Trying out our new Quartz Crystal Singing Bowl 🙂 This one is tuned to the F note suited for healing the Heart Chakra. Looking forward to create music with this new beautiful bowl 🙂 🙂
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An introduction to the Qutub Complex and the various monuments and places of interest that the complex houses within!
This complex houses the famous minaret, the Qutub Minar and several other historical and architectural gems built during the medieval times. Apart from the Qutub Minar, the Indo-Islamic architecture and the beautiful calligraphy all around the complex are noteworthy!
So now, without using more words, lemme just take you on a virtual heritage walk to this grand and royal complex from medieval India 🙂
In this first episode of this multi-part series we introduce you to the political and cultural situation in this part of the world during medieval times and also give you a glimpse of the various monuments and structures situated within the Qutub Complex!
Happy Exploring 🙂
In the second episode.. we bring to you the Evening Safari experience from the famous Bird Sanctuary of Bharatpur 🙂 Bicycles, Birds, Ponds, Animals, Jungle fun 🙂 Let’s relive our childhood amidst the awesome Natural Heritage of Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur 🙂
The Story of Delhi / Afsana-e-Dilli : The map of Delhi..telling us what all it has witnessed right from the times of Mahabharata through the Sulatanate, Mughal and Colonial times…from Indraprastha to New Delhi!!
Me and some of my friends at Delhi Karavan got together to create this small audio visual presentation that tells you this story of Delhi: Afsana-e-Dilli! Hope you’ll like it 🙂
On popular demand folks at Delhi Karavan hosted this nature-walk once again this week 🙂 Sharing some moments from the same..
After the awesome visit to Ranthambhore Fort and the Tiger reserve we headed towards the nearby villages outside the Fort complex – Khiljipur and Sherpur. We explored some lesser known ruins and old structures like gateways, step wells, medieval places of worship etc here. Also, we met the locals there who welcomed us with warmth and befriended so many children there who followed us throughout the walk 🙂 Despite the poverty and lack of basic amenities the local seemed to be really loving and caring…and the kids also happily gave us tangy dried raw-mangoes to relish 🙂 After the village visit we also went to a nearby graveyard complex of sorts that seemed to be the royal graveyard since medieval times. There have been some restoration work done there but most of the structures are yet to be identified in terms if exact dates and people associated with them. Hope you’ll like this voyage 🙂 Happy Exploring!
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