Safarkarma

15/10/2023

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My day 4,5 and 6 was spent while travelling to bihar and then attending a traditional wedding, this vlog contains the first part of it. i hope you enjoy the ...

06/10/2023

day 3 of India tour

SUMMARY :On my third day of the journey, I'm en route from Bhopal to Haryana, embarking on a 16-hour-long adventure filled with emotions. As the day unfolds,...

04/10/2023

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SUMMARY :This is the second day of my journey, and I arrived at Kubreshwar Dhaam based on my mother's recommendation. She encouraged me to commence my journe...

01/10/2023

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SUMMARY : DAY 01Today, I embarked on my 108-day unplanned journey around India to explore diverse lives, cultures, traditions, and stories from various regi...

14/05/2023

The streets of Kashi and its Color’s.

18/03/2023

ब्रज की होली ।

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09/03/2023

ब्रज की होली l

I recently celebrated the colourful festival of Holi with the people of Vrindavan and these are some faces I captured with my sony alpha camera with a kit lense of 16-50mm.

Do give your precious time and check these 10 images and do support if you like my work 💛. Hare Krishna 🙏

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02/03/2023

Welcome to Desi Amazon forest

Complete location travel film on YouTube, link in bio !!

HOW TO REACH :
The Kundalika Valley is located in the Raigad district of Maharashtra, India, and is easily accessible by road, rail, and air. Here are the different ways to reach the Kundalika Valley:

By Road:
The Kundalika Valley is well-connected by roads to major cities like Mumbai, Pune, and Kolhapur. One can drive down to the valley or take a bus from Mumbai or Pune to reach the valley.

By Rail:
The nearest railway stations to the Kundalika Valley are Kolad and Roha. Both these stations are well-connected to major cities in Maharashtra and other parts of the country. From the railway station, one can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach the Kundalika Valley.

By Air:
The nearest airport to the Kundalika Valley is the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai, which is around 120 km away. From the airport, one can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach the valley.

Once you reach the Kundalika Valley, you can hire a local taxi or take a bus to reach the adventure sports destination, which is located near the river.

BEST TIME TO VISIT : July to September (monsoon)

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24/02/2023

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30/01/2023

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09/01/2023

Happy new year and Thank you everyone for your support. Gratitude is all I have towards each and everyone of you.

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30/11/2022

श्री Kदारनाथ धॉम 🙏

Storyline : One among the holiest pilgrim centres in northern India, Kedarnath, located in the state of Uttarakhand amongst the scenic locales of the Gharwal region, offers an unruffled ambiance with its snowy peaks, alpine forests and colourful rhodendrons.Renowned for the ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, the Kedarnath pilgrimage offers the joy of a devout centre and the sizzles of an idyllic tourist spot. A serene place that is closely associated with the mighty Pandavas, upholds a beautiful legend of its own. It says that in order to evade from the Pandavas, Lord Shiva made himself hidden in the form of a bull here at Kedarnath, and when noticed by the Pandavas, the lord drudge himself in to the earth leaving the hump on the surface.

This hump is the shivling of Kedarnath and the temple holds significant value as it’s one among the 4 dhaam, also one among 12 jyotirling’s and moreover it’s one among the 5 Kedars (panch kedars).

Personal experience : first time when I visited Kedarnath was in first week of November 2021 and after completing 12 jyotirling’s, I again visited Kedarnath in October 2022 this year and it was a complete different experience with intense snowfall and some scenic views which can not be described in words as it was a feeling hard to express.

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26/11/2022

ROCK⭐️ | Neeti Mohan

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06/09/2022

Amarnath yatra part 3 youtube vlog is uploaded : https://youtu.be/4X1BAdi7iec

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