Gettin' Wintry In My Country..!

Nevertheless, I grew up in this country, and only in the past two or three years have I found a more interesting way to feel the fun of travelling. Away from the chaotic tourist places and pages of usual travel guidebooks, I've planned to get in touch intimately with India, the 'un-explored' places, and to feel their unknown beauty and to make my readers feel the same. 

Hey beautiful people!!!  Well, I'm back after a really long time...! Haha, actually there's a lot of work stuff and I'm totally soaked in it. Anyways coming to the topic, winters are in their full form, and so am I. I am seriously looking forward to this cold-foggy kind of weather, which proves as a chance to don the warmest winter coats and woollens.

It was a foggy morning. Sitting in my garden and wondering with a cup of tea, made me plan to pay a visit to some nearby random places and get some good photo shoots. I got dressed up and went to some unknown or maybe less-known place. It is said na, that jin jagahon k naam nahi hote, woh jagah ki baat hi kuch aur hoti hai... (the places with no names are actually wonderful). I felt it seeing the mesmerizing beauty of that unknown lake or water reservoir maybe...Whatever it was, I found it appealing! Believe it or not, the lake met the sun in such a balanced manner as if the two of them were so enchanted by this eternal dance that they barely notice the hills. The weather contributed as well, both, in my photography and undoubtedly, doubled the beauty of the place.

You know what? Central India has its own enchanting and unexplored beauty; though it doesn't offer one, the breathtaking overwhelming natural beauty of other parts of India, but still, the scenes aren't ignorable and have their own charm as well. 

I remember wandering about the lonely streets of Pachmarhi, a town near Hoshangabad in Madhya Pradesh, watching millions of fireflies communicating with their partners through light beams. They were like..kind of magically lightening up the shady paths in pure harmony with millions of stars, twinkling above in the moonless sky. 

The extent of the joyful countryside experience, far from the chaotic city lifestyle, that I got there was truly mesmerizing. And in a real sense, I believe that it should be like that only; one should take a vacation from their bizi-bizi lives and enjoy what the universe has to offer to us. Even the usual scenic beauty like riverside aarti, beautiful landscapes, etc helps one to stay cheerful and energetic throughout.

Although the world on my part was more or less, a bit clumsy and messed up in work stuff, I anyhow try to get a chance to release myself for the sake of enjoying this beauty. By the way, how's the cosy feeling of winter there? Do lemme know in the comment section below:)