Travel gear

Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III

The power packed, 21 megapixel quality camera gives justice to the name Mark III. With increased ‘light gathering efficiency’ Cannon promises a high sensitivity and a high speed performance despite an increase in resolution. Built to provide a professional quality shoot that compliments the design, this camera stands out from the rest.

Sony Alpoha Nex-5

Size zero hits the cameras as well. With the latest Sony Alpha NEX-5 fitting into any pocket, one is surprisingly amazed at the clarity and quality of the pictures it has to offer. Equipped by the very impressive E-mount lenses introduced by Sony, customization of this camera is served on a silver platter. 

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH2

Touch your pictures!

Experience your pictures with the feel of a touch pad. With a variable frame rate movie mode, capturing the real life experience can be overwhelmingly beautiful through this camera.  The key components, including the sensor and the image processing engine, are totally refined to achieve even higher performance of the camera to render a stunning image with high resolution, graceful gradation and high sensitivity.

Relive the trail to Machu Picchu…

A hundred years ago, explorer Hiram Bingham III found a city lost in time. It was a hard and tough journey through the Andes Mountains of Peru but the city he discovered has today become the most popular tourist destination in South America: Machu Picchu.
Mark Adams, author of the acclaimed history Mr America, takes us along the same path which Bingham had once taken. An although the author has to sleep in a tent for the first time and travel with natives who are always chewing coca, he gives us a stunning view of what Machu Picchu was and what it is today along with the enchanting and mesmerising views of the ancient Inca capital Cusco to the ruins of Vitcos and Vilcabamba.
If not through Machu Picchu, this book might just inspire you to explore new trails along the journey that you wish to undertake...