Author: Abhishek Prahladka

I spotted a sea eagle who was busy in hunting. It was exciting to see a bird’s life in mid-sea where her battle was for her survival. This kind of struggle is very painful for human beings for sure and I guess it must have been same for the bird also. She was catching fish…

He complimented me by saying that I am the first Indian he had seen who is on a backpacker trip. This was something which was new to me as I used to think that most Indians are prone to backpacker tours but the compliments which I received was giving it a new angle. I shared…

The rocks of the island have their own unique shape, single rock was standing amidst water as a pillar, two huge rock walls can be seen hugging each other but that’s not all. This place is believed to be home of ancient civilization as sculptures can be seen on the walls of rocks and on…

Since it was low tide, water was not enough for our big size boat to anchor near the island, so alternative was present too. They had the arrangement of small size boats which was capable of loading 20 passengers at least and those boats were assigned task of loading passengers from big boat and unloading…

We were told that “Sea is all yours and you all are free to do whatever you want to do”. So, I took a life jacket and dived into water to relax on calm water. It was a bright sunny day so the calm and cool water was a soothing for the body. Another adventure…

The cave ended in a shallow water where it was difficult to drive boat, so we stepped down and started walking. This place was like a hidden island where there were monkeys walking by in search of food.  This place was wonder of nature in many senses, as in mid-sea there was hidden island where…

From the start of journey, I was looking to get my photo clicked from the front of the ship which was at the lower deck of the ship.  While moving from one destination to another, I got this chance when one of the crew member stood there and as he looked back I waived my…

After sailing for another 15 minutes, we reached to the Viking caves formation where natives live, it was in mid-sea and very far from main land and still it was surprising to see that people live in caves made of stalagmites. They also grow some local items which were expensive and rare in nature. We…

The beauty of nature’s formations cannot be explained in words, it can only be felt, when you watch them standing firm in mid-sea since ages. They are believed to have been formed due to volcanic explosions beneath sea and earthquakes. They are indeed symbols of destruction but the destruction of nature has its own beauty….

The name of the place is pronounced as Phanga Bay but it is written as Phang-Nga bay. At first I found very difficult to pronounce and I used to pronounce it as Phan-n-g-a-bay which was definitely an insult of that place. But after hearing the name time and again, I managed to pronounce it correctly….