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Nagaland's blindfolded bamboo dance

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Birth place of the Krishna river, Mahabaleshwar.

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Jaigarh Wall, India 🇮🇳🏯

Winding for 12 kilometers through the rugged hills of Rajasthan, the Jaigarh Wall stands as India’s own “Mini Great Wall.” Built in the 18th century to protect Amer Fort and the then-capital Jaipur, it snakes across the landscape like a stone guardian watching over the valley.

From its ramparts, the view stretches across dry Aravalli hills, dotted with palaces, temples, and the shimmering Maota Lake below. The wall is part of Jaigarh Fort, famed for housing the world’s largest wheeled cannon and for its ingenious water storage system.

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Yana Caves, India 🇮🇳🪨

Deep in the lush forests of Uttara Kannada, the Yana Caves rise like something from another world. Towering black karst formations — Bhairaveshwara Shikhara and Mohini Shikhara — pierce the jungle canopy, their sheer walls guarding a labyrinth of cool, echoing chambers.

Inside, stalactites and stalagmites have been sculpted over thousands of years into surreal shapes, creating an underground world that feels almost sacred. The caves are steeped in local legend, with tales linking them to Hindu mythology and the demon Bhasmasura.

It’s a place where geology meets spirituality, and every step feels like walking into a story whispered by the earth itself.

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Vandiyur Mariamman Teppakulam, India

In the vibrant city of Madurai, Vandiyur Mariamman Teppakulam isn’t just a temple tank — it’s a floating stage for one of Tamil Nadu’s most mesmerizing festivals. Every year during the Tamil month of Maasi, the Teppam Festival brings this sacred water body to life, as illuminated floats drift across its vast surface, carrying deities and dreams alike.

But even beyond the celebration, the tank is a peaceful retreat. With its symmetrical steps, calm waters, and the distant silhouette of the temple, it offers a quiet space to reflect, walk, or simply watch the sky ripple in the reflection.

It’s not just a place — it’s a pause. A sacred mirror of the spirit, floating between the earthly and the divine.

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