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Currylines
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Kabini Jungle Safari at Nagarahole National Park
Tiger Tiger burning bright In the sunny afternoon light (with due apologies to William Blake, with whose poem I am messing 😉) She glided out into the glade, from deep within the dense woods. I had come for her but … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic travel, Holidays, Jungle Lodge, Reviews, Safaris, Travel
Tagged beyondboundaries, budgettravel, currylines, domestictravel, kabini, karnatakatourism, rathnaprabhahomestay, safari, sarhadpaar, travelblogger
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RathnaPrabha Farm
The lone tree stands sentinel, its barren arms dramatically reaching out to the sky, as if frantically beseeching its avian guests to adorn its starkness. And as if unable to refuse the compelling plea, birds of several species obligingly descend … Continue reading
Hampi’s Feathers Resort
A remote location, a surreal sprawling landscape with boulder studded hillocks rising out of startlingly contrasting lush green fields, innumerable water bodies dotting the region … and tucked away amidst them all, this enchanting little hideaway called Hampi’s Feathers Resort, … Continue reading
Channapatna the Toy Land
Channapatna, our very own Toy Land Hurtling down the highway flanked by rows upon rows of shops sporting colorful wooden toys, briefly halting there to pick up a few of the objects that greatly tempt with their brightly colored presence … Continue reading
World Folklore Day at Janapada Loka – Ramanagara
Step back into the days of yore, Enter the world of rural folklore Throbbing drumbeats, high pitched melodies from quaint instruments and performers in vibrant costumes animatedly prancing around, creating a highly captivating festive atmosphere … this was the scene … Continue reading
Veerapuram Bird Sanctuary
Guttural squawks, groans and clattering sounds greet us as we drive into this tiny village. The perpetrators of these noises seem to be perched on the massive tamarind trees that tower over the clusters of little houses. As I look … Continue reading
Ayatana Coorg
The air is thick with the high pitched buzz of countless cicadas. The strident chorus dominates the atmosphere and reverberates through the forest. The crescendo is unwavering and it is as if every cicada is contributing its mite and might … Continue reading
Laila’s Farm
The windchimes tinkle incessantly, powered by the equally untiring breeze which blows from across the lake. This is a melody which is going to bestow on me a constant and pleasurable sensation for the next 2 days. The vast front … Continue reading
PK Ponnappa’s Court – Homestay
If you accuse me of advocating this homestay, I will say Guilty as charged! It’s charm is all there in Black and White, ensconced in liberal swathes of luxuriant green and I can prove it in Court! If you are … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic travel, Holidays, Home Stay, Hotels and Resorts, Pet Friendly Stay, Reviews, Travel
Tagged coffeeestate, coorg, currylines, domestictravel, homestay, karnatakatourism, pkponnappascourt, plantation, Travel
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Shettihalli Rosary Church, Hassan
There is something surreal about the skeletal and fragmented remains of the Shettihalli Rosary church. This 19th-century Gothic style church which is said to have been constructed in 1860 to be precise, was abandoned a 100 years later along with … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic travel, Heritage, Holidays, Reviews, Travel
Tagged currylines, hassan, heritage, history, ruins, shettihalli, shettihallirosarychurch
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