow folks and even arrange for a good talk about the place. The road to Bumla was cut through mountains and the surface consisted of big boulders and only 4WD Army trucks and Gypsies were able to ply on that route. Great to see the road has improved since then.
The dog at Sangetsar is perhaps one constant along with the lake. Thanks for rekindling many memories Samba, your pictures tell the story of enjoyment with like minded travellers. Such beautiful pictures add a different dimension to the whole travelogue. Congratulations to you all for such a wonderful journey.

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In keeping with your tradition, attaching a picture of my Baahon at Chilipam Monastary near Rupa during my Tawang drive way back in 2016. It was one of a kind among all the monasteries that I have seen till now. Keep travelling and keep giving us travel goals, regards.

2nd December 2019, 09:29	#61
indrasis_gun BHPian Join Date: Nov 2019 Location: Oxford, U. K. Posts: 93 Thanked: 185 Times	Re: Sailed through the Northeast in hatchbacks & crossovers with BHPians The travelogue as well as the photographs are so soothing to our eyes. Next time you are in North Bengal, please take a small detour to Coochbehar. You will definitely like the place.
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7th December 2019, 20:01	#62
lovecars21 BHPian Join Date: May 2014 Location: Asansol Posts: 215 Thanked: 1,472 Times	Re: Sailed through the Northeast in hatchbacks & crossovers with BHPians Noted down on the information accumulated from this TL and kept it for future plans to Arunachal Pradesh. 5 stars
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9th December 2019, 16:12	#63
soumiksett BHPian Join Date: Dec 2019 Location: Kolkata Posts: 63 Thanked: 283 Times	Re: Sailed through the Northeast in hatchbacks & crossovers with BHPians Marvelous blog, as well as the snaps. Enjoyed a lot.
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14th January 2020, 17:39	#64
anirbanz BHPian Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Kolkata Posts: 30 Thanked: 67 Times	Re: Sailed through the Northeast in hatchbacks & crossovers with BHPians A beautiful travelogue matched with breathtaking photos Kudos to you all for such completing this wonderful trip, Keep inspiring
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25th January 2020, 06:40	#65
mr.sinha BHPian Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: NJ & Kolkata Posts: 191 Thanked: 845 Times	Re: Sailed through the Northeast in hatchbacks & crossovers with BHPians Logging into TEAM-BHP after a while and catching up with the travelogues has led me to come across yet another gem of a travelogue from you, Samba. Wonderfully written, superb photos, thoroughly enjoyed. Almost motivates me to write up my east Arunachal trip from 2016. Some day, surely. 5***** quality.
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31st January 2020, 22:14	#66
ARAY BHPian Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: WB 38 Posts: 664 Thanked: 2,762 Times View My Garage	Re: Sailed through the Northeast in hatchbacks & crossovers with BHPians Thanks buddy for bringing back fond memories of our AR trip. https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/trave...uster-awd.html (Hyderabad to Arunachal, Assam & Meghalaya in a Duster AWD) For every trip you have always been a great guide, the level of support provided and the 1-1 communication does help a lot mate. Pictures are epic and your gang looks fun . Next gen too are digging road trips. AR is a place very close to my heart. The permit process is bit lenthy in AR but nothing compared to Bhutan and Eastern Bhutan. Keep traveling and sharing such epic posts ! Last edited by ARAY : 31st January 2020 at 22:16.
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13th March 2020, 18:22	#67
ABHI_1512 Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2020 Location: Calcutta Posts: 1,116 Thanked: 13,491 Times	Re: Sailed through the Northeast in hatchbacks & crossovers with BHPians What a travelogue to read and what pictures to relish. Having seen Tawang from close quarters since childhood, never quite understood the beauty and importance of such a place until I grew up. Bumla was a strict no go zone for civilians once upon a time but now they allow folks and even arrange for a good talk about the place. The road to Bumla was cut through mountains and the surface consisted of big boulders and only 4WD Army trucks and Gypsies were able to ply on that route. Great to see the road has improved since then. The dog at Sangetsar is perhaps one constant along with the lake. Thanks for rekindling many memories Samba, your pictures tell the story of enjoyment with like minded travellers. Such beautiful pictures add a different dimension to the whole travelogue. Congratulations to you all for such a wonderful journey. In keeping with your tradition, attaching a picture of my Baahon at Chilipam Monastary near Rupa during my Tawang drive way back in 2016. It was one of a kind among all the monasteries that I have seen till now. Keep travelling and keep giving us travel goals, regards.
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