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Early Morning Mood of Indiranagar in Pictures
ByJeetFor quite sometime I was thinking of starting a project of capturing important and popular landmarks of Bangalore along with iconic buildings. God willing this project will start shortly. However, yesterday morning as a precursor I went out to capture the early morning mood of my area. I shot the tree lined double road, Indiranagar,…
Trip to Mulabagal, Avani
ByJeetLocation: Kolar district, Karnataka, India Distance: 442 km from Hyderabad, 201 km from Chennai, 86 km from Bangalore, 30 km from Kolar How to reach there: By KSRTC bus, private bus or private vehicle from Bangalore. Journey time: 1 and half hour by bus Route: Bangalore – Hoskote – Mulbagal Where to stay: 1. Hotel…
Uttara Kannada District, Karnataka
ByJeetLocation: Uttara Kannda is located on the north western tip of Karnataka. It shares border with Goa and Belgaum district in the north, Dharwad and Haveri district in the east, Shimoga and Udupi district in the south and Arabian sea in the west. District Headquarter: Karwar Distance: Karwar is 217 km from Mangalore, 425 km from…
Bull Temple, Basavanagudi, Bangalore
ByJeetLocation: Bull temple road, Basavanagudi, Bangalore How to reach there: One can reach there by bus from City market, Sivajainagar, and Majestic. It should not take more than 30 minutes on a private vehicle from MG road. Language spoken: Spoken, Hindi, English Bull temple is located at Bull temple road in the Basavanagudi area of…
Multi Terrain Trek to Nandi Hills
ByJeetDate: 19th July, 2008 Where the road ends our journey begins… To view pictures, click here. Nandi hill is around 60km from Bangalore. About the place – Need a break from the heat and dust of the plains? Welcome to the Nandi Hills one of the hill resorts of Karnataka. Standing 1,478 meters above sea…
Trip to Chennakeshava Temple, Belur, Karnataka
ByJeetChennakeshava temple at Belur, Hassan district, Karnataka is probably the most sophisticated and grand temple built in the Hoysala empire. The temple was commissioned by King Vishnuvardhan in 1117 AD after he won a major military campaign in 1116. Belur was earlier also known by the name velapuri and was the capital of Hoysala empire….