Dwarka , The Deep blue beacons

After many days in GSV, Vadodara,me and my friends planned to go to Dwarka.Jay Dwarkadhish.

I and my friends had been to Dwarka this month. It is mind refreshing experience that changes your life forever with worship.

We visited the main temple in Dwarka, built for Rukmini Devi. It is believed that by worshipping her, we worship Lord Krishna.

We also visited Bet Dwarka. It is believed to be the actual residence of Lord Krishna, while mainland Dwarka,was his office. 

The whole aurora of the island of devotees, priests and the temple was quite mesmerizing.Recently it has connected to the mainland with a stunning bridge.

Last but not the least we all guys enjoyed bathing on the beach and also the bathing ghat.

Chotta Udepur -Small place big appeal

In the Palace,posing with a statue soldier

 Hi friends,after a long time I am updating my blog. The JEE tsunami has come and lifted me to GSV, Vadodara where I am studying Electronics. My life is  stable and serene once again . I am traveling once again on 11 Number.

Before Holi I went to Dwarka.Telling you more about it in a separate post. 

This week I am visiting Chotta  Udepur, with my parents. I have been to Udaipur, and was not enthusiastic about visiting it's smaller version.

Surprisingly, the journey and the destination was equally beautiful (baba had booked a self drive zoom car).

Just the three of us it felt like old days. Just our car was different.

We visited two tribal museums,as maa had some work regarding the tribal art which she plans to incorporate in her projects

 The artefacts and display were mind-blowing. With no other visitor we had the whole place  to ourselves . The  real icing on the cake......👍.

What really surprised me,that in a small town like Chotta Udepur,there was such a grand and magnifacent palace of the maharaja. It was quite intriguing to know how the maharaja used to live,his hobbies.There was also a photo of 1932 depicting all the rulers of princely states in british rule.

This is the beauty of India.

The Raja had his own swimming pool(now defunct), and has been used for several film shootings. 

The Raja's Swimming Pool

In front of the Raja's palace

The swans