Ownership Review of Pulsar 180 as a Long Distance Touring Motorcycle after 8 years.

I have bought my Pulsar 180 on September 2012 mainly for the first Grand Motorcycle Tour of my life. I bought it for as it was a great package and Value for money. It has a good mileage of 45-50 Kmpl in highway so it's light on pocket. The engine power is decent enough to climb hills effortlessly with a pillion and two backpack. You can cruise in highway for the whole day at 80-90 kmph effortlessly. The motorcycle is comfortable for a tall person like me. I have done 8-9 long days trips in my motorcycle without a breakdown till date by the grace of God. In case of a breakdown you can find spare parts in all small towns throughout the country. 

Tata Nano Ownership Review after 6 Years.

I bought my Tata Nano LX on February 2014. It was my first car which I bought from my hard earned money. I bought the top model Tata Nano car which was available at that time. It had AC, Power Windows, Central Locking and Music System which made me choose it over Maruti 800 which was the hotseller at that time. 

Positive Points of Tata Nano.

Firstly I really like the commanding seat height of the Tata Nano it gives me great confidence. 

Secondly the Tata Nano is very small so you don't need to worry about parking. You can turn it in small space.

Thirdly the Tata Nano has a amazing mileage of 25 Km/Liter so it is light on pocket.

Fourthly The Air Conditioner of Tata Nano LX is so powerful that it takes no time in cooling.

Fifthly the normal yearly service cost of Tata Nano is less than ₹1200. 

Cons:

Firstly the Tata Nano was labelled and Marketing was done as World Cheepest Car in the World and frankly every Tata fan don't like this tag.

Secondly the Tata Nano is a city Car, it not pleasent to ride in Hi Speed Highway or Expressway as the car has very less top speed. 

I really love my Tata Nano and hope to keep it for my lifetime. I have never had a breakdown and with it never happens. I really hope that the Tata Nano Brand comes back to production with updates for common man like us. 

Restarting to write blogs.

Hello everyone, after a long time I am restarting to write my blog post. If anyone of you still reads my blogs do comment on the reply button. It inspires me to write my blogs. I know in the world of vloging only few reads blogs but it's enough. 

Do give me suggestions to improve.

Guwahati | Shillong | Kaziranga | Motorcycle Trip 2018

A roadtrip to Guwahati and Shillong via Kaziranga and Sivasagar from Duliajan by Bikers Of Assam Touring Club on May 2018.

Charaideo Trip 2018 | Pyramids of Assam | Caraideo Maidam

Dillighat of Namrup - A famous picnic spot of Upper Assam.

 Dillighat of Namrup - A famous picnic spot of Upper Assam.

The Dilihghat in Namrup is a famous picnic spot in Upper Assam. Namrup is a small town situated close to the foothills of the great Patkai Mountain Range(Purvanchal Range connecting to Myanmar) in the extreme southeastern part of Assam, India.

The river Dilih or Disang flows through it. During the winter and mostly during the New Year's Day Dilihghat becomes a busy picnic spot. Clean water, river-bed rocks, green canopy of forests and tea gardens are the major attractions of Dilihghat.

Dilighat is situated on the banks of river dilhi or disang (a tributary of mighty Luit or Brahmaputra) in Namrup and Borhat (a place adjoining to Namrup in Sivasagar District).

I have visited Namrup many times. For few years it was like my second home. Recently I visited Namrup on 21st January 2018 on my way to Lakwa in Sivasagar District through the Dhodar Ali.

By Madhurjya Protim Rajkonwar, Duliajan.

 

 

Joypore Rainforest Festival 2017

Joypore Rainforest Festival 2017

The Joypore Rainforest Festival was held at Joypore, Naharkatia at Dibrugarh District of Assam on 30th and 31 of December 2017. 

A glimpse of Joypore Rainforest Festival 2017

The Joypore Rainforest is situated in Dibrugarh and Tinsukia district of Upper Assam and spread across an area of 108 sq. kms and it is also one of the unexplored forests of the region. 

Rainforests have often been called as the “Jewels of the Earth” and the “World’s Largest Pharmacy” as over one quarter of natural medicines have been discovered there. Rainforests are also responsible for 28% of the world’s oxygen turnover and also are a home to a plethora of rare and endangered species of flora and fauna. Jeypore Rainforest is one such blessing to the state of Assam

The festival will focus on Wildlife Tourism and Preservation, Adventure Sports, Music & Art and Food & Culture. 

We Visited Joypore Rainforest Festival on 31 December 2017 with my mom and cousins. It was a very well organized event. There were lots of stalls where various commodities are sold such as traditional dresses, jewellery, books, handicrafts and traditional food items. We witnessed Boat Rides, Hot Air Ballooning, ATV Rides, Paint balling, Para motoring among Adventure sports . Some traditional dance troops and music concerts were also performed. 

By - Madhurjya Protim Rajkonwar, Duliajan.