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Note the image is taken in front of my Canberra house.
Saurav Banerjee wrote:usha manohar wrote:This place is called Karanjeshwara Kshetra, a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva situated on top of a hill called Karanji betta with a beautiful natural lake below the hill.It is situated on the outskirts of Mangalore and is really worth a visit while in Mangalore because of its natural beauty ..
Wow ! This place appears so serene, beautiful and divine all at the same time. When is the best time to visit ?
It is indeed very beautiful and there are smaller hills surrounding it where you can sit , have a picnic lunch and get lost watching the nature's bounty . There is also a tributary of Netravati river which is the life blood of our entire district flowing by the side of the road leading to this place..the best time to visit is after the heavy monsoons anytime after September ..
I visited Parvati Hills while in Pune, it is a very peaceful and wonderful place to visit especially in the morning for some good air, atmosphere and peaceful time. Unfortunately, I do not have any good pic from there.
Quite a few people come there in the morning for walking and jogging while climbing steps.
usha manohar wrote:This place is called Karanjeshwara Kshetra, a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva situated on top of a hill called Karanji betta with a beautiful natural lake below the hill.It is situated on the outskirts of Mangalore and is really worth a visit while in Mangalore because of its natural beauty ..
Karnatka have enough hill area.I think than only North and North east have hills area. It is beautiful place to visit. Karnatka have enough hill area than why it have shortage of water.
anil wrote:usha manohar wrote:This place is called Karanjeshwara Kshetra, a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva situated on top of a hill called Karanji betta with a beautiful natural lake below the hill.It is situated on the outskirts of Mangalore and is really worth a visit while in Mangalore because of its natural beauty ..
Karnatka have enough hill area.I think than only North and North east have hills area. It is beautiful place to visit. Karnatka have enough hill area than why it have shortage of water.
Water shortage is due to the mismanagement of the water resource available. The north Karnataka region always has severe water problem because of deficient rainfall . Not much has been done there by any of the leaders so far.
usha manohar wrote:anil wrote:usha manohar wrote:This place is called Karanjeshwara Kshetra, a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva situated on top of a hill called Karanji betta with a beautiful natural lake below the hill.It is situated on the outskirts of Mangalore and is really worth a visit while in Mangalore because of its natural beauty ..
Karnatka have enough hill area.I think than only North and North east have hills area. It is beautiful place to visit. Karnatka have enough hill area than why it have shortage of water.
Water shortage is due to the mismanagement of the water resource available. The north Karnataka region always has severe water problem because of deficient rainfall . Not much has been done there by any of the leaders so far.
It is also with Rajastahan West Rajasthan have water problem but north Rajasthan have not water problem. With efforts of government people of west Rajasthan are drinking water of The Himalya.
epraneeth77 wrote:I think polluting of water resources by dumping waste and thermal effluents from industries is also resulting in bad quality of water and depleting water bodies.
There no strict laws at all and hence these issues.
Yes you are right. Production of water is not in our hand but we can save water by keeping is pure. We are victim of bad quality water. We are depends on Punjab for water. But they are mixing effluents for industries and sewerage water of Punjab without treating it. Here water have little quantity of uranium. Many time green tribunal imposed penalty on Punjab but they have not serious about this problem. Some area of Punjab is also drinking this water.
@Usha beautiful church indeed
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Let me see if I have anything in the same category- This church is in Blue Mountains, Katoomba town of NSW, Australia where I walked about 30 km in a day.
Posted it here too https://o0.nz/i/R5bE
suni51 wrote:@Usha beautiful church indeed
Let me see if I have anything in the same category- This church is in Blue Mountains, Katoomba town of NSW, Australia where I walked about 30 km in a day.
Posted it here too https://o0.nz/i/R5bE
Yes the roads appear super clean and neat. Nice place for walking indeed !
Saurav Banerjee wrote:suni51 wrote:@Usha beautiful church indeed
Let me see if I have anything in the same category- This church is in Blue Mountains, Katoomba town of NSW, Australia where I walked about 30 km in a day.
Posted it here too https://o0.nz/i/R5bE
Yes the roads appear super clean and neat. Nice place for walking indeed !
Actually I did not walk here but drove to Katoomba falls through this road (White car in front of the church). I walked in the walking area at Katoomba Falls and used Sky Walk too (Rope-way)
Saurav Banerjee wrote:suni51 wrote:@Usha beautiful church indeed
Let me see if I have anything in the same category- This church is in Blue Mountains, Katoomba town of NSW, Australia where I walked about 30 km in a day.
Posted it here too https://o0.nz/i/R5bE
Yes the roads appear super clean and neat. Nice place for walking indeed !
This super clean road is beyond belief. Roads of Chandigarh are also neat and clean but not like it.
epraneeth77 wrote:I think polluting of water resources by dumping waste and thermal effluents from industries is also resulting in bad quality of water and depleting water bodies.
There no strict laws at all and hence these issues.
Bangalore city had several lakes which were clean and the water was used as an alternative during summer months when Kaveri basin dried up and there would be water scarcity. But mismanagement by the authorities and corruption led to almost all these lakes to be polluted to the extent , now they are all frothing and every now then there is widspread fire on the lake surface because of the chemical deposit. Our coalition govt like the previous Congress govt is only bothered about holding on to power .
suni51 wrote:Saurav Banerjee wrote:suni51 wrote:@Usha beautiful church indeed
Let me see if I have anything in the same category- This church is in Blue Mountains, Katoomba town of NSW, Australia where I walked about 30 km in a day.
Posted it here too https://o0.nz/i/R5bE
Yes the roads appear super clean and neat. Nice place for walking indeed !
Actually I did not walk here but drove to Katoomba falls through this road (White car in front of the church). I walked in the walking area at Katoomba Falls and used Sky Walk too (Rope-way)
That's great to know ! Can you share some pictures of the Katoomba Falls and the walking zone there ?
I took this photo while walking at the Great River Walk at Nepean River Penrith, NSW
I have posted it at https://o0.nz/i/sYu4 also in a bigger size
usha manohar wrote:I thought i would share this picture clicked by a friend , shows the miracle of nature .. The papaya tree is growing on their compound wall !
Whoa! It really is a miracle, I mean trees grow easily on compound walls like this but the weight of those papyas would be so much and yet it is hanging on there so nicely!
@suni51
