It had been four years since I last visited Norway, and the world saw some huge shifts after COVID. After a long seven-hour flight, I landed in Oslo at 7:20 am on the 14th of June. I had yet another flight to catch, this time a short one from Oslo to Bergen. I reached Gudvangen camp at 7:00 pm. There I met Aman, an Irish paddler who works in Northern Norway as a SUP guide. There was a new caravan, new equipment, and new faces. The expedition would start in two days.

This was the third and final expedition of SUP Norway 2019. This time, we faced challenges of incessant rains, chill weather, extreme winds, and choppy waters. As an expedition lead, your most important responsibility is to take the decisions - and I realized how that would make or break the expedition. Overall, a grand finale to the 2019 edition of SUP Norway!!!

It was mid-September of 2016, and I had just completed the World’s Highest Stand Up Paddle Boarding Attempt at Lake Tsoltak a few days...

In 2015, I flew from Delhi to Bhubaneswar, the capital of Odisha, is known for its architectural heritage, temples, and rapid urban development. After a brief refresh, my friend Susanta took me to the Annual Trade Fair organized by the Government of India. We went to Surfing Yogi’s, a surfing and Paddling school is situated in Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Reserve, where we had an expedition at River Nuanai. After the expedition we went to the historical monuments of Konark and Pu