About

About Me

I introduce myself as a devoted bird-watcher, nature and wildlife lover, adventure and travel enthusiast who loves to explore new cultures and places. I feel deeply inspired by the serenity and calmness of the Himalayas more than anything else.

I often wander to popular as well as offbeat travel-destinations. Although, India will always be the first choice but I would love to rove in the unknown and unheard of lands abroad. Currently, I divide my time between managing my professional life and roaming in the jungles. As a volunteer, I am also a member of a trust dedicated to conserve wildlife.

Why this weblog?

Sitting alone in a café on the Cart Road to Shimla and deliberating about the prospects of travel writing; bNomadic was born out of intent as well as interest. Here, I passionately present and share my travels in an unbiased visually researched format. Within about two years, bNomadic has become a part of my routine from just a hobby.

The intent of the reportage and analysis is to help the travel enthusiasts in planning their trip to the mentioned places and provide them with a sort of virtual tour. Apart from general heritage, geography, foods or activities, you would find a crazy amount of the Himalayas on this blog. I am particularly inclined towards motivating my readers to travel and experience more of the Himalayas than any other region in particular. I feel that the hidden valleys and remote corners of the Himalayas need a digital as well as visual expression for it to be made more accessible.

I believe in and follow the age-old wisdom of gathering knowledge and gaining experience by way of travelling. I look forward to the day when administrative boundaries or formalities for travellers would cease to exist.

bNomadic is the repertoire of my select travels and experiences I wish to share with people outside of my blood family. I hope to motivate you to make an effort to step out of your comfort zone and feel the nature, wildlife as well as the continually evolving cultures.

Move around. Be nomadic.

Connect with bNomadic

Twitter: @gobNomadic
Facebook: bNomadic
Instagram: @gobnomadic

Get in touch

If you have any queries/ or suggestions, please leave a comment. I will be happy to listen and pleased to help. I can also be reached at ssdhull(at)gmail(dot)com

117 Comments on “About”

  2. Simply awesome. Have never seen such variety of birds.Magical lens bro!!

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  6. Came across your site by chance – lucky me! I absolutely love your photographs; we are avid travellers (different kind) and so I in particular enjoy and appreciate your photos of parts of India I know for sure I sadly will never see. Living now here in beautiful Kerala in the south I concentrate on this part. (If you care, check out http://anyone4curryandotherthings.com – especially my 3-part article on Kovalam!) I follow you now, since I do not wish to miss any of your beautiful photos and articles. Thank you- Carina 🙂

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    • Thanks Carina for stopping by! Also for showering my blog with appreciation and encouragement. Nice connecting with you. Hope you’d find the content useful too. Looking forward to a mutually rewarding experience.

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  7. Very well presented blog Satyender..and loved all your photos….
    And big thanks for adding me on flickr..
    Keep in touch..Cheers.
    narender

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    • Thanks Narender bhai for taking time out to visit my page and showering it with appreciation as well. It is my pleasure to have connected with you. Look forward to remaining in touch and learning from your experiences. Hope you’d want to visit again.

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  8. In love with your pics, writing and the detailed description…Makes me feel as if I am experiencing it…Your lens are magical, Makes me want to become nomadic and join you 😀 😀

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    • Thanks Deepti for showering my blog with appreciation and praises. You are most welcome to join me in anytime. Thanks for the encouragement. Hope you’d want to visit again. 😉

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    • Thanks Vibha for dropping by. Hope you’d find the contents useful and informative too. Look forward to learning from your experiences/ blog. 🙂

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  12. ‘routine-political affairs of my father’s constituency’! Well…you are living quite some life buddy 🙂 Where are you based?

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  16. Hey! I have nominated YOU for a Liebster Award! Check out my latest blog for the details, and I’ve set you ten questions to answer! LOVE your blog!
    /http://maverickbird.com/2014/06/13/liebster-award-nomination

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      • Yes sure, I will do. I would like translate in italian language some yr articles and put them on my blog obviously with the reference to your blog. Do you think it is possible?

  18. So beautiful photography and amazing website,I really enjoy reading your posts.I wish you all the best…

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  20. Heya Thanks for visiting Keep Picturing and for like. Your visit gave me an opportunity to explore your wonderful nomadic blog. Nice to meet you. Keep Travelling…:)

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  22. I’m inspire from your regular travel update & I read your nice content on a daily basis which would be help to me in my next trip if I visit somewhere. Keep it up………..

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  23. Hi! I have nominated you for an award given by fellow bloggers – the Liebster award.
    Here is the link – http://pixelvoyages.wordpress.com/2014/09/09/an-anniversary-and-an-award/
    If you accept it, this is what you have to do- http://wordingwell.com/the-liebster-award-the-official-rules-my-first-blog-award-and-a-few-personal-secrets-revealed/
    And this is how you can display the award on your sidebar -http://dawnyhosking.wordpress.com/2013/10/10/adding-a-widget-to-wordpress-sidebar/comment-page-1/#comment-2679
    Happy blogging!

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    • Thanks for stopping by my blog admin and for showering it by appreciation. Hope you’d want to visit again. 🙂

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  31. No wonder, blogging is one of the way to reach out to the unknown world. What more can satisfy a traveler to share his spellbound experiences. Keep travelling and keep us informed! 🙂

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    • Thank you admin for dropping by my blog. Blogging is indeed very addictive. Look forward to remain in touch. Keep visiting.

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  32. Hello there,

    Thank you so much for visiting my blog and following it 🙂

    Himachal is my dream destination and I had read loads of travel stories about places in HP, but yet to set my foot there.

    I really feel great to find your blog which is quite inviting indeed…

    Let me follow your adventures…

    Have a great time 🙂

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    • Thanks Sree. I am glad you liked my blog. Please follow/ share bNomadic. Starting with Western Himalaya, I plan to post about other Himalayan regions as well.

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  33. Your header picture was enough for me to follow your blog. I am sure to find great travel stories once I start exploring your blog further!

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    • Thanks for dropping by my blog admin. That’s Panch Chuli panorama clicked by my partner in crime Sarabjit. Keep visiting bNomadic for more travel stories. 🙂

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  34. Hi
    Thanks for the likes on my page
    Diane and I love birds and you list birding as your first interest so that rocks. We also want to visit INdia and would love to vivit Bhutan. Love your story and love your blog; I will follow and enjoy and I hope you follow our journey also
    Cheers
    Rob and Diane

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    • Thanks rodi for stopping by my blog. You may also like to visit my Flickr album on birds and wildlife (on the sidebar of my blog page). Please let us know when you visit India. Now following your adventures. Keep visiting bNomadic. 🙂

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    • Thanks admin for showering bNomadic with appreciation. Hope you’d like the content as well. Keep visiting for more. 🙂

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  36. Good initiative, Nice photography. I used to be a vagabond myself. Let me know when you get tired of being a searching… 🙂 till then cheers to Mother Nature

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  37. Loving the blog and the pictures are beautiful. Thanks for liking one of my blog posts. Looking forward to following your blog 🙂

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  38. Hello Satyender

    Let me thank you for visiting and liking our blog. It is always encouraging to meet travel enthusiasts like you. I hope we stay connected for more common exchange.

    Allow me to propose Bhaderwah as next destination on your list 🙂 Visit our blog for more details. I would like to share some details through mail, with your permission.

    Thank you!

    Wish you happy travel times ahead.

    Best Regards
    Purnima

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    • Thanks Purnima for dropping by my blog and showering it with appreciation. I can be reached at ssdhull@gmail.com and available 24×7 for the common cause, Travel (or wildlife). I look forward to remain in touch. Keep visiting bNomadic 🙂
      Regards,

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  39. The pleasure is all mine. The blog is quite interesting.

    It’s great that you have some idea about the beauty of place Bhaderwah. What I can do is suggest some trek tours which you might be interested in. I shall get in touch on your e-mail id.

    Thanks again!

    Best wishes, Purnima 🙂

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  40. Loved your blog, the way you have described the various photos and the little underlying stories that you have put along!! I was curious, what camera gear are you using?
    You liked my posts, thanks for the appreciation. Do visit often and check the other posts too, I hope you wont be disappointed! 🙂

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    • Thanks for stopping by my blog. I use the basic Nikon kit. Look fwd to remain in touch and learn from your experiences. Now following. Keep visiting bNomadic for more 🙂

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  42. Thanks so much for the like on my travel blog. It gives me the chance to explore yours. Looks like you have some great stuff here.

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  44. Fantastic pictures, really. I was amazed of the main pic I saw of the snow-clad hills. Very nice 🙂

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  45. Thank you for liking my blog post. I am pleased to have found your blog, especially the books that you recommend. As a fellow reader, I will surely get hold of them.
    Keep up the good work!

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  46. Thank you so much for stopping by my blog and liking my post “Indian Coffee with US Dollar” Glad to read your travel posts…they’re unique indeed! 🙂

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    • Thanks admin for dropping by the blog. Keep visiting bNomadic for more such stories and photographs.

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  48. Fabulous photography…it would be great to have some tips on photography from you in some of your posts.😊😊

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    • Hey thanks really. Thanks for dropping by the blog. Sure we have that in the pipeline. Watch this space 🙂 Keep visiting bNomadic!

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