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Vibrant Penang – Part 1

February 20, 2020May 5, 2021Posted in Malaysia, Photography, TravelTagged Asia, Culture, George Town, Google India, Graffiti, Malaysia, Penang, Street Art, Street Photography, Travel photographer, Travel Photography, Truly Asia, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Visit Malaysia4 Comments

Penang Island’s George Town is probably the most vibrant city of Malayisa. A trip to Malaysia is incomplete without a visit to George Town. This capital city is home to hundreds of cute cafes, bars and restaurants. Famous for its unique street food, George Town has been inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And this is where you will find a lot of graffiti and murals, which lure thousands of travelers to this city. And to be honest, I explored the city randomly. Beer and street food made the trip memorable. Have you been to this part of Malaysia ?

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Maharashtra’s Impressive Elephanta Caves

October 19, 2017October 19, 2017Posted in India, Photography, TravelTagged Arabian Sea, Archaeological Survey Of India, Blogger, Blogging, Canon 750D, Elephanta Caves, Incredible India, Indian Architectures, Indian Blogger, Maharashtra, Maharashtra Tourism, UNESCO, UNESCO World Heritage Site3 Comments

My search for an attractive tourist destination in Mumbai ended when a friend of mine suggested me to visit Maharashtra’s famous Elephanta Caves – a UNESCO World Heritage site, which draws thousands of tourists everyday.

Surrounded by thick forest and Arabian Sea, the caves are divided in two parts – an array five caves and two Buddhist caves.

Perched on Elephanta Island, the collection of rock art is believed to be built during the mid-fifth to sixth centuries AD. According to Archaeological Survey Of India, a number of dynasties, including Chalukyas of Badami and Yadavas of Deogiri had their control over this majestic place.

Among all the caves, Cave 1 turned out to be impressive. The main cave includes Andhakasuravada murti, Nataraja; Kalyanasundara murti and Gangadhara murti.
In my opinion, the Elephanta Caves is a must place to visit for those who admire ancient art and architectures.

Exploring the entire place takes almost 1 and ½ hours. Elephanta Caves is just 10 kilometer away from the famous Gateway of India. The boat services for this place start at around 9am.

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Mumbai’s Iconic Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus

April 3, 2017April 3, 2017Posted in India, TravelTagged Architecture, Beauty, Blogging, Classic, Design, Indian Blog, Indian Monuments, Indian Traveler, Monument, Mumbai, Mumbai Tourism, Photography, Travel, Travel photographer, Travel Photography, Travelling, UNESCO World Heritage Site, WordpressLeave a comment

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus or CST – formerly Victoria Terminus is one of the country’s oldest Victorian-Italianate-Gothic style architectural buildings.