Prof. Vishwambhar Prasad Sati

The Uttarakhand Himalaya is bestowed with numerous highland and valley sacred locals where numerous fairs and festivals are celebrated. It is a land of gods, goddesses, folk deities, fairies,and witches. It has three cultural realms –…
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Uttarakhand, a sacred place, is an abode of Gods, Goddesses, and folk deities. It is a land of highland and valley pilgrimages, holy rivers, Shaktipeethas, and Jyotirlingas. It has Panch Badri, Panch Kedar, and Panch Prayag, which are…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has completed almost a year with immense impact on all walks of life – health, income and economy, education, and human mobility. During the initial days of complete lockdown, the informal sector labours returned to…
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Mizoram, a tiny state, located in northeast India, is also known as the eastern extension of the Himalayas. It is called the land of rolling hills, the land of highlanders, and the nightingale of India. Mizoram has spectacular landscape –…
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Karnprayag to Bageshwar is one of the important cultural realms of both Garhwal and Kumaon Himalayas. The journey for this natural-cultural realm begins from Karnprayag (773 m), a town situated on the confluence of two rivers – the…
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It was the last day of the last month of 2019. I along with my family – daughter and wife – started travelling to Chakrata from Dehradun. Dehradun (652 m) is a city situated in the beautiful fertile valley, between the Ganga River in the…
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I along with my colleague trekked to Madhyamaheshwar (3220 m), a highland pilgrimage, located in Rudraprayag District, Uttarakhand. A trek goes to Madhyamaheshwar from Kalimath (1260 m), the abode of Goddess Kali (a female folk deity). It…
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