Great monsoon locales that our filmmakers love

Having trouble viewing this email? View it in your browser SHARE Review a hotel Upload a photo Write a travelogue Add a driving route COMMUNITY Pang – Chang – Boom Pang – Chang – Boom, is no South Korean tourist exploring the mysterious land of Ladakh but it's the creative title of Alumnitrek's latest travelogue that talks about Pang-ong Tso, Chang-la and Gonster-boom temple. Read Leh-Manali bike trip Are you game for a biking trip this August? Join Paraag who hits the Leh-Manali Highway on a rented bike next month. Join Asking for advice on Travel Q&A Members when seeking travel advice from fellow travellers post questions, which are not clear, specific and detailed. Find out how to ask right questions to get useful, relevant and practical answers from members, who have been there. Read Sojourn in the clouds Do not go to Meghalaya with a plan for a hectic 'been there done that' kind of schedule crammed with plans for sightseeing, suggests Lanceman , who shares his travels to the abode of clouds. Read Vote for a new name OkTataByebye needs a new name and who better than you (our members) to suggest a new name or vote the one you like most. Here you go to have your say! Vote FOLLOW FORWARD TO A FRIEND Know Someone who'd love this information? Tell Friends Member Exculsive, July 2010 Monsoon locales that our filmmakers love Raavan, the latest movie may have a lackluster run at the Box Office but it was beautifully shot by Mani Ratnam and the waterfall shown in the movie was breathtaking. There are a number of such beautiful movie locations that really come alive during monsoons. Here are a few of them that you can plan to visit, and if not, at least catch them on DVD from the comforts of your home this rainy season. Athirapally Falls (Guru, Raavan) Chamba (Taal) Jog Falls (Kannada movie 'Mungare Male') Lonavala/Khandala (Khaki, Taal and many others) Munnar (Nishabd) Hogenakkal Falls (Asoka, Roja) Know your fellow traveller Name: Anand Amembal Display name on OkTataByebye: Dr. Anand Amembal Occupation: Doctor Age: 57 Uses OkTataByebye.com for: To find and share travel information about destinations, travelogues and travel photos. Can't travel without: My Family and my camera. More OkTataByebye Member meet-up The meet-up was on the cards for a long time and finally it happened in the last week of June. A small group of travellers took time out to visit our office braving the Delhi heat to discuss what we all love – travel. The discussion pretty much covered all of India and everyone had interesting anecdotes to share. Thank you all, will see you again and others who could not make it this time. Back to top To ensure that you receive our updates & offers, please add Newsletter@oktatabyebyemails.com to your contact list, address book or safe senders list. To unsubscribe please click here. Read our Privacy Policy. 2009 Oktatabyebye.com. All rights reserved. You have received this email as you are registered member of Oktatabyebye.com. Visit Oktatabyebye.com.