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Category Archives: India
Weekly Photo Challenge: Masterpiece
Hutheesing Jain Temple This incredibly beautiful temple is a testimony to the craftsmanship of the local people of the Sonpura and Salat communities and their strive to preserve beauty for posterity. Built in 1848 by a merchant, Seth Hutheesing, who … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, postaday, Religion and Spirituality, Temple, weekly-photo-challenge
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Dholavira: Tryst with History
Enroute to Dholavira from Dasada in the Kutch region of Gujarat, we encountered a dry and arid landscape, showing signs of desert vegetation. Dholavira is situated on a ‘Bhet’ which is a high ground that remains dry when the neighbouring landscape is … Continue reading
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Tagged Dholavira, Gujarat, Harappa, India, Indus River, Indus Valley, Indus Valley Civilization, Rann Of Kutch, Salt flats, Social Sciences, Urban planning
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Curves
These curves created in the 14th Century AD by Sultan Ahmed Shah I was built in the center of the then newly built town of Ahmedabad where people gathered for their religious prayers and social milieu. Called the Jami Masjid, … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel
Tagged Ahmedabad, Architecture, Gujarat, History, India, postaday, weekly-photo-challenge
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A Queen among Stepwells—Rani-ki-Vav
A couple of stepwells visited, including Adalaj near Ahmedabad, India, and we thought what could be more beautiful than that. How can Rani-Ki-Vav be any more impressive to be on the tentative list of the UNESCO World Heritage Site? As … Continue reading
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Tagged Gujarat, India, Rani-Ki-Vav, Rann Of Kutch, Stepwell, UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Weekly Photo Challenge: The Sign Says
The Earth has been interpreted by man with lines and distances to understand its enormity. The geographical significance of such lines like the Equator or the Tropic of Cancer are enormous and such imaginary lines have been the building blocks … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, India, Travel
Tagged Arctic, Arctic Circle, Earth, England, Europe, Geography, Gujarat, India, London, New Zealand, Norway, postaday, weekly-photo-challenge
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Indian Wild Ass Sanctuary in Gujarat
Early December morning, with the rising sun glistening in our eyes, we set off on a Jeep Safari into the Little Rann of Kutchch to visit the Wild Ass Sanctuary. Going through Dasada and Patdi, we entered into the marshy … Continue reading
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Tagged birds, Gujarat, India, Indian Wild Ass Sanctuary, Rann Of Kutch, Santuary
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Breakfast with Hamish
At the crack of dawn when Bengaluru slept, we packed our bags for a weekend in the B R Hills. Our early departure meant a stop for breakfast on our way on NH209 or the Kanakpura Road. We chanced upon … Continue reading
Posted in India, Life and People
Tagged Bangalore, breakfast, culture, Hindi, India, inspiration, Kannada, language, morning
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