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In the Lap of Nature – Jim Corbett National Park
At last we reached Dhikala. It was a cluster of small buildings at the edge of the trees and beginning of a vast grassland which reminded me of some African hamlet deep inside the jungle. The buildings are very much in tune with its surroundings and have appeared to be from the late 19th century. However, it is protected by electric fence. The complex is situated high above the banks of Ramganga but one is not allowed to venture out into the river for fear of crocodiles and other animals.
The view from the complex was simply awesome; to one side is the forest, the expanse of grassland on the other and on the third side stood blue mountains in a coat of mist far beyond the river bank. The breeze that flows brings in the fresh smell of the forest. Sitting under a huge tree, soaking in nature’s beauty all around, one simply is transported to another world, far from the madding crowd and toxic fumes – a world without worries.
Hey Vrinda aka Kuhu, We were at Pula (Croatia) early this year and Venice was right across the sea. We deliberated a lot but then decided to keep Venice for a later day, with more time at hand.
When we do, I hope I remember all the tips. Thank you.
We would love to switch places! Please share some tips on Pula. Happy travels! :)