Indian Roadie

In a diverse country like India, road travel is the ideal way to rejuvenate the mind, health and thought process. Indian Roadie is an ode, a celebration to our romantic country, India. Indian Roadie is for all car, bike and road travel enthusiasts. There's a lot to learn from every km of Indian roads. Indian Roadie is an initiative by Marketingpundit.com (the virtual space identity of Deep Banerjee).

Wednesday, 11 April 2018

Munnar, Kerala - City Maps

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Starting with Munnar in Kerala, we will now have an exhaustive series of City Maps pan-India for the benefit of all Indian Roadie followers....
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Monday, 9 April 2018

Sample ‘Tulip Chart’ for dummies interested in TSD Car Rally (Set 1)

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Sample ‘Tulip Chart’ (Set 1) for dummies interested in TSD (Time Speed Distance) Car Rally. This rally for women was held in Kolkata on 201...
Thursday, 5 April 2018

A mighty fall on 2018-04-05 has left me in immense pain. Too bad for me

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At around 2.15pm on 2018-04-05 Thursday, I (Deep Banerjee, Founder - IndianRoadie)  suffered a mighty fall after skidding on th...
Monday, 2 April 2018

Driving to Alleppey in Kerala is rejuvenation for mind and body

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A true IndianRoadie doesn't need to be convinced by anybody that driving to Kerala, India is a big rejuvenation for the mind and body...

Drive to Varkala Beach, Kerala

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Kallambalam is a town on NH66 from where one has to exit the National Highway and drive a little more than 12 kms to reach Varkala Beach....

Drive to Srikhola and Rimbik in the Himalayas, Darjeeling district, West Bengal

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Srikhola is a small picturesque village located about 87 Km from Darjeeling town. It takes about 4-5 hours of driving on winding roads ...
Friday, 23 March 2018

Varkala Beach (in photos) and route to Trivandrum, Alappuzha

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Varkala Beach in Kerala is famous for Vipasyana (meditation) and North cliff side is best for that. Kallambalam is a town on NH66 from...
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