Places I Visit

More than sixty water streams flow into Lake Tahoe, and Ecowater Falls is one of them. We hiked to see the water falling and streaming towards the lake. As we got closer to the fall, the sound of the water … Read More

We heard and read about the beauty of the Emerald Bay at Lake Tahoe. The first glimpse while driving up on the west side of the lake captured our attention right away. We stopped by on the roadside as soon … Read More

We saw groves of yellow trees, highlighting the Lake Tahoe mountain landscapes. We learned the yellow trees are quaking aspen or trembling aspen. While driving on the west side of the lake, we saw thick groves of aspen trees in … Read More

We stopped by the Tallac Historic Site as we started the day on the 21st of October. There is a walkway with access to the Lake Tahoe. The water was quiet, with gentle ripples touching the shore and creating soothing … Read More

We drove from Reno to Lake Tahoe through Virginia and Carson cities. As we stopped to get first glimpses of Lake Tahoe from a higher elevation on the east, the vastness of the lake and gentle ripples on the surface … Read More

We landed at Reno, planning to start for Lake Tahoe the next day. We enjoyed our evening. There is a river going through the downtown. The juxtaposition of the buildings and trees in the landscape on both sides expresses the … Read More

We reached Laguna Beach around 3 pm. It was a sunny day with a crisp and clear sky. There was a calmness to the water waves as we saw them from a slight elevation. From looking at the distance, everyone … Read More

It was a crisp morning with blue skies. The water reflected the sun’s rays like a large mirror covered the surface. There were giant ripples on the water, and they crashed to the beach, creating breathtaking white colors.

The waves crashed Newport Beach with a force I hadn’t seen in Southern California. I am in awe of the powers of the rowdy Pacific Ocean and Mother Nature. Sun rays sprinkled on water in one area even if the … Read More

I love the opportunity to visit Khetiwadi. It is always fun connecting with the time as I grew up there. This time, the roads flowing through green all around the campus inspired me to put it together on the blog.