Chinma waterfalls a hidden treasure

 Chinma Falls

Chinma Falls

 Nestled among the hills of Shallang, a small town in the West Khasi hills, are two spectacular waterfalls- The Chinma Falls and The Rangmana Falls. These waterfalls are quite untouched and are known by only a handfull of people . However with time, the place is gaining popularity and now people are visiting these waterfalls  from different places. The govt. of Meghalaya is also planning to make this place as a tourist attraction. The Waterfalls are around 170 km west of the captial city of Meghalaya, Shillong.

How to reach this place?

We can reach this place from multiple places as it is close to the state highway no 1 which is the bifurcation of National Highway no 217 from a place called Rongjeng around 22km west of the Waterfalls. The road to this place is not yet added to the google map till this day. So if your route is from the west then you should not reach till Shallang, but around a kilometer or two there is a small  diversion of a trail. The trail can be identified with a this bridge as a marking point, if you cross the bridge which you will find  just before reaching the town of Shallang then it will be clear that the diversion trail to the waterfalls is passed beyond.  Then just reverse your ride and then the trail that you first left that you encounter after you cross that bridge will take you to those waterfalls. 

If your route is from east i.e if you wanna reach this place from Shillong side. We have to travel west around 90km on NH 106 to a town called Nongstoin and then continue the journey on SH-1 around 80-85km. To reach the place while heading there from east the town of Shallang is to be crossed and then a bridge that I mentioned earlier to be crossed and  then the trail to reach the waterfalls will be the first left after crossing the bridge. 

I hope soon the Meghalaya government will put a signboard on the road and once its done then it will be quite easy to locate the place.

 Way to reach the waterfalls 

After being able to locate the road that heads towards the waterfalls , the trail gets bad for a couple of kilometres till which you will be able to take your vehicle . The good news is the government there is building new road and hope it gets done soon so that more people can swiftly reach this beautiful place,

 but beyond a point you will have to trek for around half a kilometer. The trek is not so strenuous  but the steep descent is bit dangerous if you are not used to steep climb. After the decent start we don’t have to reach out far for the Rangmanma falls and it’s majestic view is just mesmerizing. And during a normal day on the month of july it looks like this. 

Rangmanma Falls

We can reach the top of Chinma Waterfalls and enjoy the view from to of it. Gazing at this wonder from a closeup top view

Standing on top of
Chinma falls

will not be as pleasant as looking at it from the bottom and up front. So, in order to reach the bottom of the Chinma Falls we have to descend down further from the point where we took left to reach the Rangmanma falls, now just follow the trail to the left. This descend is steeper so be careful. And ones you reach the bottom the mesmerizing Chinma Falls will be right before your eyes.

Some personal suggestions 

• Please wear shoes it will help you in the trek.
• Please do not litter the place. Take your things and bring back and throw it to the litterbins on the top.

• 
  Visit a view point which is around 10km west to the waterfalls on SH1

  

  View point

  
  

• Don’t drink during the trekking as it is a rocky terrain so it can be catastrophic if you slip down.
• Take water with you as you might get dehydrated while ascending 

My personal experience 

I started at around 10:00AM along with my friends from Dudhnoi and it took us around 3hours to reach the trail from the SH. It was our first time there and we didn’t know how to reach there and the roads. We just had few friends telling us the road that will lead us to the waterfalls. So we passed the trail and went till Shallang police station and on seeing the police station we came to know that we have gone beyond the  place from where the trail starts and then we returned on that same road asking people and because of language problem we were not even able to ask them the location to the place. Luckily we found a man who explained us how we reach the waterfalls. The suggestions above for wearing shoes is because I personally suffered alot in that slippery terrain i was wearing slippers and it was a hell ride for me. I had to walk barefooted on those rocky terrain. And please take some water with you because while ascending its very tiresome and if you are not a frequent trekker then you might also blackout. The roads and the view to those roads are something to adore too. It gave me the real life manifestation of the saying that ‘Journey is equally beautiful to the destination’

On the way to

Chinma falls

And by saying that I would like to sign off this time hope you guys enjoyed reading the blog and gained some new information about a relatively unknown place. It has always been my mission to put forth to you guys places that are not much famous but are a hidden gem waiting to be explored. Hope you guys visit this place and will share it to all your friends, family and love ones and also please visit this lesser known places as it will help those local people out there to get some livelihood.

Please comment the name of such lesser known places that you know and i will cover those place. Feel free to write any suggestions and please forgive if i have written anything wrong and point it out on the comments section.

Thank you, until next time with new places and experiences

The Journey From Kota to Guwahati

The Journey during lockdown

Today I'm writing almost after a year. Due to some of my personal reason. So I had to keep my blogging aside. I would like to appologize to all my readers for that and moreover until the lockdown is completely over I don't think that I would be able to put forword some content. 

This is the journey that I have done during the lockdown. Hope you enjoy reading it.  Lets jump into the journey without wasting time in the back story.  

Our journey began from Kota, Rajasthan on 24/04/2020 with around 400 students and parents. Assam govt have done a admirable job in our return back home. There were 17 buses that brought us back to our state . This was my by far the longest journey that I ever had by a bus. And I dont think anything can beat this 2200km long journey  in a bus. Yes it is true I can do it in a bike, car or even truck but not in a commercial bus that is something which I'm  certain about. 

We started from Kota, Rajasthan right around at 8:45 A:M in the morning but because of offical work it took us somewhat near of 12:00 noon to exit the city. But after that the journy started. I Saw the plight of the people on the road. Seeing the people we see in TV waiting for a transport to ferry them to their home. That day I again felt how much priviliged we are. 

We were supposed to reach Khushinagar, UP at 10:00PM that day  for a nightstay. But the journey started late so we kept on going and going then night struck. We reached UP at the Dusk and had some food and reached Jhansi, UP. There they checked few of our body temperature and did some of the routine stuffs. But they called up for a name called Haider Ahmed. I called out for the man and there were no one of such name in my bus. I checked out several times since it was a bus with 20 students so it was not that hard to notice that there was no one of such name. Later Jhansi, police called me enquiring about the person. I said if he would have been here I would have got him. Moreover the man was a parent and we dont have any parent in our bus. Later on I came to know that there was no Haider Ahmed in the whole group. Not only in bus 1 but neither  of the buses. I have no idea who the UP police was looking for. Whatever lets go forward with the journey. Then we kept on going that night then I slept.

The next morning(25/04/2020) when I woke up the landscape had changed and much more greener and felt good. We were somewhere in UP crossed Lucknow and was heading towards Ayodhya. We kept on going and finally at around 12:30pm we reached Khusinagar, UP. There we stayed in a govt. of UP Made Resort. When I talked to few to staffs by seeing the influence of Buddhism in the area. Then I came to know that Khushinagar was the place where Gautama The Buddha took his last breath. Then I felt so good and blessed. Its a promise guys i will definitely bring you a detailed blog from Khushinagar in coming future.

Then at the time of deperture from Khushinagar. Me and my friend who were alloted the same villa took a nap and later everyone was on the bus and waiting for us. The resort staffs came in and asked us to leave since our fleet was about to leave. We ran to the bus and saw some very angry faces staring at us. Then we wents to the bus and did the counting and we were good to go again. 

Then we keep on moving and reached Bihar Boarder by the Dusk. There we were stopped for about an hour. Then ones the bus started we were going again. As we had our dinner packed we only stopped for washroom breaks at few places. And in that same way the journey started and then I slept.

Next morning(26/04/2020) or to rightly say the last morning in the bus. We reached West Bengal boarder. And the big problem to deal was toilet. We stood by a petrol pump and brushed and washed us up but there were no toilet to be seen for. Few of my bus companions were desperate to go for a poop. So I found a place near a pond with sufficient bush as suggested by the locals there. I know it is not good unhygenic and all but what to do in that time of urgency. But they chose not to go there and returned to the bus. Then after we entered West Bangal it was so familiar and when we were about to reach Baghdogra the tea gardens popped up. At that time after a period of 10 month I felt like woo,  this feels like we will reach home soon. When I saw the mountains from Baghdora I never felt so good. After seeing the stone laden hills with little scattered number of trees for the past 10 months in Rajasthan. Seeing this lush green mountains were like trat to my eyes. Then our journey kept on going and things got more and more familier. We got our lunch in our bus itself and we left West Bengal behind. 

Then by the dusk we entered our homestate "Assam". There we were escorted by the police. We reached Kajolgaon, Chirang at around 9:00P:M. there we were welcomed by the police with applauds. I never felt so important. Then we were given our dinner. The dinner comprised of Pulao, Panner, potato and cauliflower fry, boiled egg, gulab jamun, a juice and an apple. The food felt so tasty it is incomprehensible. Eating basic food for the past time in the journey and suddenly getting good food is all that you want and the feeling was out of this world. 

Then we started from there at around 11:30PM. And we reached our destination Guwahati's Indira Gandhi International stadium at around 3:30A:M 27/04/2020 , where our Hon'ble Health & Finance minister Mr Himanta Bishawasharma received us. There the girls were sent to the Hotels they are alloted and we boys are here in the Quarantine facility in Indira Gandhi International Stadium from where Im writing this blog. 

The journey was not that smooth as it sounds. There were times when a bus got misrouted and went 40km away in the wrong path. One of the girl busted her head on the bus due to the jerking of the bus. But all in all it was a pleasent journey considering the grand scheme. I would thank all the police personals who had accompanied us and made our journey smooth. 

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TOP 5 BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN GOA

Top 5 Best places to visit in Goa

Goa was a Portuguese Colony. It was under Portuguese for 1510- 1961CE . Far longer than British rule in India. In 18th of December 1961 Goa was liberated. After 450 Years of Portuguese rule it is so deeply embedded in their lifestyle. The culture, Architecture, Cuisine everything is influenced by the Portuguese . Goa is very Popular among foreign as well as Indian prople vacation spot. Goa is the land of party and fun, white sand blue water its beautiful. It can be called a Tropical paradise. Now the places to visit

Basilica of Bom Jesus 

This is one of the oldest church in Goa and this place  also one of the oldest in entire South East Asia. Th foundation was laid by 24 November 1594 and the construction took 11years to complete on 15th of May 1605 . It is an UNESCO world haritage site. There are several more church near by Basilica of Bom Jesus

Location : Old Goa, Goa

Ruins of the Church of St Augustine :

This is the biggest Church complex in the whole of Goa. This ones majestic church due to its faulty construction as said but no one knows the true reason. The construction started in 1597 and completed in 1602 . It originally had four towers now only one is barely standing. It was declared UNESCO World heritage in 1986.

Location: Old Goa, Goa

Aguada Fort:

This fort was a Portuguese Fort built in 1612. It faces the Arabian sea from the coast of Goa and the view is just mesmerizing. The fort has a light house. Only the upper portion is accessible by the general public. The rest of the places are blocked from reaching. 

Location : Aguada Fort area, condalim , Goa

Reis Magos Fort

Reis Magos Fort, Goa is the oldest fort in the entire city of Goa. It was constructed in 1493 and was used as a defence fort later it was converted to a jail. The fort is quite big but had only one well as a source of drinking water. 

Location: Reis Magos, Goa

Our Lady of Immaculate Conception 

This ancient Church lookes quite new. The zig zag stairs are its key features. The chapal was first built in 1541 and later rebuilt in 1619 the structure that we are able to see now. The dazzling white colour of the chapel makes it a spectacle to watch. 

Location: Panaji, Goa

You might be curious that Goa is famous for its beach and i have not put even a single one of it here. But the thing is that everyone knows that Goa is famous for beach so it wont be new knowledge for them. Goa is far more than just Beach and party. The heritage of  Goa is far byond its beach and party. 

Thank you for reading . Please share the knowledge with your friends, family and people who are visiting Goa. 

TOP 5 PLACES TO VISIT IN MUMBAI

Top 5 Places In Mumbai for tourists 

Mumbai also known as the 'city of dreams'. Here people from around India as well as the world come in the hope to get a better life. Many people come to Mumbai to be actors and actresses in Bollywood . But also Mumbai is very popular among tourists. Places to visit in Mumbai city are in a vast number because of the beautiful British architecture of Mumbai city blends and also for tourist coming to India from outside the country are most likely to come through Mumbai. So places in Mumbai to visit should be known by all of us mostly solo travellers. Now without any further delay lets start the places in Mumbai to visit.

Gateway of India

This place is one of the most iconic landmark of Mumbai city. This is one of the most important landmark. This is the first places  in Mumbai to visit by most of the tourists. Gateway of India is always flooded with people. The  Gateway was built in 20th century to welcome King-Emperor George V and Queen-Empress Mary on their 1911 visit to India.

Marine drive

Marine drive in Mumbai also called as the Queen's Necklace because at night time the street lights in Marine drive appears like a necklace form areal view. As the street light appears like pearl in a necklace. This place was designed like Miami for that reason it is often referred to as the Miami of India.

Elephanta Caves

Elephanta caves are listed in the UNESCO World Heritage sites. It is said by scholars that it was completed at around 6th century C.E .  The caves are predominantly dedicated to the Hindu God Lord Shiva. This caves are present in Elephanta Island close to the coast of Mumbai . You can reach this place via a ferry that you will get from Gateway of Mumbai.

Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya

Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalay is a museum . It is one of the biggest museum in India. It has valuable items from around the world. If you are a person who likes ancient stuffs this is the place in Mumbai to visit for you. This place was previously known as Prince of Wales Museum of Western India. It was inaugurated in 10th January 1922.

Juhu Beach

It is the longest beach in Mumbai city. It is often called Juhu Chowpati. This is a popular tourist attraction of Mumbai. This was an island of Mumbai in olden days. It was only accessible during low tides then later the land was filled between the island and its neighbouring land of Mumbai city and we have the Juhu Beach or Juhu Chowpati now. There are many Bollywood superstars living near this beach. This place is also referred to as the Beverley Hills of India. 

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BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN KOLKATA WITHIN A DAY

Best Places to visit Kolkata in a Day

Kolkata is one of the largest cities in India and has an enormous number of population. It is also called the cultural capital of India. Kolkata city is filled with colour and glitters. Since this is heart of economic activity in East India . Kolkata city whether is never too extreme but sometimes it gets fierce. My personal experience with this city is quite good regarding Kolkata whether. But unfortunately this time I had to feel the heat of Kolkata the temperature reached around 40°C. OK now back to the topic for which you are here right the top place in Kolkata city to visit while you are in hurry . People often come here to get there connecting flights. Flights and also people of East India who are going to far international destinations too come to the city. So people who are not for tourist purpose have very less time to visit the places. So I have sum out few places that will be best suited for you to visit as much as important place in shortest time possible. So lets get started. 

Victoria Memorial

This is the palace of her Majesty Queen Victoria , in the heart of Kolkata city . Now it is converted into a museum for the visitors. This place is quite a spectacular view. It has the palace itself and beautiful gardens to chill in the scorching heat.

• Time:

 10:00AM-6:00PM Tuesday to Friday, 

10:00AM-8:00PM Weekends

Moday and National Holidays closed

• Entry: 

Rs30 Indian, 

Rs100 for people of SAARC, 

Rs500 for other foreigners 

• For more info

Victoria memorial official website

 Indian Museum 

This is the biggest museum in probably Entire East India and also in entire India. This place have many things that will fetch your interest. From prehistoric fossils of mammoths to historic ruins of Mauria empire. It has a very large coin collection. It too has exhibitions of Mummy, old paintings to ancient sculptures and many more.

• Address: 

27, Jawaharlal Nehru Road, Park Street, Kolkata - 700016. W.B

• Time: 

10:00AM-6:30PM Tuesday-Friday
10:00AM-8:00PM Saturday-Sunday
Monday remains closed

• Entry:                  50RS per adult. 
• For info:           Indian Museum

St Paul's Cathedral 

It is one of the biggest cathedral in East India or we can say say one of the biggest in entire India. This Cathedral shows the faith of the Royal Family towards their religion. The architecture is truly magnificent. And the gardens outside are very calming. Anyone can visit this magnificent place showing the enormity of The British Empire on its colony India also called 'The Golden Bird'. 

• Address:

 Cathedral Rd, Maidan, Kolkata, West Bengal 700071

 Alipore Zoological Garden

This is one of the biggest largest Zoological garden in India. Here there are alot of varieties of fauna from around the world in Kolakata city . Alipore Zoological  is one of the most famous Zoological Gardens in India. Put this into your bucket list while you visit Kolkata city next time and you won't regret your visit in your tight schedule. 

• Address: 

2, Alipore Rd, Alipur Zoological Garden, Alipore, Kolkata, West Bengal 700027

• Time:

9:00AM-4:30PM

Thursday remains closed

• Entry:

Rs 10 children under 5years

Rs30 to all above 5years 

• For more info: Alipore zoo, Kolkata city

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TOP PLACES TO VISIT IN DEOGHAR, JHARKHAND, INDIA

The Trip: Top Places to Visit Deogarh 

Hey! Readers. This is you travel buddy The Solo Xplorer Today I'm very excited and nervous too. This is my first blog outside of Guwahati . Hope you like it and keep supporting me like always. Thanks everyone for your love and support. Please comment your suggestion to me how to improve my blog. 
As promised my reader friend. I was going to give you a surprise. So now the time has come to reveal. So without any further a due lets get started. 

The journey

So I started my journey from my hometown of Dudhnoi. I started at around 11:45A:M from my home and went to Bongaigaon(a district city in Assam). Then from there I had my train till Rampurhat, West Bengal. So by 3:20 I boarded on the train and the train journey was as usual. And by 1:25 A:M. And got to an e-rickshaw and went to get the bus to

Dumka(A district city in Jharkhand) from where I was supposed to take the bus to Deoghar( District city in Jharkhand). So by 3:00A:M I got onto the bus for Dumka and reached Dumka by approximately  5:15 A:M . But due to high number of weddings the buses were reserved and waited for the bus then finally a bus came by but the number of people was so high that I sat on the top of the bus

. I was excited as in Assam i never faced the circumstances to sit on top of the bus. The experience was very nice. Looking at the landscape of rural Jharkhand it i was breathing. The roads from Dumka to Deoghar were straight as a needle. Next time i would try to go on a bike on that road as it will be paradise for one looking to check out their top speed on their vehicles. Then finally I got off when I reached Deoghar. By around 8:25A:M. So finally my destination was reached for the tymbing. And then went on to see the places. 

The Places to visit in Deoghar

• Baidyanath Dham

This place is one of the most important places in Hindu pilgrimage. This place is said to house Lord Shiva himself as the Jotirlingam.

As per stories my priest (pnda). Ravana the great perhaps the greatest devotee of Lord Shiva prayed to Lord Shiva for many years to take him to Lanka his kingdom. So that he can please Lord Shiva while looking after his Subjects. And he succeeded to take Lord Shiva in his Lingam form   with a condition that he should not be kept anywhere. Where ever he keeps the Lingam no one in this universe will be able to pick that up for him or for anyone. So he started from Mount Kailash. But due to his huge ambitiousness The god's fear that Ravana will be so powerful that no one will be able to beat him with Lord Shiva protecting him. So they pleaded to Lord Vishnu and Lord Vishnu then pleaded to Lord Shiva.

On which Lord Shiva ask them to Plead Lord Ganesha. So Lord Ganesha decended on that place as a cow herder. And mean while Ravana had great urge to urinate. So he began searching for person to hold the Lingam. Then he saw Lord Ganesha (The Cow hearted)  and pleaded him to hold the Lingam. On which he agreed. But when Ravana started to urinate he was not stopping at all. On to which Lord Ganesha said i cannot hold it anymore it is so heavy and I'm just a small boy. Then Lord Ganesha kept it. Then after some time Ravana stopped Urinating and went to pick the lingam but he failed. He was devastated. And went to another place to meditate and pray Lord Shiva to let him take to Lanka. But he failed and Lord Shiva never went to Lanka

• Tapovan

This is the place according to the legends where Ravana went to meditate after his disaster that i mentioned before. Lord Shiva refused to go. This made him sad and from there he returned to Lanka. 

This place is around 4-5km from Deoghar. You can easily take an auto to the place

• Nandan pahar park

This is a beautiful park.

Located on the bank of a pond. This is not like a big Amusement park

but a rather small park with great views and  silent back drop here you

can come and relax. This is in the sub urban area of Deoghar.

• Trikut Pahar: 

Ravana from abducting Mata Sita. The top peak has a great view. Even if you don't believe this tales you can come to visit this place just to experience the sheer beauty of the place.

The rope way made it easier for visitors to see the place. I would like to jump from the cliff with a wing suite. It would be so much fun. This place is around 16km from Deoghar town but the place is so common that you will get Auto to there alway .

• Satsang Ashram

This is the headquarters

of the dharma called 'Joyguru'. Which I'm too a follower of. This place is very beautiful. You will find peace in here. Everyone can visit this place irrespective of gender, religion, caste, creed and race.

I would like to suggest everyone to visit this place too. 

The Conclusion 

Sorry everyone since i was in hurry and was visiting the places. I was only able to visit Baidyanath Dham and Satsang Ashram but the other places are all my visited places. And all the reviews are 100% genuine. I apologize for that . And the pictures are of my old visits. I was not able to visit those places. I would like to suggest you that if you want to visit all the places you can it is not impossible but it will be too hectic and you wont be able to experience it much. So I would suggest you to spend at least 2days there. I couldn't spend time because I have more places to visit and now I have boarded to a train to my new destination. I wont tell you where but it will be good. Now I'm here in the train off to a new place to bring you new blog. 

Guys siging off today. The trip continues. Stay tuned. 

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Till then siging off. Everyone live your life to the fullest and never regret. 👋 see you next time

KAMAKHYA : DISCOVER THE SUPREME POWER

Nilachal hills : The home to divine.

First of all a very Happy Bihu to all my readers. I'm sorry guys I'm not able to write a separate blog on Bihu because of my exams. Please i beg your pardon for this. I'm really sorry readers. But today's blog is very close to my heart this is one of the most most significant religious place for Hindus in the entire North East India

. People from around the world visit here. I always wanted to write about Nilachal hills in a separate blog. Since today i visited the place so here I'm with a new blog. Writing about this place as it is close to my heart as me being Hindu by birth. 

• The journey. 

Today I came from my place as it is quite far from Nilachal hills and being a bit far I took a cab and went there. There were my parents, brother and relatives waiting for me. And I would like to tell that I was not there to go there to the temple of Maa Kamakhya but to the temple of Bagla Maa. This is a tradition made by my family that we go to that temple every year after Rongali Bihu. So as per that tradition we went there. We offered puja there and prayed. Because we had vote in Guwahati today the people there are very less. 

• Maa Bagla temple

This temple is few hundred meters from Kamakhya and is according to my observation it is the biggest after the main Maa Kamakhya temple. This temple has very nice views from it. Many people dont even know this temple exist because most of the people visit Kamakhya devalaya and exhausted by the visit most people return from there. I would like to tell that you should this visit this temple not as a very religious person but the ancient architecture there is quite intriguing. Visit this temple if you visit Kamakhya Devalaya next time.

• Kamakhya Devalaya.

This is the temple that makes Nilachal Hills so popular. People often call the hill as Kamakhya pahar(hill) . This is one of the ancient temples here in the state of Assam.

It was constructed at around 8-9th century AD. It has Maa Kamakhya as the primary deity in the and the temple wall is curved with several deities like Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu, Goddess Saraswati and various other Gods and Goddesses.

The craftsmanship of the place always make me feel mesmerized.

How our ansestors were so advanced in their craft. This place is said to have a part of Goddess Parvati have fallen here. It is believed that Goddess Parvati's genitalia fell there. That is the reason during the devine Amabachi Mela the temple door is kept close as it is believed that it the time of Goddess Parvati's mesnturation. This part fell here after it was dismembered by Lord Vishnu to save the world from Catstrophy of the universe by the anger of Lord Shiva. 

• View from Nilachal Hill. 

This hill is one of the most visited hills in entire Guwahati city. And the view from here is breath taking. One cannot stay without getting awed by the sheer beauty of the views from the hill.

Sorry everyone again for late content but soon I will be doing blogs very frequently and i have a surprise for you so stay tuned. 

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Hope you liked it. 

Thank You very much of reading 

See you next time. 

Till then have a good life. 

And very Happy Bihu to all my readers

HOLI IN GUWAHATI

HOLI IN GUWAHATI

First of all happy holi to everyone hope you enjoyed this holi well. I'm very sorry everyone I have not put forward any blogs for you. I'm really sorry for that.  I have been preparing for my entrances which will come to an end only after that I would be able to bring blogs to you regularly. But now I'm mostly devoting my time to studies and not getting enough time to explore new places. But ones my exams get over I will be free to explore new places and bring you all more and more new places and exciting experience. So that you all can have an amazing time when visiting those places. 

Now without wasting much time lets get started. 

Today's holi was my first official holi in Guwahati although i have been living in Guwahati for last 3years but last two years either I was at home or at the time of holi of dint play holi as I was too lazy back then. But today since I'm living no more in a hostel and I'm free to go where ever I like.  I too dint have any plans this year for holi I was too lazy to go out but my brother applied colour to me and then I was forced to pick myself up and then go out.  I thought this as a great opportunity to bring you all the fun and excitement of holi. 

• FANCY BAZAAR 

This was the place I went first.

I was planning to walk the whole of Guwahati but then I met my brother and his group and joined them.  We went to Fancy bazaar and there was total festive atmosphere it was more like a rock concert.

Since in Fancy bazaar the rain dance

is the biggest in Guwahati this brings a huge crowd there. Had a great time there

dancing on the high bass beat. 

• Belle view 

After dancing like crazy it was time for us to sit and relax.

After Fancy Bazaar we decided to go to Belle view.  This place is one of my favorite in Guwahati as the view from here of the Brahmaputra is magnificent. The cool breeze of Mighty Brahmaputra

cooled us. There the people in our group started smashing eggs on the head of each other. Only couples were saved in that raw egg battle. Luckily i was among them who were saved. We chilled there for and hour along with the egg madness and playing holi. Then it was time for lunch. 

• Jorabat

 By the time we left Belli view we were starving .

Then we headed to 9mile to have lunch but on the way the group broke up and they cancelled the plan. After that me and my brother went where we intended but then we thought of going to somewhere new so we decided to go to Brahmaputra Jungle Resort.

Visiting the place was great it is quite in the outskirts of the town.  The views from there were mesmerizing. But it was smaller then I expected. But it was good the food was good and most importantly affordable . Not too expensive. 

• Back to Guwahati 

On the way back to Guwahati since the sun was setting.  We got to see a beautiful sunset. 

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