Mukteshwar – A small tourist destination in the kumaon Hills at an altitude of 2286 metrs (7500 feet) . A place with absolute peace, solitude and silence. If you want to spend some of your quality time with the nature, Mukteshwar is the place which offers you the absolute luxury of being in the midst of pine and oak trees, surrounding hills and mountains with absolute silence to refresh your body, soul and mind.
While heading towards Mukteshwar , one encounters the unfolded beauty which Kumaon valley offers silently.
When the first ray of sunrise just touches your face, when the cold wind left behind its freshness in the air , when you are surrounded by the fruit orchards and thick coniferous forests………..anyone can feel the mesmerizing beauty this unexplored valley offers.....
A refreshing scenic view of the hills in Uttarakhand
This is called Chauthi Ki Jali - Situated on the cliff behind the Mukteshwar temple from where anyone can see the panoramic view of hills of Uttarakhand.
The Aura of Sunset - Standing on the edge of the cliff one can have the pleasure to view the Himalayan range with the multi layers of hills of Uttarakhand. An enriching experiences of a new world of serenity and tranquility.
Few years back we also visited Mukteshwar and most of us liked it...
Check out http://phototravelings.blogspot.com/2008/09/catch-glimpse-of-mukteshwar-and.html for more photographs of Sunset, Chauli ki Jaali, Mukteshwar Temple and all...
For the past few years, I have taken to Himachali music. I first got introduced to it during my wedding, when a constant background music of women singing Himachali wedding songs, made the simple ceremony even more beautiful. Since then, I have been introduced to several Himachali songs that I have come to love. And this also gives me a great advantage - when I sing these in family gatherings, VJ's side of the family is unfailingly impressed by a non-Himachali knowing so many Himachali songs :-P.
Recently I got hold of Dennis Special whisky. This is semi-premium whisky which is recently launched in Delhi and it comes in beautiful pack, as you can see in above photograph. By reading the text over the bottle and pack, I was super excited and had high expectations. When we opened the bottle, we loved the aroma but it was not as smooth as we were expecting it to be. But if we look at the price range, this whisky definitely makes a mark. Dennis Special is a blend created from the peaty classics from different parts of the world. It's The result is reasonably smooth liquid having subtle smokiness, when made us stick to the whisky for the evening. Dennis Special is available in pack sizes of 750 ML, 375 ML and 180 ML. And priced at Rs. 320/-, 160/- & 80/- . Dennis Special is available in most of the private and government retail shops in Delhi. About Rock and Storm Distilleries: "Rock and Storm Distilleries is the venture of a first gen
Every year during Festival season , we celebrate Diwali with different competitions in office and Rangoli making contest is one of the most popular competition. This Photo Journey is sharing some of the creative and interesting Rangolis made during last three years. We thought of sharing these designs as you may want to try one of them on Diwali Day. Just have a look at Rangoli Collection and see if any of this suites your choice.
If you are a regular visitor of Travellingcamera , you must have noticed that title of this Photo Journey is not really matching with what we usually share. This post is inspired by lot of queries which come to us, especially in summer. One of the mostly asked thing is the options to reach Kasol and Malana . Here we are trying to share some details the option to reach Kasol/Malana, places to stay , things to do and lot more. Related post - Kasol: A beautiful Himalayan hotspot
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Few years back we also visited Mukteshwar and most of us liked it...
Check out http://phototravelings.blogspot.com/2008/09/catch-glimpse-of-mukteshwar-and.html for more photographs of Sunset, Chauli ki Jaali, Mukteshwar Temple and all...