Bageshwar, a city in Uttarkhand, India situated at the confluence of the rivers Saryu and Gomti. Places around here offer panoramic views of the beautiful Himalayan Mountains.
Tiger - The National Animal of India. There are around 3500 tigers in the world today, of which 1400 are found in India alone. But at the same time, in 1990s India alone was home to around 3500 tigers in the wildlife.
If we do not save this beautiful species from poachers, and if we keep destroying their habitat, then our generation will be solely responsible for the extinction of this great species.
The least we can do is NEVER to camp in the illegal resorts which have come up in Indian jungles which are causing increased threat to wildlife, to spread awareness about these illegal activities in the forests and discourage others from staying in these resorts, to educate our children about the need to protect wildlife.
The beautiful Munnar Hill Station located at 4,760 ft above sea level in the Western Ghats in the Kerala State of India. Munnar means the confluence of three rivers - Madhurapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundaly.
The 140 ft tall world’s tallest statue of Lord Subramanya located outside the Batu Caves near the city of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This statue is painted with 300 litres of Gold paint.
Being one of the most popular Hindu shrines outside India, dedicated to Lord Murugan, this limestone hill has a series of caves and cave temples.
The Holy Tulsi (The Queen of Herbs) is a miracle plant. Eat 2-3 leaves of this plant everyday to maintain a good health. Tulsi leaves can protect against radiation, repair damaged cells, are anti-carcinogenic, anti-ageing, immune booster, cleans up respiratory system, is a natural vaccine against infections like chicken pox, and much much more. Eat Natural, Be Healthy.
Popocatepetl, an active volcano 80km from Mexico City erupted last Saturday spewing huge plumes of ash and fiery rocks. A major eruption in 2000 here had forced the evacuation of nearly 50,000 residents living nearby.
World’s Oldest Dam still in use - The 1800 year old Grand Anaicut (also called Kallanai) built on the river Kaveri in 2nd Century by Karikalan Chola in Tamilnadu, India. The dam, also the oldest water-diversion structure splits the river Kaveri into 4 streams - Kollidam Aru, Kaviri, Vennaru and Puthu Aru. The dam doesn’t have any Plaster or Cement holding it in place.
