Every place has a tale to tell and it teaches us a lot. I looked at my photography journal and went back to those places virtually. Beautiful pictures of beautiful places and people, I am glad that I captured them in my canon so that I can hold them with me forever. Here is what I realized.
Rajasthan taught me to have a king size big warm heart. It also taught me to fight for our rights, for justice.
Goa made me realize that it is okay to relax and take things slowly, life is not a race.
Himachal Pradesh taught me the value of nature and how refreshing a morning can be.
Haridwar (Uttrakhand) taught me to be spiritual and to believe in the divine, the Almighty.

Wagah border (Amritsar) made me realize what I always knew, that I am an Indian.
Rajasthan taught me to have a king size big warm heart. It also taught me to fight for our rights, for justice.
Rajasthan |
Goa made me realize that it is okay to relax and take things slowly, life is not a race.
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Goa |
Himachal Pradesh taught me the value of nature and how refreshing a morning can be.
Himachal Pradesh |
Haridwar (Uttrakhand) taught me to be spiritual and to believe in the divine, the Almighty.
Wagah border (Amritsar) made me realize what I always knew, that I am an Indian.

Himalayas taught me to hold my head high with pride.
Himalayas |
Nainital's lake taught me to be stable, yet deep in terms of knowledge.
Nainital |
Meanwhile, Delhi, my own city taught me all about history and cultures that exist together in this heart of the country, India, Incredible India
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Thanks Tanya. That's really sweet of you. and yes, Congratulations for the award. :)
DeleteThat is interesting, each place giving a message.
ReplyDeletethank you Indrani
DeleteVery Nice pictures..
ReplyDeleteThe Golden Temple in amritsar and Taj Mahal in agra and the forts/culture in Rajasthan are major attractions for International tourists in India.
Thanks for sharing!
indeed, thanks
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Thanks Aparna. I really appreciate that.
DeleteAll the pictures are refreshing! Nice write-up, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Renuka!
DeleteGreat idea for a post. Love the lessons you learnt through travel.
ReplyDeleteHey, nice pics too. :)
Thank you. traveling does teach one a lot.
DeleteIndeed, every place in India has a story to tell.
ReplyDeleteThat's the beauty :)
Deletethats a very sweet post and a real one indeed
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DeleteThis is a great compilation. Keep travelling and posting!
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