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    Looking around to see.: by uran, Views[243]
         		 The Dockyard, itself: by uran, Views[245]
         		 The fisherman watching a classic Amitabh Bachaan movie, right on the dockyard.: by uran, Views[357]
         		 The Pillars: by vivek, Views[83]
         		 Everything from a daily grocery purchase to the call of war, has been carved.: by vivek, Views[102]
     
    Teachings-The art of combat: by vivek, Views[90]
         		 Teachings- The art of love: by vivek, Views[101]
         		 Cave No 16, a 7th century Shiv Temple, cot out from a single rock.: by vivek, Views[157]
     
     
     

     
     
         		 by guillandphotography, Views[195]
         		 It is always a surprise to discover the result. Unfortunately sometimes they don’t catch much for all the effort they put on it. : by guillandphotography, Views[338]
     
    Some stay on the coastland to pull out the fishing net. They stay behind itch other pulling the long rope. A round is quickly organized every time the rope get pull out. This can takes lot of time and hard work as always. : by guillandphotography, Views[564]
         		 Most of the fishermen are old. They had been doing this work from generation to generation. The young generation doesn’t want to continue this tradition. It is hard work. The young generation want to work in a city. : by guillandphotography, Views[391]
         		 As we getting close to the water begins the most critical step. The weaves are strong and the fishermen cannot stop pushing. They are encouraging themselves all together. When the boat is on a trip they just have to install the long fishing net. : by guillandphotography, Views[294]
         		 The fist step is to start very early morning by getting a heavy wood boat made by hand to the sea. For this matter we need strong team of fishermen. : by guillandphotography, Views[316]
         		 After a tiring day out in the jungles this evening scene recharges me. The entire National Park seems to have gone to rest as everything is still, silent. We hear only the oars of our boat. : by tejas, Views[260]
     
    Survival of the Fittest! I was simply amazed by this beauty and kept shooting as the Ornate flying snake ate the lizard! : by tejas, Views[328]
         		 This 22 footer Saltwater Crocodile surprised me while I was walking through the Mangroves. Bhitarkanika has more than 2000 Crocodiles.: by tejas, Views[1313]
         		 This sunbird's dedication feeding its hatchlings tests my patience, as I stand for over six hours to get this photo.: by tejas, Views[304]
         		 I take this small boat to explore the beauty of Bhitarkanika National Park. Two forest guards very skilfully steered the boat through the narrow creeks.: by tejas, Views[308]
         		 Floating shops- where shops go to the customer,may be termed
     
    Canal channels- this is very popular and easy way of transportation on the lake.: by bikramimages, Views[449]
         		 Bridge systems- are major means of connectivity for the people on Dal Lake.: by bikramimages, Views[494]
         		 Floating farms- where food items, needed daily are farmed literally over water.: by bikramimages, Views[564]
         		 The Majestic Dal lake- where an unique society flourishes over its water.: by bikramimages, Views[563]
         		 THE GOLDEN SAND OVER ME . I DON'T KNOW WHO WAS PLAYING WITH WHOM : by bliss, Views[302]
     
    THE SERENE VIEW MADE IT ALL EASY AND RELAXING: by bliss, Views[316]
         		 RELAXING AFTER TIRING JOURNEY: by bliss, Views[300]
         		 THE WELCOME AT THE AIRPORT: by bliss, Views[278]
         		 THE GENESIS OF THE JOURNEY: by bliss, Views[298]
         		 The critically endangered Great Indian Bustard. Only 250 left in the wild now.: by sangeetadhanuka, Views[305]
     
    The small girls contribute to the families in their own way by dancing.: by sangeetadhanuka, Views[194]
         		 Entertaining tourists through folkdance is the occupation of these locals: by sangeetadhanuka, Views[219]
         		 The famed sand dunes of Jaisalmer- tourism thrives on them: by sangeetadhanuka, Views[265]
         		 The palace of the erstwhile rulers of Jaisalmer. 4000 families stay in it now.: by sangeetadhanuka, Views[230]
         		 Pristine dawn at Dal Lake: by kartickdas, Views[338]
     
    Day starts with some activities in Dal Lake: by kartickdas, Views[307]
         		 Morning at Dal Lake: by kartickdas, Views[341]
         		 'Shikara' is a small beautifully decorated boat used for joy ride in Dal Lake : by kartickdas, Views[806]
         		 The beauty of Dal Lake, at sunset : by kartickdas, Views[314]
         		 The temple glistens of purity, simplicity, and contentment.: by nanya, Views[212]
     
    A visitor surrenders himself to a dip in the pool of holy water.: by nanya, Views[210]
         		 All kinds of Sikhs come to visit their most sacred place. This one is a Nihang.: by nanya, Views[233]
         		 Even as Amritsar razes and rebuilds itself, the temple stands pristine: by nanya, Views[195]
         		 Going to the Golden Temple is a deeply spiritual experience for everyone.: by nanya, Views[237]
         		 The tracks make perfect benches when it's break time for the men who live in and near the slums of Haridwar, India. : by jessicajhill, Views[789]
     
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