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In Maharashtra, if you trip and fall, you could find yourself at a fort. Sitting on the waters and jutting into the sea, the fortress walls of Sindhudurg make for a lovely walk. Reaching the edge facing the sea is the best, offering views of the boats on the sea and long coconut groves along the coast.
Sindhudurg fort
The view through a rifle point
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There is something soulful about sunsets. Doesn’t matter if it’s behind buildings or setting into the sea – it somehow never fails to calm. We were cheated of the latter with the sun disappearing into some clouds, but I didn’t mind.
Sunset at Malvan
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5 comments:
Hi Ms. N! Gorgeous!!
Have a Happy and Successful New Year!! Wish you all the best!!
Horus and Sobek wait for you at Kom Ombo… ;)
Enjoy!
Hi Trotter... happy new year to you too - will drop by to see Kom Ombo (though i have to first figure where that is!)
Beautiful Neeraja!.. I love the first pic :).
Really missing the Indian shoreline..something about the sea...it smells different in every country
@ Meena - thanks! i knwo the feeling of missing the beaches. used to be in a city where it was barely 10minutes away and a part of my daily routine (almost!!!)
India is such a wonderful place to travel the adventure tours, Historical monuments, safari tours, Himalayas tracking tours and many more thousands of visitors came across the world to travel India.
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