“Have you been to Sujatha Stupa” enquired the gentleman who was sitting and chatting at the entrance of Myanmar Monastery with 4 others including the security person. Their initial suspicion about the South Indian visitor have vanished and have changed … Continue reading A river has dried up but relax! It’s not due to climate change | Bodh Gaya, India
The prolific cosmos flowers dancing in the wind against the shades of brown and green at Nalanda, was a subtle treat for the eyes. Kudos to the Archeological Survey of India (ASI) for keeping this UNESCO World Heritage site green … Continue reading Cosmos flowers | Nalanda, Bihar, India
Bodh Gaya, the place where Gautama became Buddha, The Awakened One. Continue reading Bodh Gaya | Bihar, India
The numerous towers of Bayon temple have “faces”; Faces that have a subtle smile are strikingly similar to King Jayavarman VII himself. He was the first … Continue reading The Faces of Bayon | Angkor Wat, Cambodia
