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When Bangkok Surprises You

April 24, 2018April 24, 2018Posted in Food, Photography, Thailand, TravelTagged Amazing Thailand, Bangkok, Bangkok tourism, Blogger, Blogging, Chao Phraya River, Indian Blogger, Journey, Life, Passion, Phra Sumen Fort, Santichaiprakan Park, Summer, Thailand, Travel, Travel photographer, Travel Photography, Traveling, Vacation, Visit Thailand, Wordpress8 Comments

With a hot and humid weather, I had no option but to search for a place full of greenery. During my online search, Google suggested me a nearby place called Santichaiprakan Park, which is close to Khao San road.

The park impressed me after an overview and I decided to visit the place.

I approached a tul tuk guy and paid him 40 bhat.

Located on Phra Athit road, Santichaiprakan Park is full of greenery, though not big in terms of area.

One can fully explore the park in just 20 minutes.

The park, situated in the eastern part of Chao Phraya River, offers some scintillating views of the sunset.

And near the vicinity of the park one can find beautiful Phra Sumen Fort, which was constructed during the end of the 18th century to protect the city from foreign invasions.

While returning from this place I stumbled upon a cute coffee shop and had some nice warm coffee.

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Devanahalli’s Vibrant Venugopala Swamy Temple

December 15, 2017December 15, 2017Posted in India, Photography, TravelTagged Architecture, Canon750D, Discover India, Explore India, Incredible India, Indian Blogger, Indian Photographer, Indian Temples, Karnataka, Karnataka Tourism, Travel photographer, Travel Photography, Venugopala Swamy Temple1 Comment

There are too many temples be it ancient or modern in Karnataka. And One is bound to encounter with a temple in every nook and corner of a street in the state. These incredible temples entice me to explore more and more amazing structures in our country.

While driving on the Bellary road on NH – 7, me and my friend were unexpectedly stumbled upon an ancient temple. We had planned to explore Devanahalli Fort but we changed our mind due to hot sunny day. Instead, we visited Sri Venugopala Swamy temple, dedicated to a form of the Hindu God Vishnu.

Located in Devanahalli town, the temple is quite small but its ambiance is serene and vibrant.

The temple, built in the Dravidian style of architecture, is a protected monument under the Karnataka state division of the Archaeological Survey of India.

Apart from Venugopala temple, one can also find a number of other temples in the town. So do not limit yourself to this temple as this town houses a number of outstanding places of worship.