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At times it s lovely to just take off from the city routine to get to know oneself better. Drive down to Bowral, just 90 minutes from Sydney to transport yourself into a weekend of relaxation with quaint stores to browse, museums to enrich and gorgeous highland landscapes to take the pressure out. This is what Bowral, Southern Highlands, NSW offered us this weekend.
Does that wind on the face, chugging of the train, changing colours of the endless paddy fields and swaying palm trees inspire you?
Then,head over to our blog (mildlyindian) to read our latest travel diary on Nilambur via the Shornur- Nilambur railway line.
Surrounded by 8000 hectares of Teak forest, Nilambur offers one of the most picturesque train rides that you can have travelling in Kerala. Check out the details of the places you in Nilambur and more details through this post.
Best mode of in is the railways. It is one if the 4th largest networks in the world and connects a large bit of India. Though being on time is not a network feature, it ferries the population providing for a safe and fair transport system. The sound of the train and the wind on our face is what we grew up with.
Here is a glimpse of the travel route Shornur to Nilambur.
Take a walk along the cobblestone path with bookstores, good coffee, art and all things creative at Church Street, Bengaluru.
Take a walk along the cobblestone path with bookstores, good coffee, art and all things creative at Church Street, Bengaluru.
Vadakumnathan temple
Dating back probably 1600 or more years, this beautiful huge temple is a unique site in the kiddle of a busy town. Worshipping lord Shiva and numerous other deity, the temple has unique rituals and traditions.
If you are travelling to Thrissur, take a look at this beautifully designed temple space.
Check out our post on thrissur to plan your travel.
https://mildlyindian.com/thrissur-kerala-travel-cultural-nature/
Not often do we go into the city. For now some souvenir shopping calling.
Location:paddys market, hay market.
Travel is back. If you are heading to bengaluru this time, there is a place you need to see. Astronomically significant, but lost among the growing cityscapes is gavipuram temple. Here is more to read on this unique cave temple and the hillock around it, that was used a long time ago for calculating the calender.
https://mildlyindian.com/gavipuram-cave-temple-bengaluru-india/
The rock-cut cave temple of Gavipuram, Bengaluru are as old as 6th century. read its unique lighting features as you discover the hidden treasures of this old city.
Cool brain page gets activated every holiday season. This time, we explored space. Space tourism and commercial space travel to be specific.
Blog post:
https://mildlyindian.com/commerical-travel-space-tourism/
Inspired by the future vision focus, , I guess every younger person re imagines travel in a different way.
Here is Coolbrain working through this thought. The blogpost is new on the blog -Mildlyindian.
Take a peek and checkout the post.
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Kiama blow hole The natural sea blowhole with that giant woosh as the water enters and the spray of fountain after is the beauty of Kiama blow hole. #travelnsw #onaroadtrip
Best mode of #travel in #India is the railways. It is one if the 4th largest networks in the world and connects a large bit of India. Though being on time is not a network feature, it ferries the population providing for a safe and fair transport system. The sound of the train and the wind on our face is what we grew up with. Here is a glimpse of the travel route Shornur to Nilambur. #traintraveller #IndianRailways
Vadakumnathan temple Dating back probably 1600 or more years, this beautiful huge temple is a unique site in the kiddle of a busy town. Worshipping lord Shiva and numerous other deity, the temple has unique rituals and traditions. If you are travelling to Thrissur, take a look at this beautifully designed temple space. Check out our post on thrissur to plan your travel. https://mildlyindian.com/thrissur-kerala-travel-cultural-nature/
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