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I spent the last few weeks in Dharamkot, about 20 minutes upward from Mcleodganj, the adopted home of the revered mutton momo. Dharamkot is full of digital nomads and spiritual junkies who say things like ‘cosmic interdimensional navel therapy’ with a straight face. It was a solo trip (minus the few days that buddy @anuyeah dropped in for) which meant that I extroverted like I have never extroverted before. It’s the kind of place where you end up having long convos with random travelers at cafes. I look forward to doing the same in Bombay, just to see people’s horrified looks as they run screaming into traffic. So if you’re thinking of coming to Dharamkot, don’t. Because right now it’s the perfect balance of idyllic and active, and you mofos will ruin it like you did Kasol. Anyway, swipe to the end for food and stay reccos.

I spent the last few weeks in Dharamkot, about 20 minutes upward from Mcleodganj, the adopted home of the revered mutton momo. Dharamkot is full of digital nomads and spiritual junkies who say things like ‘cosmic interdimensional navel therapy’ with a straight face. It was a solo trip (minus the few days that buddy @anuyeah dropped in for) which meant that I extroverted like I have never extroverted before. It’s the kind of place where you end up having long convos with random travelers at cafes. I look forward to doing the same in Bombay, just to see people’s horrified looks as they run screaming into traffic. So if you’re thinking of coming to Dharamkot, don’t. Because right now it’s the perfect balance of idyllic and active, and you mofos will ruin it like you did Kasol. Anyway, swipe to the end for food and stay reccos.

I spent the last few weeks in Dharamkot, about 20 minutes upward from Mcleodganj, the adopted home of the revered mutton momo. Dharamkot is full of digital nomads and spiritual junkies who say things like ‘cosmic interdimensional navel therapy’ with a straight face. It was a solo trip (minus the few days that buddy @anuyeah dropped in for) which meant that I extroverted like I have never extroverted before. It’s the kind of place where you end up having long convos with random travelers at cafes. I look forward to doing the same in Bombay, just to see people’s horrified looks as they run screaming into traffic. So if you’re thinking of coming to Dharamkot, don’t. Because right now it’s the perfect balance of idyllic and active, and you mofos will ruin it like you did Kasol. Anyway, swipe to the end for food and stay reccos.

I spent the last few weeks in Dharamkot, about 20 minutes upward from Mcleodganj, the adopted home of the revered mutton momo. Dharamkot is full of digital nomads and spiritual junkies who say things like ‘cosmic interdimensional navel therapy’ with a straight face. It was a solo trip (minus the few days that buddy @anuyeah dropped in for) which meant that I extroverted like I have never extroverted before. It’s the kind of place where you end up having long convos with random travelers at cafes. I look forward to doing the same in Bombay, just to see people’s horrified looks as they run screaming into traffic. So if you’re thinking of coming to Dharamkot, don’t. Because right now it’s the perfect balance of idyllic and active, and you mofos will ruin it like you did Kasol. Anyway, swipe to the end for food and stay reccos.

I spent the last few weeks in Dharamkot, about 20 minutes upward from Mcleodganj, the adopted home of the revered mutton momo. Dharamkot is full of digital nomads and spiritual junkies who say things like ‘cosmic interdimensional navel therapy’ with a straight face. It was a solo trip (minus the few days that buddy @anuyeah dropped in for) which meant that I extroverted like I have never extroverted before. It’s the kind of place where you end up having long convos with random travelers at cafes. I look forward to doing the same in Bombay, just to see people’s horrified looks as they run screaming into traffic. So if you’re thinking of coming to Dharamkot, don’t. Because right now it’s the perfect balance of idyllic and active, and you mofos will ruin it like you did Kasol. Anyway, swipe to the end for food and stay reccos.

I spent the last few weeks in Dharamkot, about 20 minutes upward from Mcleodganj, the adopted home of the revered mutton momo. Dharamkot is full of digital nomads and spiritual junkies who say things like ‘cosmic interdimensional navel therapy’ with a straight face. It was a solo trip (minus the few days that buddy @anuyeah dropped in for) which meant that I extroverted like I have never extroverted before. It’s the kind of place where you end up having long convos with random travelers at cafes. I look forward to doing the same in Bombay, just to see people’s horrified looks as they run screaming into traffic. So if you’re thinking of coming to Dharamkot, don’t. Because right now it’s the perfect balance of idyllic and active, and you mofos will ruin it like you did Kasol. Anyway, swipe to the end for food and stay reccos.

I spent the last few weeks in Dharamkot, about 20 minutes upward from Mcleodganj, the adopted home of the revered mutton momo. Dharamkot is full of digital nomads and spiritual junkies who say things like ‘cosmic interdimensional navel therapy’ with a straight face. It was a solo trip (minus the few days that buddy @anuyeah dropped in for) which meant that I extroverted like I have never extroverted before. It’s the kind of place where you end up having long convos with random travelers at cafes. I look forward to doing the same in Bombay, just to see people’s horrified looks as they run screaming into traffic. So if you’re thinking of coming to Dharamkot, don’t. Because right now it’s the perfect balance of idyllic and active, and you mofos will ruin it like you did Kasol. Anyway, swipe to the end for food and stay reccos.

I spent the last few weeks in Dharamkot, about 20 minutes upward from Mcleodganj, the adopted home of the revered mutton momo. Dharamkot is full of digital nomads and spiritual junkies who say things like ‘cosmic interdimensional navel therapy’ with a straight face. It was a solo trip (minus the few days that buddy @anuyeah dropped in for) which meant that I extroverted like I have never extroverted before. It’s the kind of place where you end up having long convos with random travelers at cafes. I look forward to doing the same in Bombay, just to see people’s horrified looks as they run screaming into traffic. So if you’re thinking of coming to Dharamkot, don’t. Because right now it’s the perfect balance of idyllic and active, and you mofos will ruin it like you did Kasol. Anyway, swipe to the end for food and stay reccos.

I spent the last few weeks in Dharamkot, about 20 minutes upward from Mcleodganj, the adopted home of the revered mutton momo. Dharamkot is full of digital nomads and spiritual junkies who say things like ‘cosmic interdimensional navel therapy’ with a straight face. It was a solo trip (minus the few days that buddy @anuyeah dropped in for) which meant that I extroverted like I have never extroverted before. It’s the kind of place where you end up having long convos with random travelers at cafes. I look forward to doing the same in Bombay, just to see people’s horrified looks as they run screaming into traffic. So if you’re thinking of coming to Dharamkot, don’t. Because right now it’s the perfect balance of idyllic and active, and you mofos will ruin it like you did Kasol. Anyway, swipe to the end for food and stay reccos.

I spent the last few weeks in Dharamkot, about 20 minutes upward from Mcleodganj, the adopted home of the revered mutton momo. Dharamkot is full of digital nomads and spiritual junkies who say things like ‘cosmic interdimensional navel therapy’ with a straight face. It was a solo trip (minus the few days that buddy @anuyeah dropped in for) which meant that I extroverted like I have never extroverted before. It’s the kind of place where you end up having long convos with random travelers at cafes. I look forward to doing the same in Bombay, just to see people’s horrified looks as they run screaming into traffic. So if you’re thinking of coming to Dharamkot, don’t. Because right now it’s the perfect balance of idyllic and active, and you mofos will ruin it like you did Kasol. Anyway, swipe to the end for food and stay reccos.

Today is the 79th anniversary of the D-Day landings. Take a moment to think about the brave soldiers who died so that one day kids could relive the horror while eating chips and claiming carnal relations with your mom.

“Bewafa nikli hai tu” – both the Imran Khans, probably.