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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…
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…
Again a last minute plan well executed by us ,me and my partner Dev .As a pillion on our Royal Enfield , I always enjoy the rides by my husband. Many times we had been asked that “Don’t you feel scared of travelling alone ? ” And we always say a big NO .Yes i do agree there is a chance when your engine fails that happened in this trip but you know where ?? The moment we reached back our parking space at Delhi ,the engine drained out all burnt engine oil ..Thank god ,that’s what we both shouted…
Let the rain kiss you. Let the rain beat upon your head with silver liquid drops. Let the rain sing you a lullaby. ~Langston Hughes~ It is said to be end of tourist season when monsoon arrives.To my belief Monsoon ride has its own charm,the best way to enjoy nature in its cleanest and purest form. Friday ,11th July 2014 we started around 7 AM from Indirapuram two hour behind our scheduled plan 😉
“The sight of this mansion creates sorrowing sighs and makes sun and moon shed tears from their eyes. In this world this edifice has been made to display, thereby, the Creator’s glory.” ~Shah Jahan ~ I still cherish that moment when i saw the first glimpse of the world’s greatest monument to love, The Taj Mahal.I was spellbound to see her beauty.A Gift from Human to the Earth in true sense. Built in the memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal by king shah-zahan, this white marble mausoleum is one of the universally recognized masterpieces of the world heritage.The mausoleum…
