Showing posts with label my photo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label my photo. Show all posts

Monday, January 21, 2008

Thursday, July 19, 2007

Humayun's Tomb


Though, I am in Delhi for almost 8 years, I had heard about Humayun's Tomb But didn't get chance to see it.
Last weekend, Just thought of checking it out. Humayun's Tomb was the first monument built in Persian architecture(even before Taj Mahal is built). Many people from Persia were invited to build this massive structures.
If you are really intrested in Mughal Architectures, then just check it out....!!

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Entrance Wall of Iza Khan tomb, Delhi. Its made of Red Sand and stones.

Tuesday, May 1, 2007

Found Nemo...!!


Few years back, when i visited the National Aquarium, Baltimore, MD. I was surprised to see the bunch of kids waiting in the Coral Reef shelf and waiting anxiously for something. Suddenly they shouted "Nemo Nemo Nemo", on seeing the fish with White and Red stripes. Since i didn't see the movie "The Finding Nemo", i don't know about this.
Nemo is Clown Fish which are found in Coral reef of Australia which is very shy creature. I was excited to see the Clown Fish is the aquarium in Delhi airport, It was gr8 to see marine reef (with sea anemone, star fish and reef) maintained in Delhi. Same thing is maintained in Bangalore also by the same concern. so just clicked the Nemo.

Sunday, April 22, 2007

Friday, April 6, 2007

Monkey Nest...!!


Have u ever seen Monkey's Nest ? Last week, I was waiting in Nizamuddin Railway Station to receive my wife, I got to see the interesting sight, Monkey's family sleeping together. I had seen several documentaries in Discovery and NatGeo channels, but none had shown about how monkey sleeps ?
I saw family of monkeys (2 adults and 2 kids) sleeping on Steel beams which supports the roof. It was so peculiar that two adults are hugging each other with its kids in between and whole family is sleeping.
Is it called "Monkey's Nest" ????????

Friday, March 9, 2007

Best click

One of the best pic, Royal Bengal Tiger in Ranthambhore National Park.

Any Guess...!!


Could any one guess what is there in this pic ?
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Recently, I went a temple in Thirumangalam (near madurai), I heard this is "Kalumaram" (i dunno what is its English translation). In olden days, when they have yearly once pooja in the temple, they used to give sacrifice the goat or chicken by piercing it from top edge (which is very sharp). This is considered to be regular ritual in olden days. but now a days, its not used and just standing as Antique.

Dusk from Sky


Sunday, February 4, 2007

Golden Fields


In winter, I really like to travel coz we don't feel tiredness(excluding frustrations caused by delays in Airport and Trains). Due to some commitments ;-) , I didn't travel much during the last year. many destinations are added in my list, hope to start it soon.

By the way, while travelling the country side, we could see the mustard fields which blossomed with its yellow flower every where (Delhi - Agra, Delhi - Jaipur, Delhi - Meerut highways). It looks like golden coating over the greenish fields which looks very fabulous. We can see in many bollywood songs(DDLJ).
This pic was clicked by me while going to sariska.

Wednesday, December 27, 2006

Remembering Sunrise..!!


Waking up in morning, that too in winter isssss really difficult. I tried to many times to wake up before sunrise. But always sun is faster than me ;-). So, I thought of remebering sunrise.

Dream House

Wish to live in house like this :-). This is pic of house in a village near Manali (Himachal), located inside woods, a stream flowing nearby. Typical house of pahadis (people living in Mountains).Walls built in combination of stone and wood, to keep warm in winter. Its roofing is done in sheets of Slate (a kind of metamorphic rock found commonly in New Fold mountains like Himalayas) rocks.

Different Faces for Life


Different faces, we meet in our day to day life with different masks.

"For men may come and men may go,
But I go on for ever. "

- Alfred Lord TennySon (The Brook)