Last weekend, the team split up into three groups: 1 group went to Agra to see the Taj Mahal, another went to Shimla to the mountains, and Pierre stayed in Ludhiana to enjoy the local sights.
LUDHIANA: Pierre had a great weekend in Ludhiana and hung out with Jaspreet for the weekend. He went shopping and even attended a wedding!
AGRA: The Agra Group said:
The Taj Mahal "crown of palaces" is a white marble mausoleum located in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India. It was built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his third wife, Mumtaz Mahal.
The Taj Mahal is widely recognized as "the jewel of Muslim art in India
and one of the universally admired masterpieces of the world's heritage.
At first when you enter there's a huge entrance like a forth with the otomani influences on the architecture
Once
you enter you can perceive a change in the atmosphere, like your
crossing the line to another dimension , like traveling on time
(goosebumps) and when you cross the door suddenly at the distance seems
to appear a living legend
 |
| Add caption |
At
first was a little foggy and blurry but the my best friend "the sun"
decided to join us in this amazing moment, it was just magic with a
touch of mysticism.
The environment was just perfect to be there, quiet, reflexive and calm.
SHIMLA: The Shimla group said:
"Himachal Pradesh what a beautiful part of India..."
 |
| View from the main square |
The weather was nice and we had the chance to visit most of the places which connects the
Shimla Heritage Walk on Saturday.
We started our walk with the
Jakhoo Temple, which is the main temple of the Hindu God
Hanuman. The temple is at the top of the Jakhoo mountain 2.455m above see level.
 |
| The entrance |
 |
| Hanuman sculpture (around 32m) |
 |
| Dimitri, Anneliese myself and Lukas |
 |
| Is he hungry? |
 |
| The temple of Hanuman |
As you can see from the pictures that place - Shimla itself as well - is
a favorite place for the monkeys. Most of them are friendly, but some of them can be very aggressive as well.
We continued our trip in Shimla and we stopped for a street food
at the local Lakkar Bazar. We saw some red himalayan carrots.
In Shimla center we found lot of nice places which
British
colonial architecture beauty goes back to the neo- Gothic structure as well.
 |
| The Himalayan carrots |
 |
| Lakkar Bazar |
We arrived back to the Hotel at Sunday evening and feel re-energized after this great weekend.
#ibmcsc #india22
At first when you enter there's a huge entrance like a forth with the otomani influences on the architecture
Shimla is one of the exciting place that you can visit during your tour. The place is giving you an exciting time spend from Bangalore to make you more exciting. The place is provides you an exciting time if you include you family too.
ReplyDeleteFurther, CSP technology may be coupled with a traditional fossil-fuel plant to serve as daytime-demand power, or to decrease turbine sizing, or to meet regulatory requirements. Hybrid plants incorporate a solar energy fuel source with a more conventional one, typically natural gas as it is easy to transport to remote locations, doesn’t require the complicated material handling system of coal plants, is readily available in many places throughout the world and is cost competitive.
ReplyDelete