The so called spring break of my univ. wasn't much of a spring break for me (the ones who know me well enough probably understand what i mean to say) nevertheless, i totally made it a full fledged spring break by planning out an unexpected travel plan to one of the states i absolutely adore i.e. Himachal pradesh and this time the travel wasn't just about treating my eyes and soul with scenic beauties or adventure thrills like the last time in Manali and Rohtang pass.
While dwelling upon the massive beauties the state has to offer,it was my good fortune to come across the religion diversity as well and u have to agree there couldn't be a more appropriate situation to get myself more inclined upon these things as to feeling it and experiencing it first hand rather than a thick book guiding you or else somebody preaching you about sinners and saints.
My first day began with a visit to the majestic 'Tso pema' lake in Revalsar which falls in Mandi disrict of himachal. This place holds a great significance to the hindus,sikhs and buddhists and each of these religion has a surprisingly quite marvelling history to it.......
The beautiful 'Tso Pema' lake also known as the 'lotus lake'
one of the numerous carvings right below the giant statue of guru Padmashambhava
and that is how it looks like standing on the banks of Tso Pema lake.
more details of my journey until the next post....
via couch....
While dwelling upon the massive beauties the state has to offer,it was my good fortune to come across the religion diversity as well and u have to agree there couldn't be a more appropriate situation to get myself more inclined upon these things as to feeling it and experiencing it first hand rather than a thick book guiding you or else somebody preaching you about sinners and saints.
My first day began with a visit to the majestic 'Tso pema' lake in Revalsar which falls in Mandi disrict of himachal. This place holds a great significance to the hindus,sikhs and buddhists and each of these religion has a surprisingly quite marvelling history to it.......
The beautiful 'Tso Pema' lake also known as the 'lotus lake'
one of the numerous carvings right below the giant statue of guru Padmashambhava
and that is how it looks like standing on the banks of Tso Pema lake.
more details of my journey until the next post....
via couch....
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