The story is a personal account by the Author-the first British Climber to make it to the summit of Mt. Everest twice, who unfortunately was also a first-hand witness to the tragedy that took place on the fateful night of May in 1996. A Day to Die For actually reveals the various incidents and unaccounted events that took place before the mishap.

A magnificent blend of travelogue and spiritual learning, the book follows the author on his journey to Mount Kailash through the Himalayan ranges. The author describes the snow covered peaks and high-desert landscapes and the lessons he learned from the holy men during his journey...

A famous legend about a Tibetan Lama, known to be a learned mystic, holds that he led 300 followers to a hidden land of Immortality in order to ‘open the way’ approximately in the 12th century. A Step away from Paradise is the story of the author who set out in search of survivors of that visionary expedition to the same land, now known as Beyul.

The book based on the author's visits to Kumaun gives an account of summits, unknown passes and remote valleys. The author takes us through transformation of Kumaun from an ancient civilization to a tourist destination.

This is an account of the first ever ski traverse from the Karakoram Pass to the Lipu Lekh Pass, a 2000-kilometre real life epic across 20 high mountain passes in the coldest winter in last two decades. The author recounts the suffering, the tragedies and the humour and self-sacrifice of his companions.