Your favourite travel destination

jabeen wrote:

usha manohar wrote:

jabeen wrote:

When I was in Rajasthan, my works took me to different villages. I enjoyed those experiences of chatting with the villagers and enjoying their hospitality. It was so peaceful and carefree life. Would love to visit that place again in future.

Rather than the exotic locations, it is the unpretentious smaller villages and towns that leave a lasting impression on us ..

That's true. Enjoying the company of unpretentious people can be very blissful. 

@ Anil, I ve many fond memories of Rajasthan ,about the people, food, culture etc. I think its a beautiful place

Yes no doubt Rajasthan is beautiful place. This state have all type loaction, desert, mountains and plains. Here language change after every 100KM.

It is image of wonderful house, must be watch it

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anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

My favorite travel destination is a place where ancient Temples  are present, so that they enable me to sketch and Draw. their Temple Architectural beauty. I visited many places in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka including AP

Rajasthan is best one for you. Here you will find panting of all types in havelies and places. 

Definitely, I will visit Rajasthan very soon.

I have spent seven years in Rajasthan during my engineering degree days and have pleasant memories of the sand dunes and food and warmth of its people. I too would love to visit Rajasthan again.

I think most of the Indian answer will be outside the country because we all get into fantasy world when we speak about abroad.

vijay wrote:

I have spent seven years in Rajasthan during my engineering degree days and have pleasant memories of the sand dunes and food and warmth of its people. I too would love to visit Rajasthan again.

You are really lucky. For me, right now, I have a few projects of designing a Children's Book for a local school. Once they are completed, I will definitely visit Rajasthan and sketch the most important views.

of all the places that I have seen in India and abroad, my favorite one is Hampi, Karnataka. An archaeological site which leaves you breathless and with goose bumps. For us who grew up listening to Raja Krishnadev Roy's story and his wise Tenaliram, the place is a must visit. Everything around the place gives a goose bump, especially the monolithic carvings.

@ Rambabu, you will get enough here to inspire you to sketch.

And if you visit the place, do not forget to visit "Mango Tree", a multi-cuisine restaurant under a mango tree. The place has beautiful natural ambiance and lovely food. It is a very famous one in Hampi.

Arunima Singh wrote:

of all the places that I have seen in India and abroad, my favorite one is Hampi, Karnataka. An archaeological site which leaves you breathless and with goose bumps. For us who grew up listening to Raja Krishnadev Roy's story and his wise Tenaliram, the place is a must visit. Everything around the place gives a goose bump, especially the monolithic carvings.

@ Rambabu, you will get enough here to inspire you to sketch.

And if you visit the place, do not forget to visit "Mango Tree", a multi-cuisine restaurant under a mango tree. The place has beautiful natural ambiance and lovely food. It is a very famous one in Hampi.

Thank you Arunima. Earlier I had done sketching on Hampi. It was done seeing from Picture Books. Now, I will get the things from the real Hampi.

vijay wrote:

I have spent seven years in Rajasthan during my engineering degree days and have pleasant memories of the sand dunes and food and warmth of its people. I too would love to visit Rajasthan again.

I spent only two years but I always remember those years with pleasure. Unfortunately I didn't get any opportunities to see the sand dunes, which I have always associated with Rajasthan

One of my favorite travel destination is the butterfly garden where there are so many butterflies. Those butterflies sit on your face and hands. You can see them collecting nectar from the flowers. It is a very wonderful and colorful scenario to look at. I love it so much. 

Where is  this Butterfly Garden ? Of course it is a wonderful experience. Please tell me where this Butterfly garden is located.

Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad, there is a butterfly garden among other visiting places in Ramoji film city.

There are other great places in Ramoji Film City like a garden of birds, film making sets and dramas. It is very wonderful.

Vishakha Purohit wrote:

Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad, there is a butterfly garden among other visiting places in Ramoji film city.

Oh,,, it's not far away. Ramoji is a great Business Tycoon. Thank you for the info. Soon I will visit Ramoji Film city.

View of colorful Rajasthan,

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Switzerland is a beautiful place to visit, but I feel it is too hyped by Bollywood. Paris is really beautiful. Eiffel tower gives a goose bumps. But for me the epitome of natural beauty and mystery is Grand canyon in Arizona

The natural beauty of Kashmir is unbeatable but today is suffering from fear.

India has many beautiful spots, the whole of Himalayan belt and the many beaches we have are comparable to any of the popular destinations across the world.But due to the lack of facilities and infra structure these places dont get the publicity nor exposure that is due to them..

I remember my trip to Mount Abu in Rajasthan as a teenager. It was a memorable trip with Nature's beauty. I really long to go back to the place once again with my husband and daughters. Though I have lived 23 years of my life before marriage in Delhi, I have not seen other parts of Rajasthan. Would really love to explore the bright, colorful and radiant Rajasthan. And irony is that my father's side are from Rajasthan. I am half Rajasthan. I remember my grandmother's. Dal batti

I once met a Marwari family  in Kolkatta at their beautiful residence. I asked the head from to part of Rajasthan they belonged to. He said Sikar. I then asked him how long ago. His reply was around 150 years ago. but to Kolkata they had come from Patna. He had never been to Rajasthan but longer to do so.So even never having home to his ancestors place he still longer to do so.Rajasthan indeed is a lovely state.