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From the album: Monarchy on the Go!
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From the album: Monarchy on the Go!
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From the album: Monarchy on the Go!
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The entrance to the caves in (?? Come on Vivek! Help me out here!!!) One of the famous tourist attractions that you can see when you travel in India (Plenty of words, please, Vivek... So that my Google adds have something to work on!) ...smb
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The "Old man of the Forest" A large, old orangutan at a famous tourist spot in India. One of the great attractions you can see when you travel in India. Highly recommended for your next vacation!
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A beautiful, majestic white tiger at a famous tourist spot in India. One of the great attractions you can see when you travel in India. Highly recommended for your next vacation!
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A hard-working, dark-skinned man takes a moment to enjoy a cigarette - somewhere in India. India is a great destination for photography enthusiasts - highly recommended for your next vacation!
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Southern India Street Market Scene
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Glimpses of Southern India. A photo assignment of street-life and other scenes. A colourful market stall, selling sugar, salt and other daily necessities. If you are planning a wedding, anywhere in India, consult the experts! nikhilbhide-theweddingplanner.com -
Let's hear about some of your favourite books! Just to kick off this topic, here are a few of my own personal book recommendations: First on my list: 1421: The Year China Discovered America - by Gavin Menzies I found this to book to be quite startling. 'Very interesting though, and a thoroughly good read... I know that some people in the Western World aren't too happy with the notion that the Chinese had been to many far-flung places around the world, long before the great European explorers - but this book does provide some quite thought-provoking evidence to the contrary. It seemed pretty well-researched to me, anyway. The book is well-written and, if nothing else, it certainly provides a new perspective on world history and some highly interesting reading. I thoroughly enjoyed the book. This may not be "Gospel". Not yet, anyway... But I, for one, tend to think that Gavin Menzies is on to something!
