Bhuleshwar temple during the monsoons
The advantage of being in a place where there are distinctly different seasons is that you can keep going to the same place at different times and see totally different sights. This is the...
by Rajaram Sethuraman · Published Sep 1, 2010 · Last modified Aug 28, 2014
The advantage of being in a place where there are distinctly different seasons is that you can keep going to the same place at different times and see totally different sights. This is the...
drive / nature / temple / waterfall
by Rajaram Sethuraman · Published Jul 1, 2010 · Last modified Aug 20, 2011
“Ban” – Forest and Ishwar – God i.e. God within a forest. This is the origin of the name of the Baneshwar temple. The name looked inviting and looking it up on Google Earth,...
drive / temple / tradition / view point
by Rajaram Sethuraman · Published Jun 1, 2010 · Last modified Oct 2, 2014
Every hill/mountain/hillock in Maharashtra must be having something on the top. Be it a fort or a temple. The shiva temple in Bhuleshwar is on top of a small hill in the middle of...
dam / drive / mahabaleshwar / panchgani / river / temple / view point / wai
by Rajaram Sethuraman · Published Aug 6, 2009 · Last modified May 6, 2010
On the way from Pune to Panchgani and Mahabaleshwar, a casual traveller can easily ignore Wai as just another dot on the map. But, if the little effort of deviating around 3km from the...
drive / fort / Narayanpur / temple
by Rajaram Sethuraman · Published Jul 20, 2009 · Last modified Dec 26, 2012
My first outing in Pune was to the Balaji temple near Narayanpur village. I didn’t take my camera with me at that time, but the place/route was good enough to make a second visit...
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