Wanderlust in the Southern Wonderlands
Incredible India has been a traveler’s dream from times immemorial. While the culture, riches, seats of learning and trading options have drawn visitors from faraway lands, the sheer natural beauty out of myriad geographical forms offer delightful visuals that enthrall foreign and local tourists alike. This travel site of mine intends to take you to the splendours of South India, particularly those that are reachable from Bangalore. The travel accounts cover places and monuments that my car could take me to, which, as you will discover, make up a considerable part of what this region has to offer. What could be of interest to you is that many of the places that this site takes you to are off beat locations, not necessarily the first stop for the usual tourist. So buckle up, put your face masks on and prepare to hit the road to the Southern Wonderlands. The pictures shared are from some modest attempts with my dated DSLR and some imaginative photography with the phone by my wife Bandana.
Anegundi, or Kishkindha as it is historically known, has many facets. Overlooking the ruins of Hampi on the other side of the river Tungabhadra, it is generally an addendum to the itinerary of tourists visiting Hampi. However, by the sheer magnificence of its landscapes and the folklores around it, Anegundi can have its own claimContinue reading “Anegundi – land of the primate legends”
Wanderlust in the Southern Wonderlands