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Soulful voice of Lucky Ali on my Ipod fills my body.Our bullet sound was breaking the silence of the Forest and we were driving our way to Masinagudi. It was perfect time of the day to enjoy the early sun with cold breeze as we started from Bangalore on our scheduled time around 5 am. Bangalore – Mysore- Bandipur-Masinagudi (265 km)
Finally after a year in Delhi , we got a chance to visit Kalibari at CR Park. The sanctum of the main temple has an idol of Goddess Ma Shyama, or Ma Kali, a form of Shakti built in the year of 1984. There are two more temple on both side of the main temple , Shiva temple and Radha-krishna temple.
As promised to the beautiful mountains we were sipping the morning tea at landing point tea-stall. I had been taken to a different world by mother nature. Lovely sight it was.Beyond all other trees the wheat plant crops bend’s to the wind’s desire dancing on a rhythm. I opted “wai wai” noodles for my breakfast beside them. It was very disappointing to hear from the shop owner that paragliding had been stopped for some days as a lady died while doing it in Manali. Oh Gosh! we were totally clueless what to do next. But still Dev had a hope…
Pahala, a village in the city outskirt is famous for its Rasagulla or you can say the villagers expertise in
Time to say Good-Bye to that Beautiful Village Garli, surrounded by looming mountains with a promise in heart to come again. Adventure bug has already bite us and we started our new journey towards Bir , India’s best place for para-gliding. Serene roads among the mountains made our ride even more enjoyable.we were not really strait-jacketed by schedule.We stopped at Jwala Mukhi Temple, one among the 52 Shakti Peethas. Sati’s tongue is believed to have fallen at Jwalamukhi and the goddess is manifest as tiny flames that burn a flawless blue through fissures in the age old rock.It is said…
I went for 3 week holidays to Bhubaneswar last month.And strangely i behave the most laziest girl as soon as i see my caring mom 😀 , enjoyed long pampered days with delicious food by her ..non-stop chatting over cuppa of tea.Yes !! you are right she too loves tea anytime in a day like me 🙂 This time we..me,mom and papa went “Dhauli Giri” to enjoy the beautiful sunset. It is world famous for the beautiful Shanti Stupa or peace pagoda .King Ashoka resorted to Buddhism soon after kalinga war and follow the path of peace.In repose he laid…
The camaraderie of Bishnoism is what impressed me a lot.The spirit of standing together with sacrifice attitude is rare in this selfish world for the love of nature and wildlife. With a beautiful memory in heart, we left Bishnoi Village on 2nd Jan,2015 and headed towards Jaipur around 10 am in the morning. Route : Bishnoi Village Camp and Resort-Bar-Dangiyawas-Ajmer-Jaipur (340 km) There are plenty of dhabas on highways offering lip-smacking veg food.So don’t worry about choosing any particular one, you will even find brother-hood in their names like “Ram Dhaba”..”Sri Ram Dhaba” etc 😉 On our way we entered…
Rajasthan Bishnoi Village in Jodhpur is a place where one can experience the real Rajasthan culture with delicious food. The
I behave sometimes Lazy..Believe me,there are many trips that i want to share here.But … This travel story is all about one of the cleanest town in Uttrakhand. Simply you won’t hesitate to even lay down on it’s road to relax. This tiny cantonment town in Pauri Garhwal district is beautifully maintained .You are right where i learnt Garhwali Chicken that i had shared before. After i shifted to Delhi, this was our first bullet trip in North-India.We both were super excited to explore the hill stations that been always praised in photographs by many. 23rd May 2014, again with…
Haridwar or Ganga-dwar is one of the holiest places for Hindus where thousand of pilgrims come and take bath in the sacred water of Ganges. When i saw the beauty of Ganga at Devprayag ,i was simply spellbound.The clean water and the purity of water that one can feel when you drink it ..!! But sadly its no more clean at Haridwar Ghats.Yes , you are there to take bath in the sacred water but it doesn’t mean to make the water pollute by washing clothes etc etc..Sprinkle few drops instead of doing a full body spa and do right…
