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In the topmost video clip, I can be seen walking at Kumbhalgarh Fort along with my husband while in the bottom most video clip, our wonderful guide can be seen talking to my husband, explaining about the glorious history of this place.
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* The wall at Kumbhalgarh Fort stretches over 36 kilometers, second only to Great Wall of China.
* This Fort was built by Rana Kumbha, a ruler of the Mewar region in the North Western State of Rajasthan, India.
* The wall has never been breached.
* It served as a refuge for the rulers of Mewar.
* There are 360 temples in that area.
* The Fort has seven gates.
* The Fort is surrounded by a Wildlife Sanctuary.
* A spectacular light & sound show is held every evening in the complex depicting the history of the place.
* It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013.
Source: Times Of India
The Ivory White Marble Mausoleum
Located in The City of Agra in Uttar Pradesh, India
On The Banks of River Yamuna
Built in the 17th Century
By the Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan
In memory of his favourite wife, Mumtaz Mahal
A UNESCO World Heritage Site
Also One of the Seven Wonders of the World
The Timeless Beauty
Switching from shower to bucket could be a step towards saving water.
Would love to hear the different ways to save water in our daily lives.
See you soon π€
Gorgeous beaches; finger licking seafood; dotted with temples & churches; covered with a carpet of greenery; known for its festivals, carnivals and the hospitality of the locals - all this & much more can be found in Goa, the smallest State of India which lies on the southwestern coast of this country.
Goa was a Portuguese colony for centuries, from about 1510 until 1961 bringing along Portuguese influence, Christianity & European culture to this state. The official language here is Konkani.
This video clip shows Kharvi dance being performed by the fishing community of Goa. The fishermen are overjoyed after a good catch at the sea. Hence they are celebrating with their families. Enjoy π
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THE ENCHANTING MANGANIAR
This lovely singer here is following our camel cart just as we are entering into the Thar Desert, Rajasthan in India. He is a Manganiar/Singer from Rajasthan.
In fact the Manganiars are a Muslim community who belong to the Thar desert. They are trained in singing and playing instruments from a very young age. The folk songs sung by them are passed down from generation to generation.
As of now, we are enjoying this performance thoroughly.
See you soon π€
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 π€
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.
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.
Mint 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?
So, till we meet again on Friday over a cup of tea from yet another destination, keep smiling & see you soon π€
The 'Arc de Triomphe' of the East or the heartbeat of Hyderabad city in India is the CHARMINAR or four minarets, a monument as well as a mosque built in the year 1591 AD by the fifth ruler of the Qutb Shahi dynasty, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah to commemorate the end of a deadly plague.
The iconic structure lies on the banks of Musi river and is surrounded by chaotic markets or bazaars comprising of shops/ carts/stalls selling dresses including wedding outfits; Hyderabadi cuisine; jewellery which includes pearls & famous bangles; perfume; footwear etc etc
It is hugely popular for its intricate architecture. Also, this place is beautifully decorated for celebration of festivals like Eid-ul-adha & Eid al-Fitr.
Spent a beautiful evening at Charminar last Sunday. I participated in the 'Sunday Funday' programme out there.
There was music, food stalls, laser & magic shows, stilt walkers, sapling distribution among many other events.
It was such a refreshing evening; enjoyed my evening stroll too.....things sadly end, but memories last forever, agree?
See you soon π€
My Sincerest gratitude for the gifts of nature ππποΈποΈποΈπ³π²π΄
Pause in & breathe in and then witness the thousand miracles out there.
Time spent in nature is never wasted.
Let's slow down & enjoy the simple pleasures of life.
The connection here is definitely better than the Wifi.
Agree?
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Spice up your life!!!
See you soon π€
But keep moving;
your eyes might be tired,
your feet sore,
your bones hurting,
but dear,Β
your eyes are as bright as
the melting sun.Β
Our love is big. Bigger and brighter than a whole room with a bunch of fireflies. It irradiates life and ourselves collide to be one. How beautiful, how sweet, how tender it is to share all i am with a soul like yours. β she wrote and sealed it with a kiss.
Solo travel has gained immense popularity in recent years, offering individuals a chance to explore the world, discover new cultures, and embark on self-discovery journeys. For solo female travelers, safety is often a top priority when choosing a destination. In this article, we will explore five of the safest countries for solo female travelers, where welcoming locals (check couchsurfing), low crime rates, and female-friendly amenities create an environment of comfort and exploration.
Nestled amidst stunning landscapes, Iceland is renowned for its otherworldly beauty and safety. This island nation boasts remarkably low crime rates, making it an ideal destination for solo female travelers. The capital city, Reykjavik, is known for its walkable streets, friendly locals, and a vibrant cultural scene. The famous Blue Lagoon, the mesmerizing Northern Lights, and a strong emphasis on gender equality contribute to Iceland's reputation as a safe and inviting travel haven.
Norway consistently ranks high on safety indexes, making it an attractive choice for women traveling alone. The country's efficient public transportation system and well-maintained cities enhance the travel experience. The stunning fjords, vibrant cities like Oslo and Bergen, and the opportunity to witness the midnight sun during summer months make Norway a captivating destination for solo female explorers.
Switzerland's reputation for precision and orderliness extends to its safety-conscious culture. The Swiss cities are known for their cleanliness and punctuality, ensuring a hassle-free experience for solo travelers. The Swiss Alps provide a picturesque backdrop for adventures like hiking and skiing, while cities like Zurich and Geneva offer a blend of history, culture, and modernity.
Austria's charming cities and serene countryside landscapes create an inviting atmosphere for solo female travelers. The country's efficient public transportation makes navigation easy, and the prevalence of English speakers adds to the convenience. Vienna's rich history and classical music heritage, as well as the fairytale-like town of Salzburg, provide diverse experiences for those exploring Austria alone.
Denmark, often lauded for its exceptional quality of life, is also a great choice for solo female travelers. The capital, Copenhagen, is known for its bicycle-friendly streets, efficient public transport, and overall safety. Denmark's focus on gender equality and progressive values contributes to a sense of security and inclusivity for all travelers.