Being in the hum drum IT Sector, all of us, my husband, self and colleagues long for pleasant breaks from the routine. We planned a weekend trip to one of the largest waterfalls \u2013 the Barachuki & Gangachuki falls (Next in size to famous Jog Falls of Karnataka<\/a>).<\/p>\n Eighteen of us zoomed on ten motorbikes into the yonder of interiors of India. We were riding at nearly 70 – 90 km\/hour speeds. No wonder we reached the first halt at the maddur check post, 75 km midway in no time. That was the longest ride on a motorbike with my hubby. I was holding on to him, listening to songs on my iPod as he whizzed past at a speed, competing with the wind.<\/p>\n By 10 AM, we reached our destination. As we saw the gushing falls we could not resist anymore. Immediately, all of us changed into beach wear and took a plunge into icy cool waters. Soon all of us were playing like kids. The experience of staying under the waterfalls was indescribable. It was almost like a hundred people beating over our head. OH MY GOD, I can vouch that the kind of massage the falling waters provided was something that I have never experienced before.<\/p>\n At dusk, we reluctantly started to Bangalore.\u00a0This, I can vouch is an unforgettable experience in my life so far.<\/p>\n Note:<\/strong>\u00a0This moment was shared by\u00a0Mrs.\u00a0Reema Ramakrishna in Sterling Holidays OMG! Holiday Moments Contest on Facebook. Visit our Facebook fanpage: www.facebook.com\/sterlingholidays<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A Tryst with Spectacular Barachuki \u2013 Gangachuki Falls – Mrs. Reema Ramakrishna Being in the hum drum IT Sector, all of us, my husband, self and colleagues long for pleasant breaks from the routine. We planned a weekend trip to one of the largest waterfalls \u2013 the Barachuki & Gangachuki falls (Next in size to…<\/p>\n