A Trip to Omkareshwar Jyotirling Day – 1
Me and my wife alongwith our two kids are the keen divotees of lord Shiva or in other words we have immense faith in…
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MURDESHWAR, SRINGERI TRIP-PART I
During the Diwali holidays of 2010, me and my wife planned on a trip to Mangalore and surrounding places in South Karnataka. We boarded…
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First Day – First Week of 2011, in DEHRADUN (Capital of of Dev Bhoomi) —-Part III
In continuation of Second part …….. Route 03 —— Asan Barrage – Dak Pathar – Tapkeshwar Temple – FRI Museum On this route we…
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Satara -Untouched among touched
SATARA (UNTOUCHED AMONG TOUCHED) If you are sitting in the office or at home and planning to visit some untouched place (Untouched from crowd)…
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First day – First week of 2011, in DEHRADUN (Capital of of Dev Bhoomi) Part – II
In continuation of first part …….. Route 02 – On this route we can see following places :- Shiv Temple – Deer Park –…
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Place to reveal ( Tiger Temple, Kanchanaburi)-Thailand
Well.. it was a last moment trip which i planned to go to Thailand and visit “Tiger Temple” I am not sure how many…
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First day – First week of 2011, in DEHRADUN (Capital of of Dev Bhoomi) — Part – I
Our first day of New Year began with the traveling to Dehradun. As Dehradun is our home town,most part of our vacations are spent…
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Trip to the land of Gods – Hemkund Sahib, Valley of Flowers, Badrinath and Mana Village….A Photolog
The final part of my series Trip to the land of Gods… I was going through my posts and i thought of creating a…
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Holy Day in Kolkata
D and I had gone to Kolkata in December 2010. During our stay there, we went on two trips – a one day trip…
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Trip to the land of Gods – Hemkund Sahib, Valley of Flowers, Badrinath and Mana Village….Part 3
Badrinath and Mana Village Day 6 – 6 Sep 2010 It was 7 am and i got up with the sound of the alarm…
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The Magnificent East
The paddy fields patchwork touched the horizon, bunch of coconut trees interrupting the flatness of the landscape, the entire yellow green expanse swathed in…
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Around Pune – Bhuleshwar, Narayanpur and Baneshwar
Legend says that it was done like this so that temple is not destroyed by invaders. However, the carvings inside are stupendous and comparable to one finds in Ajanta and Ellora but alas many of them are broken. There are depictions of scenes from Ramayan and Mahabharata on either side of temple like “Sita-haran”, “Bharat-Milap” etc.
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