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My Tryst With Mountains Of Ladakh

January 20, 2019January 20, 2019Posted in India, Photography, TravelTagged Art, Backpacker, Beauty, Incredible India, India, Ladakh, Mountains, Nature, Outdoor Photography, Photography, Sky, Travel, Travel photographer, Travel Photography13 Comments

I set out on my journey for Ladakh with photography as my primary target. My five days trip took me to a couple of well-known places of Ladakh. I approached a number of travel agencies with a request to accommodate me with other travelers as I didn’t know how to ride a bike and for Ladakh you need one. I found that almost all the travelers had their own bikes and cars. Finally, one travel agency found a travelers group for me who were willing to take me in their group. Ladakh’s beauty lies in its dramatic mountains. With different shapes and colors, the mountains continue to fascinate visitors. I clicked hundreds of beautiful snaps with the help of my DSLR. But my heart still longs for the place and perhaps another trip is required to soak in the serenity of this enchanting place.

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Few Hours At Patan Durbar Square

November 28, 2018November 28, 2018Posted in Photography, TravelTagged Art, Asia, Backpacking, Blogger, Blogging, Culture, Heritage, Nepal, Passion, photographer, Photography, Solo Travel, Travel, Visit Nepal, Wordpress, World3 Comments

Kathmandu Valley’s famous Patan durbar square, which was severely damaged by the deadly earthquake in 2015, is a must see place if you are in the city of Lalitpur.
Located at the center of the city, the square is home to a number of beautiful temples and idols that are guaranteed to turn you into cultural lovers.
Some of the important temples are Krishna Mandir, Bhimsen Temple and Vishwanath Temple. Thanks to its stunning architecture, this place is frequented by tourists and locals alike. No wonder, it is one of the UNESCO world Heritage Sites along with two other darbars – Kathmandu Durbar Square and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. The whole area is filled with colorful cafes, numerous art galleries and guest houses. I spent few hours there, gazing aimlessly at the abundant beauty of the place.