“Between Innocence and Wisdom”

Mom  :  At school,

              There are three types of friends you must avoid at all cost, okay ?

Kid   :   Which ones, mom ? 

Mom :  First, Those who lie frequently. 

              for example, they say....

             "I've already studied" when it is not true. Or "don't worry, the teacher will never                      notice". These kind of people make you lose trust .... and can drag you into doing                  the wrong things. Over time, by spending so much time with them, you might                        adopt their bad habits without even realizing it. 

Kid    :  Oh, okay mom.

Mom  :  Second, those who constantly compare themselves and show off......

    for example "your phone is is so old..... mine is the latest model. Or "Do you really                think you can be as good as me ?". These kind of people make you fell                                      uncomfortable, pressure you, and push you to constantly seek other's approval.                     "True friendship is never based on superiority." 

Kid    :    Okay mom.

Mom  : Third,those who only talk to you when they need something from you. When they                need help with homework, they smile and act kind but the rest of time, they                          complete ignore you. Friendship is not manipulation. If someone only comes to                    you when it's convenient for them it's better to walk away. 

Kid     :  Mom what if I already have friends like that?

 

Mom  : Then it's not too late to choose better.

Kid     : Okay, mom.

          

                

                         " A real friend never lies to you, never shows off, and 

                           never uses you. So choose your friend wisely. share 

                            this with your son or daughter. A small lesson that 

                           can shape a big part of their life."
 

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Simple Conversation where information is traded.

[Between Mom & Kid]

           Hello Sweetheart,

                     Today I want to tell you something Important. Okay Mom.

Mom  :  At home, always stay away from hot stoves, boiling water and electric                               switches.

Mom :  And if you're alone never open the door for someone you don't know.

Kid     :  Even if they keep knocking ?

Mom :  Yes, and if you ever feel unsure..... Call me or Dad immediately.

Mom :  When we go outside safety come first.

Mom :  Before crossing the road always look both ways carefully.

Mom : Stay close to the responsible adult. 

Mom : And whenever you ride your bicycle, your helmet goes on first.

Kid    : Means, helmet first always.

Mom : There's one more place we need to be careful.... Online. Never share your                       name, school address or phone number on the internet. And don't talk to                       strangers their either.

Kid    : What if a game asks for my details ?

Mom : That's when you stop and ask me before clicking anything.

Kid    : Mom, does being careful mean I should be scared ?

Mom : No, My dear. Being careful means you're smart. It means  you're strong                         enough to protect yourself .

Kid   : Okay Mom.

             Dear Sweet - Heart Mom's Rules Aren't Heavy, They're Love Holding Your Hand.

                                                                                                                                           Tejajanni

 

 Chat Between Me [mom] And My Sweet Heart [kid]

mom:  My little one now that you are six years old. I want to share 7 life rules with                    you. they will help you grow strong and kind wherever you go. 

kid :  7 rules? Wow ! Ok mom I am ready.

mom: rule 1 :Always speak the truth even when it feels scary. 

kid:     What if I do something wrong,mom?

mom: Then especially tell the truth. Honest children grow into brave adults.

mom: rule 2:  Be gentle and kind to people,animals and plants.

kid:       I will be kind and share my toys too.

mom:    That makes my Heart happy.

mom:Rule 3:Pay attention when parents,elders or teachers are talking. Listening                                helps you understand the world better.

kid:     I listen before i speak.

mom:  Good choice. 

mom: Rule 4: Do not quit just because something feels hard. Every skill needs                                        practice.

kid:      Like when I struggle with new English words.

mom:   Yes, exactly like that.

mom: Rule 5: Use 'Thank you' and Sorry often. These words can heal hearts.

kid:     Thank you mom. See, I am learning .

mom:  You are doing great. 

mom: Rule 6: Believe in yourself even when others doubt you. You are stronger than                            you know.

kid :    I will try to remember that.

mom: Rule 7: Always talk to me when something worries you. You are never alone.

Kid:      I, promise, Mom. 

mom:   If you remember 7 rules. You will grow into a kind, confident and respectful                 person. And your life will be full of peace and happiness.

kid:      Thank you , Mom. I Love you Mom.

                  Love and Discipline are the greatest gifts a parent can give a child .

                   Teach them well today and tomorrow will take care of itself
                                  

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Vonitimmita - KODANDARAMA TEMPLE

We went  to one of the Devotional places of lord Rama's KODANDARAMA TEMPLE in Vontimitta. The temple was built in the 16th century by the Chola and Vijayanagara Kings. It is located in the town of Vontimitta in the Kadapa district, about 25 kilometers from Kadapa and close to Rajampet. The temple has intricate carvings on its walls and pillars, a large sculptured Mandapam, and an inner chamber and sanctum. It's the largest temple in the region and is a centrally protected monument of national importance.

IMPORTACE OF THE TEMPLE History:

It is known that when Rama was a child, Vishwamitra took him for his yagna. But even after Sitarama Kalyanam, one such occasion arose. Then Sage Mrikandu and Sringi Sage prayed to Rama for the punishment of evil, the legend says that Swami along with Sita and Lakshmana came to this place holding Ambula podi, Pidaba, Kodandam and performed the sacrifice. It is the belief of the people here that those sages carved the idols of Sita, Rama and Lakshmana on a single stone, and later Jambavanta consecrated these idols. In this temple there is a shrine of Sri Rama. It is said that on Sita's wish, Lord Rama raised the Patala Ganga with Rama's arrow. 

The idols of Rama, Sita and Lakshmana are carved into the same stone of the main idol in this temple. This is the only Ram temple in India that does not have a Hanuman idol next to the idol of Rama among the main idols in the temples. It is said that an idol of Sitaramalakshman was established in Ontimitta before the union of Sri Ram with Swami Hanuma.

ATTRACTIONS:

Imambeg Well is one of the attractions of Ontimitta Ram Temple. The gopuram construction is outstanding in the Chola sculptural tradition. The French traveler Travernier visited this temple in the 16th century and praised it as "one of the largest domes in India". Potana, the author of the Andhra Mahabhagavatam, claimed to be a resident of Ekasilapuri.

Tale about the ImamBeg Well:

Once ImamBeg questioned the priests If a devotee calls the God, will he speak? When they replied that he would surely speak if called with sincerity, then he called Rama three times. In return, the answer was "O" three times. He was very surprised. He became a devotee of Swami Rama. In 17th Century when devotees are facing water crisis, he constructed a well and since then it is named after him.  

TEMPLE TIMINGS:

From Sunday to Saturday morning:5am to 9pm.

Presently the management of this temple has been handed over to the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam by the Government of Andhra Pradesh.

 

It is one of the attractive and aesthetical place. Feel the presence of Sri Rama, have his blessings along with the nature and wonderful architecture of the temple which is a feast to your eyes.

Gandi Veeranjaneya Swami Temple in Andhra Pradesh

LORD VEERANJANEYA SWAMI

We have been to one of the Devotional places of lord Hanuma which is located in the Eastern ghats of India. This famous place is called GANDI.This temple is known as Abhayahasta Anjaneya Temple and is located on the banks of River Papaghni. In Telugu language Gandi means a narrow passage for the water to flow out. This place seems to be a narrow passage for the river to flow in between the hills of Eastern ghats. This place located in Kadapa district and is 34 km away from the Pulivendula town.

TEMPLE TIMINGS:

All days except Saturday

Morning 7AM to 1PM & 3PM to 7PM
Saturdays 7AM till 7PM

TEMPLE HISTORY:

The history of Kshetram dates back to the period of the Ramayana, Treta Yuga. According to the legend, the god Rama himself had drawn the picture of Hanuman on the rock with his arrow while resting at this place, and was receiving the hospitality of Vayu, the god of the wind and father of Hanuman. Rama completed the drawing of Hanuman except the little finger of Hanuman's left hand.

Later Vyasaraja sculpted an idol of Hanuman on the drawing and tried to sculpt the unfinished finger. However, it is said that finger broke and started bleeding, indicating Hanuman's wish for the drawing to be true to the drawing.

As per legend after Rama's victory over the demon king Ravana, Vayu decorated this place with festoon of golden flowers to welcome Rama on his way back towards North to Ayodhya. People believe that this festoon of golden flowers can be seen by those who are near to death.

At present the temple is being administered by ENDOMENTS DEPT AP. It is under being RENEUATED. 

The place was very scenic and pleasant. It is a must visit place in the Kadapa district of Andhra Pradesh.

గణపతి విశిష్టత

 

గణేశుడు (సంస్కృతం: गणेश, IAST: Gaṇeśa), గణేష్ అని కూడా స్పెల్లింగ్ చేస్తారు మరియు గణపతి, వినాయక, లంబోదర మరియు పిళ్లైయార్ అని కూడా పిలుస్తారు, ఇది హిందూ దేవతలలో బాగా ప్రసిద్ధి చెందిన మరియు అత్యంత ఆరాధించబడే దేవతలలో ఒకరు మరియు ఆయన సర్వోన్నత దేవుడు. గణపత్య శాఖలో. అతని వర్ణనలు భారతదేశం అంతటా ఉన్నాయి. హిందూ మతస్థులు అనుబంధాలతో సంబంధం లేకుండా ఆయనను పూజిస్తారు.గణేశుడి పట్ల భక్తి విస్తృతంగా వ్యాపించింది మరియు జైనులు మరియు బౌద్ధులు మరియు భారతదేశం వెలుపల కూడా విస్తరించింది.

గణేశుడు అనేక లక్షణాలను కలిగి ఉన్నప్పటికీ, అతని ఏనుగు తల మరియు నాలుగు చేతులతో అతను సులభంగా గుర్తించబడతాడు. అతను విస్తృతంగా గౌరవించబడ్డాడు, మరింత ప్రత్యేకంగా, అడ్డంకులను తొలగించేవాడు మరియు అదృష్టాన్ని తెచ్చేవాడు; కళలు మరియు శాస్త్రాల పోషకుడు; మరియు తెలివి మరియు జ్ఞానం యొక్క దేవా. ప్రారంభ దేవుడిగా, అతను ఆచారాలు మరియు వేడుకల ప్రారంభంలో గౌరవించబడ్డాడు. గణేశుడు ఉత్తరాలు మరియు అభ్యాసానికి పోషకుడిగా వ్రాసే సెషన్‌లలో కూడా పిలవబడతాడు. అనేక గ్రంథాలు అతని పుట్టుక ముడిపడి ఉన్న ఉదంతాలను వివరిస్తాయి.

1వ శతాబ్దం BCE మరియు 2వ శతాబ్దం CE మధ్య హిందూ గ్రంథాలలో గణేశుడు ప్రస్తావించబడ్డాడు మరియు 4వ మరియు 5వ శతాబ్దాల CE నుండి కొన్ని గణేష్ చిత్రాలు పండితులచే నమోదు చేయబడ్డాయి.హిందూ గ్రంథాలు అతన్ని శైవ సంప్రదాయానికి చెందిన పార్వతి మరియు శివుని కుమారుడిగా గుర్తించాయి, కానీ అతను దాని వివిధ సంప్రదాయాలలో కనిపించే పాన్-హిందూ దేవుడు. హిందూ మతం యొక్క గణపత్య సంప్రదాయంలో, గణేశుడు పరమాత్మ. గణేశుడిపై ప్రధాన గ్రంథాలలో గణేశ పురాణం, ముద్గల పురాణం మరియు గణపతి అథర్వశీర్ష ఉన్నాయి.

శబ్దవ్యుత్పత్తి మరియు ఇతర పేర్లు:

గణేశుడికి గణపతి (గణపతి), విఘ్నేశ్వరుడు మరియు పిళ్లైయార్‌తో సహా అనేక ఇతర బిరుదులు మరియు సారాంశాలు ఆపాదించబడ్డాయి. హిందువుల గౌరవ బిరుదు శ్రీ (సంస్కృతం: श्री; IAST: śrī; శ్రీ లేదా శ్రీ అని కూడా వ్రాయబడుతుంది) తరచుగా అతని పేరు ముందు చేర్చబడుతుంది.

గణేశ అనే పేరు ఒక సంస్కృత సమ్మేళనం, గణ (గణ) పదాలను కలుపుతుంది, దీని అర్థం 'సమూహం, సమూహం లేదా వర్గీకరణ వ్యవస్థ' మరియు ఇషా (īśa), అంటే 'ప్రభువు లేదా యజమాని'. గణేశునితో అనుబంధించబడినప్పుడు గణ అనే పదం తరచుగా గణాలను సూచించడానికి తీసుకోబడుతుంది, ఇది గణేశుడి తండ్రి అయిన శివుని పరివారంలో భాగమైన పాక్షిక-దైవిక జీవుల దళం. ఈ పదానికి సాధారణంగా వర్గం, తరగతి, సంఘం, సంఘం లేదా కార్పొరేషన్ అని అర్థం. కొంతమంది వ్యాఖ్యాతలు "లార్డ్ ఆఫ్ ది గణస్" అనే పేరును "లార్డ్ ఆఫ్ హోస్ట్" లేదా "లార్డ్ ఆఫ్ క్రియేట్ కేటగిరీ" అని అర్థం, మూలకాలు వంటివి. గణపతి (గణపతి; గణపతి), గణేశుడికి పర్యాయపదం, ఇది గణతో కూడిన సమ్మేళనం, దీని అర్థం "సమూహం" మరియు పతి, అంటే "పాలకుడు" లేదా "ప్రభువు". గణపతి అనే పదం యొక్క మొట్టమొదటి ప్రస్తావన 2వ-సహస్రాబ్ది BCE ఋగ్వేదంలోని శ్లోకం 2.23.1లో కనుగొనబడినప్పటికీ, వేద పదం ప్రత్యేకంగా గణేశుడిని సూచిస్తుందనేది అనిశ్చితంగా ఉంది. అమరకోశ, ప్రారంభ సంస్కృత నిఘంటువు, గణేశుడి యొక్క ఎనిమిది పర్యాయపదాలను జాబితా చేస్తుంది: వినాయక, విఘ్నరాజ (విఘ్నేశకు సమానం), ద్వైమాతుర (ఇద్దరు తల్లులు ఉన్నవారు), గాణాధిప (గణపతి మరియు గణేశకు సమానం), ఏకదంత (ఒకటి. ఒక దంతాన్ని కలిగి ఉన్నవాడు), హేరంబ, లంబోదర (కుండ బొడ్డు ఉన్నవాడు, లేదా, అక్షరాలా, వేలాడే బొడ్డు ఉన్నవాడు), మరియు గజానన (గజానన), ఏనుగు ముఖం కలిగి ఉంటాడు.

వినాయక (विनायक; vināyaka) లేదా బినాయక అనేది గణేశుడికి ఒక సాధారణ పేరు, ఇది పురాణాలలో మరియు బౌద్ధ తంత్రాలలో కనిపిస్తుంది. ఈ పేరు మహారాష్ట్రలోని ఎనిమిది ప్రసిద్ధ గణేశ ఆలయాలకు అష్టవినాయక్ (మరాఠీ: अष्टविनायक, aṣṭavināyaka) అని పేరు పెట్టడం ద్వారా ప్రతిబింబిస్తుంది. విఘ్నేశ (विघ्नेश; vighneśa) మరియు విఘ్నేశ్వర (विघ्नेश्वर; vighneśvara) (అడ్డంకెల ప్రభువు) అనే పేర్లు హిందూమతంలో అతని ప్రధాన విధిని అడ్డంకుల మాస్టర్ మరియు రిమూవర్‌గా సూచిస్తాయి. తమిళ భాషలో గణేశుడికి పిళ్లై (తమిళం: பிள்ளை) లేదా పిళ్లైయార్ (పిల్లயார்) అనే ప్రముఖ పేరు ఉంది. ఎ. కె. నారాయణ్ ఈ పదాలను వేరు చేయడం ద్వారా పిళ్లై అంటే "పిల్లవాడు" అయితే పిళ్ళైయార్ అంటే "గొప్ప పిల్లవాడు" అని అర్థం. ద్రావిడ భాషల కుటుంబానికి చెందిన పల్లు, పెళ్ల, మరియు పెల్ అనే పదాలు "దంతము లేదా దంతము", "ఏనుగు దంతము లేదా దంతము" అని కూడా సూచిస్తాయి. అనితా రైనా థాపన్ పేర్కొన్నట్లు పిళ్లైయార్ అనే పేరులోని పిల్లే అనే మూలపదం వాస్తవానికి "ఏనుగు పిల్ల" అని అర్ధం కావచ్చు, ఎందుకంటే పాలీ పదం పిల్లకా అంటే "ఒక చిన్న ఏనుగు".

బర్మీస్ భాషలో, గణేశుడిని మహా పెయిన్నే (မဟာပိန်နဲ, ఉచ్ఛరిస్తారు [məhà pèiɰ̃né]), పాలీ మహా వినాయక (မဟာနဝာာာာာာပ) థాయ్‌లాండ్‌లో వినాయకుడి పేరు ఖనెట్ (గానెట్‌గా లిప్యంతరీకరించబడుతుంది) లేదా ఫ్రా ఫై ఖానెట్ యొక్క మరింత అధికారిక బిరుదు. పురాతన చిత్రాలు మరియు ప్రస్తావనలు ప్రస్తుత ఇండోనేషియా, థాయ్‌లాండ్, కంబోడియా మరియు వియత్నాంలలో 7వ మరియు 8వ శతాబ్దాల నాటివి, గణేశుడిని ప్రధాన దేవతగా పేర్కొన్నాయి మరియు ఇవి 5వ శతాబ్దం లేదా అంతకుముందు భారతీయ ఉదాహరణలను ప్రతిబింబిస్తాయి. శ్రీలంకలో, సింహళీస్ బౌద్ధులలో, అతన్ని గణ దేవియో అని పిలుస్తారు మరియు బుద్ధుడు, విష్ణువు, స్కందుడు మరియు ఇతర దేవతలతో పాటు గౌరవించబడ్డాడు.

HISTORY OF HAMPI

CITY  OF VICTORY (HAMPI)

          Today I wish to speak about Few Words about Hampi.  Its is one of the Greatest  Historical places in Karnataka. It has Great History and also referred in Hindu Mythology. 

REGARDING HAMPI: 

                 It is a Small , Modern Village. Geographically Hampi is Located on the Banks of the  Tungabhadra  River in Bellari  district of Karnataka. Hampi is the Capital City of  Vijayanagara Empire. Old Name of Hampi is known  as Pampa Kshetra,  Kishkindha Kshetra & Bhaskara Kshetra.

             According to the Historical Evidence Hampi was Established by the Saint Vidayaranya in the year 1336 A.D. With the help of Hariharaya & Bukkaraya. From 1323 to 1565 for more than 200years, 4 Dynasties ruled over the place. And made the Vijayanagara Empire one of the Richest & Most Famous Empire of those days.  However the Empire was Brutally attacked by the Deccan Sultans in the year 1565. They looted & ransacked the city.   Thus, the Glorious City gradually lost its Importance.

MYTHOLOGY Behind HAMPI :

                                Hampi is known as Kishkindha Kshetra from the Epic of Ramayana. We can see Boulders of Various sizes scattered every where. It is believed that these Boulders are used by the armies during the battle between Bali- Vali & Sugriva.

        One of the believed to be the Birth place of LORD HANUMAN. Another thing that Anjana Hill is located on the other side of Tungabhadra.

                  Best time to visit Hampi is between Oct - Feb as the weather was pleasant. During Vijaya Utsav which was held & celebrated during the 1st week of November for 3Days. It is also known as Hampi Utsav.

          Vijaya Vittala temple, Virupaksha temple, Lakshmi Narasimha temple, Krishna temple & Many more. These temples have most Striking Feature with the Mathematical concepts used to build. Lakshmi, the Elephant that Blesses people at Virupaksha temple.

                 One of the most Attraction is Coracle boating. These Coracle boating that roams Between Virupaksha temple , Kodanda Rama temple & Vijaya Vittala temple. The Hilltop Offers Mesmerizing views of Sunrises & Sunsets. 

                                      Hampi is like an Open Museum. You just have to explore the place at your own pace & discover its charm . It would be Great to take out at least 3days to cover all the places around it. As we Explore the place we fall in Love, with its Beauty.

 

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urs 

Tejaswi

PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN A SWORD

 Some interesting Facts about PEN🖋 

 

Petrache Poenaru  was a Romanian engineer - inventor - physicists -teacher -mathematician - organizer of  the educational system and also founder of the Philharmonic Society of the Botanical Gardens. He had studied in  Pairs and later  completed  his studied in England. He was the first person developed the fountain pen in 1827. 

While studying as  a student in Paris, he invented the Worlds First FOUNTAIN PEN. For the French Government issued  a patent on 25 may 1827. 

Full from of Pen -PEN originally stood for POETS, Essayists, Novelists. but now stands for Poets, Playwrights, Editors, Novelists.

Dr. Radhika Nath Saha regarded as the father of Indian Fountain Pen. Because he is the pioneered Industrial fountain pen production in India during early Twentieth Century.  Certainly because of Intellectually property in fountain pen that he delivered to India in the of 14 Indian and International.

In INDIA Officially the  first Indian Fountain pen was made by RATNAM PEN WORKS IN THE YEAR 1932. 

 With a Complete SWADESHI VERSION HANDED OVER TO GANDHIJI IN THE YEAR 1935.

PEN Liked by our FATHER OF NATION Mahatma Gandhiji.

 Gandhiji wrote  him a note Dear Ratnam.

 I HAVE USED THE Fountain  pen it seems to be a good substitute to the Foreign pen one sees in the Bazaar.

Even Today also this NOTE sits Proudly in the Ratnam Ball Pen Work. 

  

Now a days Pen play an Essential role to our Every day lives.

A Pen is a Universal tool.

its used for Writing on paper etc.

A Pen has plastic body called Barrel with a tip, an ink chamber and a cap.

It available in different colours of ink and different patterns styles.  

Whether you are attending a meeting , taking an exam , signing a contract, an art, none of these would be possible without a Pen. 

Have you ever thought about how different your life would be without a PEN?

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Tejaswi

TALAKAVERI

                                              BLISSFUL - TALAKAVERI / CAUVERY

                        Is the setting that is more often than not [generally] considered to be the source of the river Kaveri and a holy place for many Hindus. it is located on Brahmagiri hill. According to legend Cauvery was held captive by sage Agasthya in a Kamandala, a pot carrying sacred water. Lord Ganesh  in the form of crow made the Kamandala to topple at the hill when Sage Agasthya was meditating.

 

     The entrance of TalaKaveri---👇👇👇

In Ancient Tamil literature, the river also called Ponni. The Kaveri is a sacred river to the people of the south Indian worshipped as the Kaveri Amma. It is considered as the seventh holy rivers of the India.

The Kaveri river is also known as Dakshin Ganga or Ganga of the South. Before emptying the Bay of  Bengal south of Cuddalore Tamil Nādu  the river  breaks in to a large number of distributaries forming a wide delta called the Garden of the south India.

The river originates as spring feeding tank. The waters are then said to flow underground to emerge as the Kaveri river.

Best days  in Monsoon  time July - September.

  Awesome place. The place is very clean and the Kaveri starting point amazing to see.  The peak we went their were no crowd and chill climate. Good view from the Hill top of the temple. it seems as  a science place to around the greenery. 

 

                                                            BHAGMANDALA

   After that we went to Bhagamandala famous temple. There  is a  Triveni sangama, confluence of three rivers - Cauvery{ Kaveri} , Kannike & Sujyoti. The imposing Bhagandeshwara Temple has a large courtyard and is built in the Kerala style, with red - tiled roofs.

                                 

                                                TEMPLE  WAY IN  ----👇👇👇👇👇👇👇

                           

                                                       INSIDE PORTAL ---👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 

                                    

      Although there is no information on the exact date & time on the construction of the Sri Bhagadeshwara temple & other temples around this area, it to be more than 1000 years old. It was built during The Cholas Dynasty. 

 

The place has been named after Sri Bhaganda Maharshi who lived there along with his disciples. He did penance to invoke the blessings of Lord Shiva.

The lord blessed him & assured him of his presence. 

 Lord Shiva Linga was put in place by Sri Bhaganda Maharshi.

Signing off with this blessed experience 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖 in this post and will come back with the next episode in the upcoming post.

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Tejaswi

 

FABULOUS - Nisargadhama - COORG  

Our next Destination is Nisargadhama. It is a must visit place if you are a Nature Lover. Wonderful views increased Our interest. It is an ideal park. It seems up beautiful nature setting, mesmerizing sunsets and sunrises and interesting birds park , children park. with the river Kaveri is flowing by its sides and surrounded by refreshing greenery nature. 

     

Short & Sweet Nisargadhama is an Island. This  island formed by Kaveri River. It is accessible by a hanging bridge and is popular picnic spot amidst Bamboo forest and Sandal wood and teak trees.

Nisargadhama  is a picturesque in clambake near Kushalnagar in the district of [Kodagu]Coorg in Karnataka. Splendid Ecological park deliberately set settled betwixt 25 kms from Madikeri and 3 kms from Kushalnagar. You can grasp by proceed in KSRTC Buses. By Airstrip :The Bajpe Airfield Mangalore is the nearest  Airdrome, which is 78km from Nisargadhama.

 

Smarts 6-8 hours  time if you planning one day garden party to Nisargadhama forest park. Time frame 9.00 am to 5.00 pm.  Everything that is required for a perfect holidays.

We Adore the nature and the activities at Nisarghadhma

Here are some pics 

            

 

Few pics with Iguana 

Iguanas are Herbivorous, simple they eat plants, specifically, they are folivores, means they eat leaves. In the wild, Iguanas feed almost entirely on the Leaves of trees and Vines, plus some Fruits and Flowers. These Lizards are found in Mexico, Central and South America, the Galapogos Island, on some of the Caribbean Islands and Madagascar.  They Live in Tropical and Sub-tropical Forests, deserts and Coastlines.

Iguana is stout  build gives them clumsy look. But they are fast and agile on land. They have  Strong jaws with Razor - sharp  teeth and sharp tails, which makes up half their body length  and it can be used as whips to drive off Predators. 

           

Hear comes few pics with Macaw

Macaw are a group of new world Parrots that are long - tailed and often Colourful. They are Popular in Aviculture or as Companion Parrots , although there are conservation concerns about several species in the wild.  Very Heavy trapping for the wild bird trade. 

         

Really its Gleefulness Experience. A jolly and delighted trip with family and we all cherished those moments.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍  👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Signing off from Nisargadhama. Will catch you all with next day experience in my upcoming post.

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Yours
Tejaswi