Varanasi, The Spiritual Capital Of India & The Land Of Salvation. It Is Believed To Be The Oldest Living

Varanasi, The Spiritual Capital Of India & The Land Of Salvation. It Is Believed To Be The Oldest Living
Varanasi, The Spiritual Capital Of India & The Land Of Salvation. It Is Believed To Be The Oldest Living
Varanasi, The Spiritual Capital Of India & The Land Of Salvation. It Is Believed To Be The Oldest Living
Varanasi, The Spiritual Capital Of India & The Land Of Salvation. It Is Believed To Be The Oldest Living
Varanasi, The Spiritual Capital Of India & The Land Of Salvation. It Is Believed To Be The Oldest Living
Varanasi, The Spiritual Capital Of India & The Land Of Salvation. It Is Believed To Be The Oldest Living
Varanasi, The Spiritual Capital Of India & The Land Of Salvation. It Is Believed To Be The Oldest Living
Varanasi, The Spiritual Capital Of India & The Land Of Salvation. It Is Believed To Be The Oldest Living

Varanasi, the spiritual capital of India & the land of salvation. It is believed to be the oldest living city in the world.

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4 years ago

At The Crossroads Of Life

Well, I somehow find myself standing at a crossroad every other day - indecisive & lost without the internet, roadmap; all alone in a strange land.

Many a times I feel like running back to where I started. Standing there all confused is not easy. It requires courage, determination, faith & lots of positivity to stay focused and move forward in a new direction.

But then that is way better than trudging along the same path year after year complaining & cribbing; for taking that new path or a sudden turn in our lives will teach us to explore, discover, experiment and reach new heights.

Afterall, the best view comes after the hardest climb. Agree?

See you soon ๐Ÿค—

4 years ago

Hyderabad's Spanish Mosque

The beautiful treasures of Hyderabad in India continue to amaze me till date. Visited this mosque last evening.

We were given a warm welcome by Aurangzeb & he shared some interesting facts about this place. But on reaching home, I found to my dismay that only a part of the conversation has been recorded....very unfortunate.

Now coming back to this beautiful structure, it is popularly known as the Spanish Mosque - truly an eye catcher with its intricate mouldings & gilded minarets.

The mosque inspired by Moorish architecture in Spain was commissioned by Paigah noble, Sir Vikar-Ul-Umra Iqbal-Ud-Dowla in 1906. I must mention here that Paigah is a family in the senior aristocracy of Hyderabad State who were associated with the ruling Nizam since its inception.

There is a prayer hall. It is interesting to note that the calligraphy on the walls is in Turkish instead of the usual Arabic. The pedestal for the priest along with a bookshelf resembles those of a church.

On one side of the Mosque lies the graves of the members of the Paigah family.

Considered to be one of the most beautiful & unusual mosques in India.

See you soon ๐Ÿค—


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2 years ago

The Smell Of The Village Soil

Ever ventured into the countryside away from the concrete jungle of the city & town, away from dust & pollution, away from competition & rat race?

If not, then you must visit the villages of India. India is a land with varied landscapes dotted with hills, rivers, seas & oceans, backwaters, sandy & salty deserts, fields & farmland and forests too. In fact there's so much to explore!!

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 The Smell Of The Village Soil

This is a village up in the hills & mountains of India.

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 The Smell Of The Village Soil

This village is in the heart of Thar desert/Great Indian Desert surrounded by sand where the only mode of transport is camel.

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 The Smell Of The Village Soil

This village is down south in the state of Kerala where such backwaters & houseboats are a common sight and coconut trees on either sides.

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 The Smell Of The Village Soil

This is a village in western India in the state of Goa where there is sea, farmland and some beautiful chapels & churches all over the place.

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 The Smell Of The Village Soil

Another gorgeous village of India. This one is located in the eastern part of the country where the staple diet of the locals is rice & fish, hence glimpses of paddy fields & fisherman.

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 The Smell Of The Village Soil

This is how an Indian village looks like - grandma sitting in the courtyard; smiling faces of children coz they are genuinely happy & not just posing for the camera; huts with pet animals roaming freely; muddy tracks with greenery all around.

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 The Smell Of The Village Soil

Also, you would be able to spot some very hardworking women; children & cattle venturing into the nearby forest and of course simple & meaningful activities like watching the sunrise, sunset or perhaps counting the birds flying by. Way better than those unstoppable video games played by our children most of the time.

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Welcome to a typical Indian village ๐Ÿค—

๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒธ

Wish you a fabulous weekend, my dear friends & see you soon ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿค—


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4 years ago

Rajasthan: The Wonderland Of India


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4 years ago
Street Food Experience In India
Street Food Experience In India
Street Food Experience In India
Street Food Experience In India
Street Food Experience In India
Street Food Experience In India
Street Food Experience In India
Street Food Experience In India
Street Food Experience In India
Street Food Experience In India

Street Food Experience In India

Food is a vital part of our travel experience.

So, next time when you are in India, try one or all of these street food - Rajkochori, Panipuri/Golgappe, Samosa, Tikki, Kachori, Bhelpuri, Cholae Bhature, Vada pav, Dahi bhalle, Chana jor. My mouth is already watering ๐Ÿ˜‹๐Ÿ˜‹

See you soon ๐Ÿค—


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3 years ago

THE TRAIN JOURNEY

Life's quite like a journey on a train - at each station or junction of our lives, we make new friends while some others leave us unnoticed.

The journey is throughout dotted with meetings, greetings, goodbyes & farewells.

Let us all travel together on this amazing Tumblr journey, my dear friends creating some very beautiful memories before we reach our respective destinations.

Happy journey & see you soon ๐Ÿค—


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4 years ago
I'll Spread My Wings
I'll Spread My Wings
I'll Spread My Wings
I'll Spread My Wings
I'll Spread My Wings
I'll Spread My Wings

I'll spread my wings

I'll learn how to fly

I'll do what it takes till I touch the sky!!

See you soon ๐Ÿค—


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3 years ago

CHAI KAHANI/THE STORY OF TEA

 CHAI KAHANI/THE STORY OF TEA

This is one such magical drink which will warm you up if you feel cold; cool you down if you feel warm; add to your happiness if you are happy; cheer you up if you are sad.

 CHAI KAHANI/THE STORY OF TEA

At A Tea Parlour in Hyderabad, India

You guessed it right - tea is just not a beverage; it is an emotion that rules every mood, house, office, canteen, occasion - be it a condolence meet; someone's marriage; kitty party; spicy gossip; breakup; proposal or a get together.

 CHAI KAHANI/THE STORY OF TEA

Mint Tea

 CHAI KAHANI/THE STORY OF TEA

Masala Chai/Spiced Tea with Samosa (Triangular Pastry)

Whatever be the tea we are consuming (spiced or mint tea), meetings do become warmer & conversations juicer. Agree?

 CHAI KAHANI/THE STORY OF TEA
 CHAI KAHANI/THE STORY OF TEA

So, till we meet again on Friday over a cup of tea from yet another destination, keep smiling & see you soon ๐Ÿค—


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4 years ago

The Queen's Bath, a popular royal heritage site at Hampi, Karnataka in India.

See you soon ๐Ÿค—


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