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Shakti Stal is a beautiful temple on the south India,not far from Chennai (Madras).

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Kerala. One of National Geographic's top 50 places to see.

Finding reality and touching the earth.

India launches 1st moon mission, entering Asian space race with fresh effort to map the moon Scientists have better maps of distant Mars than the moon where astronauts have walked. But India hopes to   more...change that with its first lunar mission. Chandrayaan-1 - which means "Moon Craft" in ancient Sanskrit - launched from the Sriharikota space center in southern India early Wednesday morning in a two-year mission aimed at laying the groundwork for further Indian space expeditions, according to the AP. Enthusiastic scientists tracked the take off on computer screens as they lost sight of the rocket in heavy clouds. "This is a historic moment for India," Indian Space Research Organization chairman G. Madhavan Nair said. "We have started our journey to the moon and the first leg has gone perfectly well," he said, adding that they hoped to "unravel the mystery of the moon." Chief among the mission's goals is mapping not only the surface of the moon, but what lies beneath. India joined what's shaping up as a 21st century space race with Chinese and Japanese crafts already in orbit around the moon. The United States, which won the 1960s race to send men to the moon, won't jump in this race with its new lunar probe until next spring, but it is providing key mapping equipment for India's mission. To date only the U.S., Russia, the European Space Agency, Japan and China have sent missions to the moon.  less

India launches 1st moon mission, entering Asian space race with fresh effort to map the moon
Scientists have better maps of distant Mars than the moon where astronauts have walked. But India hopes to change   more...that with its first lunar mission.
Chandrayaan-1 - which means "Moon Craft" in ancient Sanskrit - launched from the Sriharikota space center in southern India early Wednesday morning in a two-year mission aimed at laying the groundwork for further Indian space expeditions, according to the AP.
Enthusiastic scientists tracked the take off on computer screens as they lost sight of the rocket in heavy clouds.
"This is a historic moment for India," Indian Space Research Organization chairman G. Madhavan Nair said.
"We have started our journey to the moon and the first leg has gone perfectly well," he said, adding that they hoped to "unravel the mystery of the moon."
Chief among the mission's goals is mapping not only the surface of the moon, but what lies beneath. India joined what's shaping up as a 21st century space race with Chinese and Japanese crafts already in orbit around the moon.
The United States, which won the 1960s race to send men to the moon, won't jump in this race with its new lunar probe until next spring, but it is providing key mapping equipment for India's mission.
To date only the U.S., Russia, the European Space Agency, Japan and China have sent missions to the moon.  less

This is an eco-friendly farmhouse in Murud, a small village/ town about 2-3 hours away from Mumbai by road. The farmhouse has independent cottages and has direct access to the beach. The sea is barely   more...200 meters away. Most of the food that they serve is grown on their own farm and they use eco-friendly processes to cook so that all waste is either converted into fuel or manure. This place is ideal for travelers visiting Mumbai and want to have a real organic, eco-friendly, rural experience. To know more details about this rural farm house, log onto www.namastay.in. Bookings can be made online or by calling us at +91 80 6583 8689  less

How I travel. I usually go for at least 2 months and confine myself to few locations. (i.e. 2 states in India, one European country, etc.)

This is a lovely village home stay in rural India on www.namastay.in. Arasinamakki i a small village in western Karnataka, near Mangalore. You can book online on www.namastay.in or call at +91 80 65   more...83 86 89  less

Relaxing at the beach in a beautiful sunny day at Mamallapuram beach near Chennai, South India. Also called as Mahabalipuram beach. This city is a historical place with temples built in king Pallava era....

View of the Himalayas from Jammu and Kashmir.

<B>Khajuraho, the temple city of central India, is famous throughout the world for its exquisitely carved temples in stones. Thousands of visitors and tourists from all over the world flock together   more...to envisage this immortal saga of Hindu art and culture engraved in stone by shilpies (stone craftsmen) a millenia ago.
Today, apart from the temples, Khajuraho is a small village but a thousand years ago it was a large city of the Chandelas, medieval Rajput kings who ruled over Central India. Khajuraho is 595 km (370 miles) south-east of Delhi and can be visited by air, rail or road. An overnight train journey from Delhi takes the visitor to Jhansi, from where another morning train takes him to Harpalpur 85 km (53 miles) to the east.
The Ancient dynasties are often covered in a veil of mystery, largely because written records are rare and, as is often the case in India, myth and legend weave their way over time into the history of their origin and their reign. And when the dynasty leaves a legacy as contradictory as the Khajuraho temples, with their mix of the religious and the sensuous, the web is woven of brighter threads, the accompanying legends more colourful. Khajuraho or 'Khajur-vahika' (bearer of date palms), also known as 'Khajjurpura' in ancient times, evidently
derives its name from the golden date palms (khajur) that adorned its city gates and, if the different legendary versions are to be believed, it owes its existence to an enchanting maiden named Hemvati.
According to the account of the medieval court poet, Chandbardai, in the Mahoba-khand of his Prithviraj Raso, Hemvati was the beautiful daughter of Hemraj, the royal priest of Kashi (Varanasi). One summer night, while she was bathing in the sparkling waters of
a lotus-filled pond, the Moon god was so awestruck by her beauty that he descended to earth in human form and ravished her. The distressed Hemvati, who was unfortunately a child widow, threatened to curse the god for ruining her life and reputation. To make amends for his folly the Moon god promised that she would become the mother of a valiant son. 'Take him to Khajjurpura', he is believed to have said. 'He will be a great king and build numerous temples surrounded by lakes and gardens. He will also perform a yagya (religious ceremony) through which your sin will be washed away.' Following his instructions, Hemvati left her home to give birth to her son in a tiny village. The child, Chandravarman, was as lustrous as his father, brave and strong. By the time he was 16 years old he could kill tigers or lions with his bare hands. Delighted by his feats, Hemvati invoked the Moon god, who presented their son with a touchstone which could turn iron into gold, and installed him as king at Khajuraho.
Chandravarman achieved a series of brilliant victories and built a mighty fortress at Kalinjar. At his mother's request he began the building of 85 glorious temples with lakes and gardens at Khajuraho and performed the bhandya-yagya which expunged her of her guilt. A variation of the same legend introduces Hemvati as the widowed daughter of Mani Ram, the royal priest of Kalinjar. As a result of a mistake in his calculations the priest informed his king that a particular night was Puranmasi (full moon night) and not the dark night that it actually turned out to be. In her concern for her father's reputation the beautiful Hemvati prayed to the Moon god, who was gracious enough to uphold the word of the priest but, inreturn for his favour, ravished the daughter. The grieving father was so shame-stricken that he cursed himself and turned into a stone, which was later worshipped by the Chandelas as Maniya Dev. Hemvati gave birth to a son, the sage Chandrateya, who was later at the helm of the Chandela clan. Historically speaking, the area and aura around Khajuraho has always been renowned for its cultural achievements.
The Erotic Sculptures
The visitor to Khajuraho cannot but be attracted to the vivid er  less

Wondering if I am on a downhill path, having a new kind of travel experience

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