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#Maravanthe is the opposite of #BabaBudanGiri. It looks better in pictures than when you're actually there.

#Karnataka #nature #indiaclicks
#Maravanthe is the opposite of #BabaBudanGiri. It looks better in pictures than when you're actually there.

#Karnataka #nature #indiaclicks
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  • Alistair DsouzaYeah the drone pics capture the symmetry of the curves. I think you went more towards the parking end where the distance between the stones on the sides are more and the beach is straight. As you drive towards the center it looks prettier from ground level as the curves are more prominent
  • Neeru JainVery nice
  • Miguel Ángel Vázquez GómezFrom Gurgaon it looks quite nice
  • Ankit SinhaYou cannot become a Travel Influencer with that kind of honest assessments!
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This pair of Malabar Hornbills was way up in the trees, well hidden. And it was a cloudy morning. Hence I've had to do some post to bring out the details of the pics.

#birdsofindi
This pair of Malabar Hornbills was way up in the trees, well hidden. And it was a cloudy morning. Hence I've had to do some post to bring out the details of the pics.

#birdsofindia #birds #Dandeli #Goa #nature #naturephotography
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Phagun Dhakka, 🤍, Rudolph Carvalho, Tanushree Roy
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There is a bird sitting on top of that tree. It's been there for a long time. I wonder if it is fishing, or just contemplating life.

#caboderama #goa #tree #sea #bird #nature
There is a bird sitting on top of that tree. It's been there for a long time. I wonder if it is fishing, or just contemplating life.

#caboderama #goa #tree #sea #bird #nature
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  • jasica6690WoW send 😍 pic on @hello__adventure._
  • Millie KhannaIts just trying to get some alone time from you hoomans.
  • Sid MallickIt's taking photos of people standing on an old fort and wondering what are they doing out there!!!!
  • Ashima JainAbsolutely amazing
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milkyway_sunset, jasica6690, Suhaila Samsuri, Gaurav Choudhary, Gautam Ghai
Yamkeshwar, Uttarakhand, India
The came #rafting down the #Ganga #river, one after the other

#uttarakhandheaven #uttarakhand #travelphotography #travel #nature #incredibleindia #travel #adventure #sports #river
The came #rafting down the #Ganga #river, one after the other

#uttarakhandheaven #uttarakhand #travelphotography #travel #nature #incredibleindia #travel #adventure #sports #river
3 comments
  • Saikat DattaI think you have made your point. We know we are stuck in Gurgaon.
  • Hemant AdhikariSaurabh J- you seriously know more amazing places in my home state than I do. Building a to-do list with your posts
  • Aditya Amit GundhOk.. well I'm in rishikesh now.. and have a lazy day ahead.. howzzat?!
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Shailendra Arya, Sunali Sethi
On NH505 between Karchham and Nako:

M1: This road is so broken. How can it be a National Highway?

Me: There is construction work going on, so it is broken in places. But where th
On NH505 between Karchham and Nako:

M1: This road is so broken. How can it be a National Highway?

Me: There is construction work going on, so it is broken in places. But where the road work is complete, the tarmac is as smooth as the best road in the world. They even go around manually sweeping the roads every day, to remove the stones that have fallen from the mountains above.

People from all over the country have gathered to build this road for you. Engineers, military people, and poor labourers. All of them are slogging here in the most inhospitable conditions, covered in dust, with the sun beating down on them and the wind howling all around. Every time our vehicle passes, they stop their work and move to the side. One one side is a steep fall, on the other side rocks can fall down on them. The poor labourers must be working for a few hundred rupees a day, their poor children playing beside them with rocks. The children are unwashed, unkempt, sunburnt, and when the cars whizz past they throw up little sharp pieces of stone that hit them. Yet they are all working relentlessly.

M1: Ouch!

We can never have enough #gratitude and #respect for what #nature and #mankind give us. I try as much as possible to make my children be #thankful for all they have, and to be aware of their privilege. Sometimes that ends up in rants like these.
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