Wallpaper of the Month

Each month 60kph will select an outstanding wallpaper; one that stands out in various aspects such as Photography, Location and Style. The wallpaper would be from the most recent rides done by the club members.

August 2005
	Drang-Drung Glacier Location: Zanskar, Ladakh Drang-Drung is said to be the largest glacier in Ladakh, outside the Siachen formation. One of the main tributaries of the Zanskar river, the Stod or Doda river, is created from this glacier. Photographer: Dipesh Shah Date: July 2005 800x600 | 1024x768
July 2005
	Athirappilly Waterfalls Location: Idduki district, Kerala Athirappilly falls, enroute Munnar, offer an arresting sight. The fury and beauty of the waterfalls is best during the monsoon when it attains a phenomenal 400 meters width and falls 80 mtrs deep down on the rocks. Photographer: Sanjeev Sharma Date: July 2005 800x600 | 1024x768
June 2005
	Sunset at Nagin Lake Location: Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir Srinagar's distinctive feature is the great body of water, the Dal Lake, which forms its focal point. Leading from the Dal is the smaller Nagin Lake. Here too, the waters are edged by trees of willow and poplar whose reflection is mirrored in the lake. Photographer: Dipesh Shah Date: July 2005 800x600 | 1024x768
May 2005
	Rangdum, Suru Valley Location: Rangdum, Ladakh Rangdum is an elliptical expanded plateau surrounded by colourful hills on the one side and glacier encrusted rocky mountains on the other. It is the most isolated part of the Suru Valley. Situated 130 kms South-east of Kargil, it falls midway between Kargil and Padum. Due to its remoteness, the area's wild beauty is almost haunting, while its isolation is near perfect even as the unpaved Zanskar road traverses its length. Photographer: Paraj Shukla Date: October 2004 800x600 | 1024x768
April 2005
	Chitrakoot WaterFalls Location: Bastar, Chhattisgarh Chitrakote waterfalls lie in the midst of Kanger Valley National Park (Bastar district). This horse-shoe shaped fall is 40 km from Jagdalpur. It is the biggest in the country. Situated at the mid-point of the Indravati river, the drop of the Chitrakote waterfalls is about 100 ft, with the water flow reaching a staggering volume of over 1,845 cu metres per second during the monsoons. It constanty has a rainbow hovering over it. The falls are illuminated at night as well. Photographer: Ajay Sharma Date: March 2005 800x600 | 1024x768
March 2005
	Trekking on the Green Route Location: Yedakumeri, Karnataka Yedakumeri (also Edakumeri), a station on the railway track known as "Green Route" from Sakalesh Pura to the Subramanya Road station. This stretch of the track with length about 52+ kms has around 50+ tunnels and bridges with length upto 0.5 km and height upto few hundred meters, runs though dense green forest. Photographer: Freya Date: March 2005 800x600 | 1024x768
February 2005
	Little Rann Of Kutch Location: Little Rann of Kutch, Gujarat Spanning 4,950 sq Kms. Little Rann of Kutch is flat, featureless and brown. It is one vast expanse of dry, cracking mud, which makes it a biker's paradise as one can ride just about anywhere. Photographer: Gaurav Jani Date: January 2005 800x600 | 1024x768
January 2005
	Hulivesha (Tiger dance) Location: Mangalore, Karnataka Hulivesha is a unique form of folk dance in Dakshina Kannada. Since the tiger is considered as the favoured carrier of Goddess Sharada, the deity in whose honour Dussehra is celebrated, this dance is performed during the Dussehra festival. Photographer: Sanjeev Sharma Date: October 2004 800x600 | 1024x768

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