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2024.05.17 13:17 Either_Pen1239 Top 10 Treks in India You Must Do Once in Your Life
 | OverviewIf you are an adventurer and you want to feel the thrill along with exploring natural beauty then India is one of your best spots for you. The geographical sequence is the widest starting with the highest mountain range in the north, i.e., the Himalayas, and culminating at the Western Ghats in the south.The troop of trekking trails gives a climb through thick forests, alpine meadows, high-elevation deserts, and marvelous valleys and allows each trekker to find unique landscapes for their own. While some hike trails follow the culture laid down by India, the routes often lead to temples, monasteries, and remote villages that are located in outskirt regions. It is locals who are very incredible and hospitable and their behaviour makes the trek much more amazing. The Neturay people living in the country have the advantage of a high level of biodiversity which exposes them to some reminded plants and unusual wildlife. If you happen to be an adventure or spiritual seeker, India will never disappoint, from the iconic treks through rainbow mountains to pilgrimage sites in Uttarakhand or the sublime nature within Kerala. 1. Pin Parvati Valleyhttps://preview.redd.it/y62338p1zy0d1.jpg?width=924&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=00c3627ac030252808c7041d93c06856813e452ethe Pin Parvati Valley is one of the perfect places for trekking enthusiasts, and it can also present you with one of the most fascinating journeys in Himachal Pradesh. Your trek will originate from the camps of Pughla and it will culminate in the mud village of the Spiti Valley. The pin parvati valley is situated at an elevation elation of 17,569 ft. which makes this trek a difficult one. You will surely need to be sure that you as an experienced trekker will take up this exciting trek. You have to hike about 90 km during 8-9 days of this journey. You'll stay at the campsite for this time. Experience through this journey, how smoothly the different aspects of the Hinduism and, Buddhism blend and showcase unity. The Himalayan Mountains and the beautiful valley views are what will leave you breathless here. Be brave and you will prevail in your obstacles and discomfort. You will also be able to use a combination of medicine and spiritual rituals to clear off any anxiety through bathing in hot water springs around Pin Parvati Valley. 2. Kanchenjunga base camp trek,Sikkimhttps://preview.redd.it/o2cmufy2zy0d1.jpg?width=6016&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6a59609433e01f2913f726b6b73bad9546532889Surrounded by the far Eastern part of the Kanchenjunga basin, the Kanchenjunga base camp trek is a depiction of the remaining wilderness as it offers unbridled beauty of nature in all its glory. Kanchenjunga, which is the third highest peak in the world, is calling on trekkers and adventure seekers to go on a high sojourn that promises not only astonishing and unsurpassable landscapes but also wanderings into the heart of the rich and diverse culture of the region. Kanchenjunga base camp is not just the trip, it’s the life-changing еxреriеnсе because its greatness will never escape the souls and minds of those who have ever taken it. The perception that the fitness and inspiration the scenic views provide is not enough; there is a deeper inner connection with nature, culture, and oneself that people have on the journey. This is a journey to a place where all that is is awe-inspiring and that place is the Himalayas. It is a place where one can explore the extraordinary and the wondrous, the one-of-a-kind things in life. 3. The Beas Kund trekhttps://preview.redd.it/yntm2u74zy0d1.jpg?width=2048&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=46fa7f7797f9058867e24b25c9b802ad0a8ec732located in Himachal Pradesh, Beas Kund Trek is a popular destination for adventure-seeking individuals. The Beas Kund is one destination that by providing natural beauty blended amazingly with adrenaline chase would entice extreme sports enthusiasts in Himachal Pradesh. This is probably the highest Himalayan trek which kicks off from the Solang valley at an altitude of 3000 meters. The trail, which is always flowing with water, provides the viewer with a dense forest and a large meadow surrounded by green grass. In the midst of all this, the lake of Beas Kund, which is situated at 3,700 meters by elevation, is the Beas River's main source. Once on top, you can be mesmerized to see such a magnificent panorama of these very famous peaks which are entailed Jamkundi Tibba (Hanuman Tibba), Deo Tibba, the seven sisters, and many others covering the sky making a very decent backdrop where one can click extraordinary nature pictures. Experiencing trekking to the Beas is a mild difficulty trek; that is best for beginners and trekkers who are experienced. 4. Rajmachi trek, Maharashtrahttps://preview.redd.it/gjxctln5zy0d1.jpg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6f8be58b991468e7459496a2cfc10ed4b93ed05cA visit to the Rajmachi fort is one such excursion available for the brave It is built to live up to its name as the pilgrimage that is located in the Western Ghats range of the state of Maharashtra. The trek along the trail starts at the Udhewadi village and passes through a spectacular picturesque area of thick forests with remains of ancient civilizations nearby. The more the trail unfolds the more the picturesque scenes come to eye with all of the greenery and vastness of verdant hills. It is by Rajmachi fort which is mounted on the hills that the significance and such tourists who are excited to trek to experience the magnificent view of Sahyadri Hills. The Rajmachi trek is medium-difficult to do by not requiring too many experienced hikers, which made Rajmachi so popular for trekkers who love hiking in Maharashtra. 5. Dzongri trek, sikkimhttps://preview.redd.it/q2sd2gctzy0d1.jpg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=13a53645457d771a20ca2faee97aebfa3d31eb98The Dzongri Trek in Sikkim is adventurous, especially in the Himalayas. It is famed for having perfect views coupled with cultural diversity. The spectacular Yuksom village is the start and from there on the trekling proceeds through dense rhododendron forests, lush green meadows, virgin estate, and the peaks. Finally, the trek ends at Dzongri. The trekkers are taken to the end of the chain, and see the peaks towering and looking up at the jaw-dropping Kanchenjunga while their jaws drop. Buddhist cultural trails of the monastery at Tashiding and the older fluttering prayer flags also come into view on the hike. Dzongri is one of the must trekking spots where people with varied levels of trekking experience can do it and this spot proves to be most sought-after among nature lovers as well as adventure seekers in Northeast India. 6. Roopkund trek, uttrakhandhttps://preview.redd.it/z4qnzwdhzy0d1.jpg?width=6664&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2357bb7756d83001a6e24b3cf221c8b4b172d07cRoopkund trek is amongst the most captivating mysteries, spread over the sacred hills which are also called the Skeleton Lake of India. In this lake hear the sound of skeletons flowing on or above the water. The path will lead you through the thick of the forests and across stunning meadows carpeted in lovely colors of multiple blooms. The rocky surfaces that you will bump into while trekking make this trek a bit challenging but when you get yourself the Roop Kund Lake which is at 4,800 meters above sea level, the beautiful view is indeed worth all the challenges that you’ll experience during the trek. The trek difficulty level is a moderate one which means that any experience of trekking is required before you do it. 7. Chadar trek, ladakhhttps://preview.redd.it/7cbjafufzy0d1.jpg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b1f549d44aafc23723c6e55e3605ae7c98405eadChadar trek, undoubtedly one of the most captivating but hardest treks in the Himalayas, covers one of the most beautiful terrains in the region but is not exactly an easy one for novice hikers. You will know, that whether you have a strong will, you can overcome all necessary difficulties that will come your way during the trek or not, and you are physically fit or not. Ahead the world’s highest peaks and a blue heaven give you the much-needed inner inspiration and move you to a new chapter of life. A new dimension of adventurous and out-of-this-world places will occur in your mind which will make you realize that you have been whisked away to a special place far off from this planet. Chadar trek can be overcome with prior arrangements and subtlety in extreme cold weather. These are the hard zones where the temperature could be - 15 to - 25 degrees Celsius, the changes in this temperature would make the trails unsuitable for walking so be careful while walking as you might dip your feet in chilling water which might numb your feet. It is human nature to be fearful, doubtful, and pessimistic when we face new scenarios. 8. Hampta pass trekhttps://preview.redd.it/fbii72cezy0d1.jpg?width=5371&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=145cc5d56a08d4c90e46745b28cbab286ffc7ad2Hampta Pass is a famous and exciting trek in Himachal Pradesh The pass is situated 4,300 meters above the mean sea level, which makes it difficult to reach. It is especially favored by those who like nature and who seek for adventures. For people who plan to take an active, adventurous, and not less impressive vacation, if they desire to see nature’s greatness in full, then this place is surely for them. This trip will make you a witness to the most unparalleled feeling in the world, and you will always feel like you've heard that thunder thousands of times. 9. Rupin pass trekhttps://preview.redd.it/7vcopa0ozy0d1.jpg?width=675&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ebf27faeb4e386ec117a3e4eaae5af31d8a7ee63This is one of the reasonably long trek routes in India. While the Rupin Pass trek, Garhwal, Uttarakhand region allows you to experience the greatness of nature as well as adventure in a most unexplainable way. This Rupin Pass trekking journey will take you through dense forests, beautiful gushing waterfalls, and stunning, glacial landscapes. The Rupin Pass lies at an altitude of 4,650 m and this passage is all around by the eye-catching snow-covered mountain peaks which serve as a great area for the artists to take some amazing photos. This hike is not for beginners, so you must build up your endurance. However, when you get there, you will see the views you have been dreaming about and forget all the obstacles. 10. Valley of Flowers trekhttps://preview.redd.it/y7qzi4bpzy0d1.jpg?width=984&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5cb212d35204dd0db2503a5825f763152a717e7aThe Valley of Flowers trek past Uttarakhand, India lining up as a landscape of a wild natural mosaic of nature's beauty. The area of interest is situated in the foothills of the Garhwal Himalayas, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it is notable for its great flora richness, including many rare or endemic species. The valley of snow-capped mountain peaks, after one travels through the pristine meadows and crosses Pushpawati River will lead to Hemkund Sahib on Govindghat. Almost the valley is covered with flowering herbaceous species in various colors which make the beautiful view in the monsoons a dream-like landscape. The nature path that gets people very close to the real beauty of nature and if you are tired of being stressed out about your city life and want to break away the realization this trek is perfect for you. |
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2024.05.17 05:51 Visual_Vanilla_5782 Rare vintage Photo of Syrian Christians preparing areca nuts in old Kerala
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2024.05.16 12:21 Jon-Bones-Jones_ Agencies posing as UNICEF/UNESCO Volunteers in the cities collecting money for commission.
I've been seeing a lot of UNICEF /UNESCO people on roads, pvr, malls literally everywhere trying to sign you up.
The money they collect all go into their salaries and their management. Very sure most of the money you donate isnt reaching the needy.
These people are hired by a few small organization One such is Focus organization which I've seen in coimbatore.
Here is my experience. They once sent me an email for a walk in interview as a business associate in coimbatore.
When i arrived, it was a run down building and on the third floor there was a small room and a dirty, office chair where I saw many of the people working there was taking photos wearing a suit that was passed around.
After the interview they were boasting that they were working with American express, Mercedes etc and you can choose whatever they want.
Then they made us learn a script in Tamil by heart and practice it. Before that they played loud music and made people dance to bring them to ease.
After the script you have to repeat it back to the leaders and they correct you in how to adjust the tone to manipulate and get the sympathy of the people.
Then they make these new hires go with one of their guys into the streets and then started going into shops malls, even colleges and reiterate the script.
Most funny thing was that they were showing a list of names with performers and there was a guy with the last name Bajaj. The owner of this place Dandu Dinesh said that this guy is from the Bajaj family and has a ton of money, but wanted to do his own business so he came to work with their begging scam.
They still lie and hire people with fancy names like business associate and that after 2 years they'll help you start your own business and all.
At the time they were collecting money for SOS organization. But I'm sure a large chunks of the money collected is going into their own pockets as I contacted SOS directly and they confirmed that these guys are taking out huge commissions.
Focus management was the name of this scam organization.
Person acting as HR was Divya
Owner was some Dandu Dinesh.
I quit in the same day and was pissed off. This Dandu even had the nerve to tell me if I'm looking for other jobs, he had contacts with AMEX and all and that he can refer me.
They are scammers. They make money in the name of charity. Nothing less that frauds.
Oh and one more thing. Majority of the staff I saw there were females. I think they're using females to manipulate guys into paying as I myself signed up for this subscription an year later in kerala without knowing it was them. A girl called me and sounded genuine. Said that she was working and is volunteering for the NGO.
I heard that they were looking to expand this thing to every city and later heard that they moved to kerala as well.
From another post in Bengaluru sub, i got to know that it was again Focus organization that is behind this as well.
If you see more two or more approaching you as a group, it means there is a leader in that pack who's training the noobs with him. That's how it goes. They sent out these people under the supervision of an experienced person to make sure that they don't message up their script.
SO BEWARE. AVOID THESE SCAMSTERS. DONATE TO A CHARITY YOU KNOW VERY WELL AND NOT VIA THESE AGENTS.
Edit: as another user shared here, the name name of Focus organization in kochi is Naval incorporation. There's another one called mettle minds as well.
https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/g/11gmw2y0kh&hl=en-IN&q=Naval+Incorporation&kgs=af3d115266ef3bab&shndl=30&shem=lrnole&source=sh/x/loc/osrp/m5/2
This is the company actually sending these people out to collect the money.
But all of them are instructed to not show the I'd card from their organization They'll claim they workdirecy with UNICEF OR UNESCO, but they're working with these agency leeches.
Next time you can ask them who they ACTUALLY work for.
And apparently, this DANDU DINESH I talked about, is now in kochi in the company called Naval incorporation
Check out their kochi branch insta page https://www.instagram.com/p/C6f2-poiio7/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
All this money is coming out of your pockets, the money you are donating to charity.
They in kochi, conduct interviews weekly and are hiring more people. Thanks u/slattmallu for sharing the insights. They're also planning to expand to kannur. So if anybody can share this to your friends, we can stop these SCAMSTERS.
As you can see in their insta and FB pages, all the money you donate are going into their parties, their salaries and management as commission
Even though you are paying directly on UNESCOs websites, they are receiving the commission for each signup.
They have tens of thousands of people working for them in South India atleast
Also they told u/hotintroduction2858 that the so. Of a huge textile chain owner, who also owns rolls Royce, works with them.
They told me that the son of Bajaj works with them in that delapitated building.
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The money they collect all go into their salaries and their management. Very sure most of the money you donate isnt reaching the needy.
These people are hired by a few small organization One such is Focus organization which I've seen in coimbatore.
Here is my experience. They once sent me an email for a walk in interview as a business associate in coimbatore.
When i arrived, it was a run down building and on the third floor there was a small room and a dirty, office chair where I saw many of the people working there was taking photos wearing a suit that was passed around.
After the interview they were boasting that they were working with American express, Mercedes etc and you can choose whatever they want.
Then they made us learn a script in Tamil by heart and practice it. Before that they played loud music and made people dance to bring them to ease.
After the script you have to repeat it back to the leaders and they correct you in how to adjust the tone to manipulate and get the sympathy of the people.
Then they make these new hires go with one of their guys into the streets and then started going into shops malls, even colleges and reiterate the script.
Most funny thing was that they were showing a list of names with performers and there was a guy with the last name Bajaj. The owner of this place Dandu Dinesh said that this guy is from the Bajaj family and has a ton of money, but wanted to do his own business so he came to work with their begging scam.
They still lie and hire people with fancy names like business associate and that after 2 years they'll help you start your own business and all.
At the time they were collecting money for SOS organization. But I'm sure a large chunks of the money collected is going into their own pockets as I contacted SOS directly and they confirmed that these guys are taking out huge commissions.
Focus management was the name of this scam organization.
Person acting as HR was Divya
Owner was some Dandu Dinesh.
I quit in the same day and was pissed off. This Dandu even had the nerve to tell me if I'm looking for other jobs, he had contacts with AMEX and all and that he can refer me.
They are scammers. They make money in the name of charity. Nothing less that frauds.
Oh and one more thing. Majority of the staff I saw there were females. I think they're using females to manipulate guys into paying as I myself signed up for this subscription an year later in kerala without knowing it was them. A girl called me and sounded genuine. Said that she was working and is volunteering for the NGO.
I heard that they were looking to expand this thing to every city and later heard that they moved to kerala as well.
From another post in Bengaluru sub, i got to know that it was again Focus organization that is behind this as well.
If you see more two or more approaching you as a group, it means there is a leader in that pack who's training the noobs with him. That's how it goes. They sent out these people under the supervision of an experienced person to make sure that they don't message up their script.
SO BEWARE. AVOID THESE SCAMSTERS. DONATE TO A CHARITY YOU KNOW VERY WELL AND NOT VIA THESE AGENTS.
Edit: as another user shared here, the name name of Focus organization in kochi is Naval incorporation. There's another one called mettle minds as well.
https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/g/11gmw2y0kh&hl=en-IN&q=Naval+Incorporation&kgs=af3d115266ef3bab&shndl=30&shem=lrnole&source=sh/x/loc/osrp/m5/2
This is the company actually sending these people out to collect the money.
But all of them are instructed to not show the I'd card from their organization They'll claim they workdirecy with UNICEF OR UNESCO, but they're working with these agency leeches.
Next time you can ask them who they ACTUALLY work for.
And apparently, this DANDU DINESH I talked about, is now in kochi in the company called Naval incorporation
Check out their kochi branch insta page https://www.instagram.com/p/C6f2-poiio7/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
All this money is coming out of your pockets, the money you are donating to charity.
They in kochi, conduct interviews weekly and are hiring more people. Thanks u/slattmallu for sharing the insights. They're also planning to expand to kannur. So if anybody can share this to your friends, we can stop these SCAMSTERS.
As you can see in their insta and FB pages, all the money you donate are going into their parties, their salaries and management as commission
Even though you are paying directly on UNESCOs websites, they are receiving the commission for each signup.
They have tens of thousands of people working for them in South India atleast
Also they told u/hotintroduction2858 that the so. Of a huge textile chain owner, who also owns rolls Royce, works with them.
They told me that the son of Bajaj works with them in that delapitated building.
2024.05.16 09:40 Kashmira_p Your Ultimate Guide to the Best Kerala and Kabini Vacation
 | https://preview.redd.it/jd8jujktsq0d1.jpg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=19e02d91d6856617eef27e6df477fed39e40db93 submitted by Kashmira_p to u/Kashmira_p [link] [comments] If you're thinking about a group train trip to Kerala, the super cool "God's Own Country," you're in for a treat! Let's keep it easy and check out some awesome group tour ideas that will make your visit a breeze. Fun Spots in Kerala:
Ø Take a stroll, see how they make tea, and enjoy the views.
Ø Cruise along, chill on the boat, and enjoy the peace.
Ø Relax, try some water stuff, and catch beautiful sunsets. Culture
Ø Dive into Kerala's cool culture through awesome dance moves.
Ø Try making coir and maybe stay with a local family for a real experience.
Ø Check out the cool architecture and learn a bit about Kerala. Relaxing with Ayurveda
Ø Feel refreshed with herbal treatments at Ayurveda spots.
Ø Guides will show you how they grow these awesome herbs. Hang Out with Wildlife:
Ø Take a boat ride for a closer look.
Ø Say hello to some wild buddies. Pick from some of the best Kerala tour packages by train:
Ø Get that excitement in the Western Ghats.
Ø Enjoy romantic scenes at Varkala and Marari Beach.
Ø Some places have comfy resorts for families. Many travel sites offer some of great Kerala tour packages: Luxury Weekend Delight to Kerala 3D/2N - ₹ 23500 per adult Kerala Grandeur - Luxurious Holidays 5D/4N - ₹ 37200 per adult Kerala is simple and beautiful, and these tours keep it easy for you. Whether you love nature, adventure, or just chilling, Kerala is ready for you. Pack up, get excited, and let's make your trip to "God's Own Country" the coolest one ever! It would be a great idea to visit Kabini as well. Kabini is a place where nature's beauty takes center stage, and every corner is a canvas painted with lush greenery and vibrant wildlife. That's Kabini for you! This guide will walk you through the simplicity of Kabini vacation packages, ensuring that every traveler, regardless of preferences or budgets, can enjoy the magic of this natural haven. If you're up for a lush green adventure, monsoons from June to September turn Kabini into a magical green wonderland. Easy Kabini Tour Packages: 1. Wildlife Safari:
Your Ultimate Guide to the Best Kerala and Kabini Vacation If you're thinking about a group train trip to Kerala, the super cool "God's Own Country," you're in for a treat! Let's keep it easy and check out some awesome group tour ideas that will make your visit a breeze. Fun Spots in Kerala:
Ø Take a stroll, see how they make tea, and enjoy the views.
Ø Cruise along, chill on the boat, and enjoy the peace.
Ø Relax, try some water stuff, and catch beautiful sunsets. Culture
Ø Dive into Kerala's cool culture through awesome dance moves.
Ø Try making coir and maybe stay with a local family for a real experience.
Ø Check out the cool architecture and learn a bit about Kerala. Relaxing with Ayurveda
Ø Feel refreshed with herbal treatments at Ayurveda spots.
Ø Guides will show you how they grow these awesome herbs. Hang Out with Wildlife:
Ø Take a boat ride for a closer look.
Ø Say hello to some wild buddies. Pick from some of the best Kerala tour packages by train:
Ø Get that excitement in the Western Ghats.
Ø Enjoy romantic scenes at Varkala and Marari Beach.
Ø Some places have comfy resorts for families. Many travel sites offer some of great Kerala tour packages: Luxury Weekend Delight to Kerala 3D/2N - ₹ 23500 per adult Kerala Grandeur - Luxurious Holidays 5D/4N - ₹ 37200 per adult Kerala is simple and beautiful, and these tours keep it easy for you. Whether you love nature, adventure, or just chilling, Kerala is ready for you. Pack up, get excited, and let's make your trip to "God's Own Country" the coolest one ever! It would be a great idea to visit Kabini as well. Kabini is a place where nature's beauty takes center stage, and every corner is a canvas painted with lush greenery and vibrant wildlife. That's Kabini for you! This guide will walk you through the simplicity of Kabini vacation packages, ensuring that every traveler, regardless of preferences or budgets, can enjoy the magic of this natural haven. If you're up for a lush green adventure, monsoons from June to September turn Kabini into a magical green wonderland. Easy Kabini Tour Packages: 1. Wildlife Safari:
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2024.05.15 16:52 Jon-Bones-Jones_ UNICEF/UNESCO Agents trying to get your money.
I've been seeing a lot of UNICEF /UNESCO people on roads, pvr, malls literally everywhere trying to sign you up.
The money they collect all go into their salaries and their management. Very sure most of the money you donate isnt reaching the needy.
These people are hired by a few small organization One such is Focus organization which I've seen in coimbatore.
Here is my experience. They once sent me an email for a walk in interview as a business associate in coimbatore.
When i arrived, it was a run down building and on the third floor there was a small room and a dirty, office chair where I saw many of the people working there was taking photos wearing a suit that was passed around.
After the interview they were boasting that they were working with American express, Mercedes etc and you can choose whatever they want.
Then they made us learn a script in Tamil by heart and practice it. Before that they played loud music and made people dance to bring them to ease.
After the script you have to repeat it back to the leaders and they correct you in how to adjust the tone to manipulate and get the sympathy of the people.
Then they make these new hires go with one of their guys into the streets and then started going into shops malls, even colleges and reiterate the script.
Most funny thing was that they were showing a list of names with performers and there was a guy with the last name Bajaj. The owner of this place Dandu Dinesh said that this guy is from the Bajaj family and has a ton of money, but wanted to do his own business so he came to work with their begging scam.
They still lie and hire people with fancy names like business associate and that after 2 years they'll help you start your own business and all.
At the time they were collecting money for SOS organization. But I'm sure a large chunks of the money collected is going into their own pockets as I contacted SOS directly and they confirmed that these guys are taking out huge commissions.
Focus management was the name of this scam organization.
Person acting as HR was Divya
Owner was some Dandu Dinesh.
I quit in the same day and was pissed off. This Dandu even had the nerve to tell me if I'm looking for other jobs, he had contacts with AMEX and all and that he can refer me.
They are scammers. They make money in the name of charity. Nothing less that frauds.
Oh and one more thing. Majority of the staff I saw there were females. I think they're using females to manipulate guys into paying as I myself signed up for this subscription an year later in kerala without knowing it was them. A girl called me and sounded genuine. Said that she was working and is volunteering for the NGO.
I heard that they were looking to expand this thing to every city and later heard that they moved to kerala as well.
From another post in Bengaluru sub, i got to know that it was again Focus organization that is behind this as well.
If you see more two or more approaching you as a group, it means there is a leader in that pack who's training the noobs with him. That's how it goes. They sent out these people under the supervision of an experienced person to make sure that they don't message up their script.
SO BEWARE. AVOID THESE SCAMSTERS. DONATE TO A CHARITY YOU KNOW VERY WELL AND NOT VIA THESE AGENTS.
Edit: as another user shared here, the name name of Focus organization in kochi is Naval incorporation. There's another one called mettle minds as well.
https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/g/11gmw2y0kh&hl=en-IN&q=Naval+Incorporation&kgs=af3d115266ef3bab&shndl=30&shem=lrnole&source=sh/x/loc/osrp/m5/2
This is the company actually sending these people out to collect the money.
But all of them are instructed to not show the I'd card from their organization They'll claim they workdirecy with UNICEF OR UNESCO, but they're working with these agency leeches.
Next time you can ask them who they ACTUALLY work for.
And apparently, this DANDU DINESH I talked about, is now in kochi in the company called Naval incorporation
Check out their kochi branch insta page https://www.instagram.com/p/C6f2-poiio7/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
All this money is coming out of your pockets, the money you are donating to charity.
They in kochi, conduct interviews weekly and are hiring more people. Thanks u/slattmallu for sharing the insights. They're also planning to expand to kannur. So if anybody can share this to your friends, we can stop these SCAMSTERS.
As you can see in their insta and FB pages, all the money you donate are going into their parties, their salaries and management as commission
Even though you are paying directly on UNESCOs websites, they are receiving the commission for each signup.
They have tens of thousands of people working for them in South India atleast
u/hotintroduction2858 has shared her experiences on her profile. Please check that and share with as many people as possible.
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The money they collect all go into their salaries and their management. Very sure most of the money you donate isnt reaching the needy.
These people are hired by a few small organization One such is Focus organization which I've seen in coimbatore.
Here is my experience. They once sent me an email for a walk in interview as a business associate in coimbatore.
When i arrived, it was a run down building and on the third floor there was a small room and a dirty, office chair where I saw many of the people working there was taking photos wearing a suit that was passed around.
After the interview they were boasting that they were working with American express, Mercedes etc and you can choose whatever they want.
Then they made us learn a script in Tamil by heart and practice it. Before that they played loud music and made people dance to bring them to ease.
After the script you have to repeat it back to the leaders and they correct you in how to adjust the tone to manipulate and get the sympathy of the people.
Then they make these new hires go with one of their guys into the streets and then started going into shops malls, even colleges and reiterate the script.
Most funny thing was that they were showing a list of names with performers and there was a guy with the last name Bajaj. The owner of this place Dandu Dinesh said that this guy is from the Bajaj family and has a ton of money, but wanted to do his own business so he came to work with their begging scam.
They still lie and hire people with fancy names like business associate and that after 2 years they'll help you start your own business and all.
At the time they were collecting money for SOS organization. But I'm sure a large chunks of the money collected is going into their own pockets as I contacted SOS directly and they confirmed that these guys are taking out huge commissions.
Focus management was the name of this scam organization.
Person acting as HR was Divya
Owner was some Dandu Dinesh.
I quit in the same day and was pissed off. This Dandu even had the nerve to tell me if I'm looking for other jobs, he had contacts with AMEX and all and that he can refer me.
They are scammers. They make money in the name of charity. Nothing less that frauds.
Oh and one more thing. Majority of the staff I saw there were females. I think they're using females to manipulate guys into paying as I myself signed up for this subscription an year later in kerala without knowing it was them. A girl called me and sounded genuine. Said that she was working and is volunteering for the NGO.
I heard that they were looking to expand this thing to every city and later heard that they moved to kerala as well.
From another post in Bengaluru sub, i got to know that it was again Focus organization that is behind this as well.
If you see more two or more approaching you as a group, it means there is a leader in that pack who's training the noobs with him. That's how it goes. They sent out these people under the supervision of an experienced person to make sure that they don't message up their script.
SO BEWARE. AVOID THESE SCAMSTERS. DONATE TO A CHARITY YOU KNOW VERY WELL AND NOT VIA THESE AGENTS.
Edit: as another user shared here, the name name of Focus organization in kochi is Naval incorporation. There's another one called mettle minds as well.
https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/g/11gmw2y0kh&hl=en-IN&q=Naval+Incorporation&kgs=af3d115266ef3bab&shndl=30&shem=lrnole&source=sh/x/loc/osrp/m5/2
This is the company actually sending these people out to collect the money.
But all of them are instructed to not show the I'd card from their organization They'll claim they workdirecy with UNICEF OR UNESCO, but they're working with these agency leeches.
Next time you can ask them who they ACTUALLY work for.
And apparently, this DANDU DINESH I talked about, is now in kochi in the company called Naval incorporation
Check out their kochi branch insta page https://www.instagram.com/p/C6f2-poiio7/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
All this money is coming out of your pockets, the money you are donating to charity.
They in kochi, conduct interviews weekly and are hiring more people. Thanks u/slattmallu for sharing the insights. They're also planning to expand to kannur. So if anybody can share this to your friends, we can stop these SCAMSTERS.
As you can see in their insta and FB pages, all the money you donate are going into their parties, their salaries and management as commission
Even though you are paying directly on UNESCOs websites, they are receiving the commission for each signup.
They have tens of thousands of people working for them in South India atleast
u/hotintroduction2858 has shared her experiences on her profile. Please check that and share with as many people as possible.
2024.05.15 14:44 katesteel_1210 How to Find the Perfect Homestay in Wayanad with a Pool?
 | https://preview.redd.it/5hqstw776l0d1.jpg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f1c311122736bc6c53a9f3e817857f806e3a43ff submitted by katesteel_1210 to u/katesteel_1210 [link] [comments] Nestled in the verdant hills of Kerala, Wayanad is a picturesque destination renowned for its lush greenery, misty mountains, and rich cultural heritage. For travelers seeking an immersive experience in this tranquil paradise, opting for a homestay offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the local culture while enjoying the comforts of home. And for those craving a refreshing dip amidst the tropical beauty, homestays with pools in Wayanad present the perfect blend of luxury and nature. In this guide, we'll explore how to find the ideal homestay in Wayanad with a pool, ensuring an unforgettable getaway in God's Own Country.
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2024.05.15 08:05 Kashmira_p The Charm of Karnataka and Kabini: A Traveler's Paradise
 | https://preview.redd.it/bosi3c7y6j0d1.jpg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3178935730d1a3934812e54c7c4498c9b5c8284a submitted by Kashmira_p to u/Kashmira_p [link] [comments] If you’re ready to go on a fun vacation, Karnataka is the place to be. We've got cool cities to choose in our Karnataka tour packages like Hubballi, Dharwad, Belagavi, and Bijapur waiting for you. Let's make things really easy and break down the simple tours you can check out in this awesome part of the world. But, how do you pick from the various Karnataka tour packages? Let's talk about the coolest Karnataka tours that are not too expensive and super fun.
There’s a suitable Karnataka tour package for everyone depending on what you like. Be it fun, chilling or adventurous. Pick the one that suits you best and enjoy your trip. While in Karnataka, it would be a great idea to visit Kabini as well. Kabini is a place where nature's beauty takes center stage, and every corner is a canvas painted with lush greenery and vibrant wildlife. That's Kabini for you! This guide will walk you through the simplicity of Kabini vacation packages, ensuring that every traveler, regardless of preferences or budgets, can enjoy the magic of this natural haven. If you're up for a lush green adventure, monsoons from June to September turn Kabini into a magical green wonderland. Easy Kabini Tour Packages: 1. Wildlife Safari:
The Charm of Karnataka and Kabini: A Traveler's Paradise If you’re ready to go on a fun vacation, Karnataka is the place to be. We've got cool cities to choose in our Karnataka tour packages like Hubballi, Dharwad, Belagavi, and Bijapur waiting for you. Let's make things really easy and break down the simple tours you can check out in this awesome part of the world. But, how do you pick from the various Karnataka tour packages? Let's talk about the coolest Karnataka tours that are not too expensive and super fun.
There’s a suitable Karnataka tour package for everyone depending on what you like. Be it fun, chilling or adventurous. Pick the one that suits you best and enjoy your trip. While in Karnataka, it would be a great idea to visit Kabini as well. Kabini is a place where nature's beauty takes center stage, and every corner is a canvas painted with lush greenery and vibrant wildlife. That's Kabini for you! This guide will walk you through the simplicity of Kabini vacation packages, ensuring that every traveler, regardless of preferences or budgets, can enjoy the magic of this natural haven. If you're up for a lush green adventure, monsoons from June to September turn Kabini into a magical green wonderland. Easy Kabini Tour Packages: 1. Wildlife Safari:
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2024.05.14 09:10 katesteel_1210 Creating a Memorable Experience at a Kerala House Homestay
In the verdant landscapes of Kerala, where the air is heavy with the scent of spices and the backwaters weave intricate patterns through the land, lies a hidden gem for travelers seeking authentic experiences – Kerala House Homestays in Palakkad. Nestled amidst the lush greenery, these homestays offer more than just accommodation; they provide a gateway to the heart and soul of Kerala’s culture, tradition, and hospitality.
Embracing Authenticity:
Kerala House Homestays in Palakkad are not your typical lodging options; they are windows to the vibrant culture and lifestyle of Kerala. From the moment you step into one of these homestays, you are greeted with warm smiles and genuine hospitality that instantly makes you feel like a part of the family. The traditional architecture, often characterized by sloping roofs, wooden interiors, and open verandas, transports you to a bygone era, while still offering modern comforts.
Culinary Delights:
One of the highlights of staying at a Kerala House Homestay is undoubtedly the culinary experience. Kerala cuisine is a celebration of flavors, with dishes rich in spices, coconut, and fresh seafood. At these homestays, guests are treated to homemade meals prepared with love and care by skilled local chefs. From appam and stew for breakfast to traditional sadya (feast) served on banana leaves for lunch, every meal is a culinary journey that tantalizes the taste buds and leaves a lasting impression.
Immersive Experiences:
Beyond just accommodation and food, Kerala House Homestays offer a plethora of immersive experiences that allow guests to delve deeper into the local culture. Whether it’s learning the art of traditional Kerala cooking, trying your hand at weaving coconut leaves to make roof thatches, or joining the family for a boat ride along the tranquil backwaters, every moment spent here is filled with opportunities to create cherished memories.
Connecting with Nature:
Palakkad is blessed with abundant natural beauty, from lush forests and rolling hills to serene backwaters and cascading waterfalls. Kerala House Homestays provide the perfect base for exploring this pristine landscape. Guests can embark on guided nature walks through spice plantations, go birdwatching in the nearby forests, or simply unwind amidst the tranquility of nature, far away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Personalized Hospitality:
What sets Kerala House Homestays apart is the personalized attention and care that each guest receives. Unlike hotels, where you are just another room number, here you are treated as an honored guest, with hosts going above and beyond to ensure your comfort and satisfaction. Whether it’s arranging customized tours, organizing cultural performances, or simply engaging in heartfelt conversations over a cup of chai, the hospitality extended at these homestays is truly unparalleled.
The Best Homestays in Palakkad:
While there are numerous homestays in Palakkad, a few stand out for their exceptional service, ambiance, and authenticity. Among them, "Nila Homestay" exudes old-world charm with its traditional Kerala architecture and serene surroundings. "Kairali Heritage" offers a unique blend of luxury and heritage, with spacious rooms overlooking lush gardens. "Manalur Illam" is perfect for those seeking an offbeat experience, with its rustic charm and close proximity to nature.
In a world where travel has become synonymous with ticking off bucket lists and snapping Instagram-worthy photos, kerala house homestay in Palakkad offer a refreshing alternative – a chance to slow down, immerse oneself in local culture, and forge meaningful connections with both people and nature. Whether you’re a solo traveler seeking solitude, a couple looking for a romantic getaway, or a family craving an authentic cultural experience, a stay at one of these homestays promises to be a memorable journey filled with warmth, laughter, and a generous dose of Kerala’s famed hospitality.
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Embracing Authenticity:
Kerala House Homestays in Palakkad are not your typical lodging options; they are windows to the vibrant culture and lifestyle of Kerala. From the moment you step into one of these homestays, you are greeted with warm smiles and genuine hospitality that instantly makes you feel like a part of the family. The traditional architecture, often characterized by sloping roofs, wooden interiors, and open verandas, transports you to a bygone era, while still offering modern comforts.
Culinary Delights:
One of the highlights of staying at a Kerala House Homestay is undoubtedly the culinary experience. Kerala cuisine is a celebration of flavors, with dishes rich in spices, coconut, and fresh seafood. At these homestays, guests are treated to homemade meals prepared with love and care by skilled local chefs. From appam and stew for breakfast to traditional sadya (feast) served on banana leaves for lunch, every meal is a culinary journey that tantalizes the taste buds and leaves a lasting impression.
Immersive Experiences:
Beyond just accommodation and food, Kerala House Homestays offer a plethora of immersive experiences that allow guests to delve deeper into the local culture. Whether it’s learning the art of traditional Kerala cooking, trying your hand at weaving coconut leaves to make roof thatches, or joining the family for a boat ride along the tranquil backwaters, every moment spent here is filled with opportunities to create cherished memories.
Connecting with Nature:
Palakkad is blessed with abundant natural beauty, from lush forests and rolling hills to serene backwaters and cascading waterfalls. Kerala House Homestays provide the perfect base for exploring this pristine landscape. Guests can embark on guided nature walks through spice plantations, go birdwatching in the nearby forests, or simply unwind amidst the tranquility of nature, far away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Personalized Hospitality:
What sets Kerala House Homestays apart is the personalized attention and care that each guest receives. Unlike hotels, where you are just another room number, here you are treated as an honored guest, with hosts going above and beyond to ensure your comfort and satisfaction. Whether it’s arranging customized tours, organizing cultural performances, or simply engaging in heartfelt conversations over a cup of chai, the hospitality extended at these homestays is truly unparalleled.
The Best Homestays in Palakkad:
While there are numerous homestays in Palakkad, a few stand out for their exceptional service, ambiance, and authenticity. Among them, "Nila Homestay" exudes old-world charm with its traditional Kerala architecture and serene surroundings. "Kairali Heritage" offers a unique blend of luxury and heritage, with spacious rooms overlooking lush gardens. "Manalur Illam" is perfect for those seeking an offbeat experience, with its rustic charm and close proximity to nature.
In a world where travel has become synonymous with ticking off bucket lists and snapping Instagram-worthy photos, kerala house homestay in Palakkad offer a refreshing alternative – a chance to slow down, immerse oneself in local culture, and forge meaningful connections with both people and nature. Whether you’re a solo traveler seeking solitude, a couple looking for a romantic getaway, or a family craving an authentic cultural experience, a stay at one of these homestays promises to be a memorable journey filled with warmth, laughter, and a generous dose of Kerala’s famed hospitality.
2024.05.14 03:30 MeDaddyMeSnow The Galaxy Frog (Melanobatrachus indicus)
 | The Galaxy Frog (Melanobatrachus indicus) is a rare amphibian endemic to the southern Western Ghats of India. submitted by MeDaddyMeSnow to Damnthatsinteresting [link] [comments] Found in the wet evergreen forests of Kerala and Tamil Nadu, this small frog (2-3 cm) inhabits leaf litter and ground cover. Known for its striking blue and yellow coloration, the Galaxy Frog is not poisonous. The reason for its bright colors remains under study, with communication being a possible function. (Photos and video by @hadlee_renjith) |
2024.05.10 20:03 Available_Froyo_2342 A photo taken during Travancore-Cochin election of 1954 Kollam, Kerala (No change for Kollam)
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2024.05.10 16:03 charitram A photo taken during Travancore-Cochin election of 1954 Kollam, Kerala
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2024.05.10 11:44 Separate_Tax_8232 Gaaji SJ Surya
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2024.05.07 18:45 charitram Photo of a Kanikkar man from Travancore kingdom of Kerala (1909)
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2024.05.03 06:44 Alternative-Cell1564 Tips for Safe & Stress-Free Family Travel in India?
 | https://preview.redd.it/sgwwe0n955yc1.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cdc418eaa27ed7260a7f77d5f4925ab8346020b4 submitted by Alternative-Cell1564 to u/Alternative-Cell1564 [link] [comments] Embarking on a family vacation is an exciting opportunity to create cherished memories and bond with loved ones. However, traveling with family, especially in a country as diverse and vibrant as India, can also present unique challenges and considerations. From navigating bustling cities to experiencing cultural landmarks and natural wonders, planning a safe and stress-free family trip requires careful preparation and attention to detail. In this blog, we'll explore a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the adventure of family travel in India, ensuring a memorable and enjoyable experience for everyone. 1. Plan Ahead and Research Extensively:The key to a successful family trip in India is thorough planning and research. Start by outlining your itinerary, including destinations, activities, and accommodations, well in advance of your travel dates. Research each destination thoroughly, taking into account factors such as climate, safety, transportation options, and family-friendly attractions. Consider the interests and preferences of each family member when planning activities and excursions to ensure that everyone has a memorable experience.2. Choose Family-Friendly Accommodations:When selecting accommodations for your family trip in India, prioritize safety, comfort, and convenience. Opt for family-friendly hotels, resorts, or vacation rentals that offer amenities such as spacious rooms, child-friendly facilities, and on-site activities for kids. Look for accommodations with positive reviews and reputable safety standards to ensure a pleasant and hassle-free stay for your family.3. Pack Wisely and Prepare Essentials:Packing wisely is essential for a smooth and stress-free family trip in India. Make a list of essential items for each family member, including clothing, toiletries, medications, and travel documents. Pack light, versatile clothing suitable for India's diverse climates and cultural norms, and don't forget to bring along essential items such as sunscreen, insect repellent, and first-aid supplies. Consider investing in a reliable travel insurance policy to provide coverage for unforeseen emergencies or medical expenses during your trip.4. Stay Healthy and Hydrated:Maintaining good health and hydration is crucial when traveling with family in India, especially in hot and humid climates. Encourage your family members to drink plenty of water throughout the day to stay hydrated and prevent dehydration. Practice good hygiene habits, such as washing hands frequently and avoiding street food or uncooked fruits and vegetables that may cause gastrointestinal issues. Consider carrying a small medical kit with basic supplies such as bandages, antiseptic wipes, and over-the-counter medications for common ailments.5. Practice Safety and Vigilance:While India offers incredible experiences for family travelers, it's essential to prioritize safety and vigilance at all times. Familiarize yourself with local customs, laws, and safety tips for each destination you visit, and exercise caution in crowded or unfamiliar areas. Keep valuables secure and avoid displaying expensive items such as jewelry or electronic devices in public. Stay together as a family and establish a meeting point in case anyone gets separated. If traveling by car or public transportation, ensure that everyone wears seat belts and follows safety guidelines.6. Embrace Cultural Sensitivity and Respect:India is a land of rich cultural heritage and diversity, and respecting local customs and traditions is essential for a harmonious travel experience. Teach your family members about Indian culture, customs, and etiquette before your trip, and encourage them to embrace new experiences with an open mind and respectful attitude. Dress modestly and appropriately when visiting religious sites or cultural landmarks, and be mindful of local sensitivities regarding photography and personal space. Engage with locals respectfully and show appreciation for their hospitality and culture.7. Plan Kid-Friendly Activities and Entertainment:Traveling with children can be both rewarding and challenging, so it's essential to plan kid-friendly activities and entertainment to keep them engaged and entertained throughout your trip. Research family-friendly attractions, parks, museums, and interactive experiences that cater to children's interests and ages. Consider incorporating educational opportunities into your itinerary, such as visits to historical sites, wildlife sanctuaries, or cultural workshops, to enrich their learning experience and create lasting memories.8. Take Breaks and Prioritize Rest:Traveling can be exhausting, especially for young children and elderly family members, so it's important to take breaks and prioritize rest during your trip. Plan leisurely days or afternoons where you can relax and recharge as a family, whether it's lounging by the pool, enjoying a picnic in the park, or indulging in a spa treatment. Listen to your family members' needs and adjust your itinerary accordingly to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to rest and rejuvenate as needed.9. Stay Connected and Informed:Staying connected and informed is essential for a safe and stress-free family trip in India. Keep your family members informed about the day's itinerary, transportation arrangements, and emergency contact information. Ensure that everyone has access to a reliable communication device, such as a mobile phone or walkie-talkie, to stay in touch while exploring. Stay updated on local news, weather forecasts, and travel advisories to make informed decisions and adjust your plans as needed.10. Be Flexible and Adapt to Change:Flexibility is key when traveling with family, as unexpected challenges or changes to your plans may arise. Be prepared to adapt to unforeseen circumstances, such as flight delays, inclement weather, or unexpected closures of attractions. Maintain a positive attitude and approach challenges as opportunities for adventure and learning. Encourage your family members to embrace spontaneity and make the most of every moment, regardless of the circumstances.11. Create Meaningful Memories Together:Above all, prioritize quality time together as a family and create meaningful memories that will last a lifetime. Take the time to connect, laugh, and share experiences with your loved ones, whether it's watching a sunrise over the Taj Mahal, sampling street food in Delhi, or exploring the lush landscapes of Kerala. Capture moments through photos and videos to preserve memories of your family adventures in India, and cherish the bonds you've forged through shared experiences and unforgettable moments.Conclusion:In conclusion, navigating the adventure of family travel in India requires careful planning, flexibility, and a sense of adventure. By following these tips for safe and stress-free family travel, you can create unforgettable memories and strengthen bonds with your loved ones. And when exploring the vibrant city of Jodhpur, don't forget to utilize the convenient and reliable taxi service in Jodhpur to explore its cultural landmarks, historical sites, and culinary delights with ease and convenience. With the right preparation and mindset, your family trip to India is sure to be an enriching and rewarding experience that will leave you with cherished memories for years to come. |
2024.05.02 17:39 mikesmithca20 Golden Temples & Bollywood Dreams: 10 Must-See Experiences in India
India, a land of vibrant colors, rich traditions, and diverse landscapes, captivates travelers with its kaleidoscope of experiences. From ancient temples adorned in gold to the glitz and glamour of Bollywood, this enchanting country offers a myriad of unforgettable adventures. In this blog, we'll delve into 10 must-see experiences that showcase the essence of India's beauty, culture, and heritage. So, grab your India tourist visa and get ready to embark on a journey of a lifetime!
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- The Golden Temple, Amritsar: Nestled in the heart of Punjab, the Golden Temple, or Sri Harmandir Sahib, is a breathtaking sight to behold. Adorned in shimmering gold, this revered Sikh pilgrimage site welcomes visitors from around the world with its serene ambience and spiritual significance. Take a moment to admire the glistening reflection of the temple in the tranquil waters of the surrounding Sarovar (holy tank), and partake in the langar (community kitchen) for a humbling and heartwarming experience.
- Taj Mahal, Agra: No visit to India is complete without marveling at the timeless beauty of the Taj Mahal. This architectural masterpiece, built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal, is a symbol of eternal love and exquisite craftsmanship. As you stand in awe of its ethereal beauty, let the intricate marble carvings and symmetrical gardens transport you to a bygone era of romance and grandeur.
- Jaipur's Amber Fort: Step into the regal world of Rajasthan with a visit to the majestic Amber Fort in Jaipur. Perched atop a hilltop overlooking Maota Lake, this formidable fortress boasts stunning architecture, intricate artwork, and panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Don't miss the chance to explore the opulent palaces, ornate courtyards, and the mesmerizing Sheesh Mahal (Hall of Mirrors) within its walls.
- Bollywood Tour in Mumbai: Experience the glitz and glamour of Bollywood with a behind-the-scenes tour of Mumbai's iconic film studios. From elaborate film sets to celebrity sightings, this immersive experience offers a glimpse into the world's largest film industry. Pose for photos on famous film sets, learn Bollywood dance moves from industry professionals, and perhaps even catch a live film shoot in action.
- Spiritual Journey to Varanasi: Immerse yourself in the spiritual heart of India with a visit to Varanasi, one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities. Witness the sacred rituals along the ghats of the Ganges River, where devotees gather to perform prayers, bathe in the holy waters, and attend mesmerizing evening aarti ceremonies. Let the mystical aura of Varanasi leave an indelible mark on your soul as you partake in its timeless traditions.
- Wildlife Safari in Ranthambore National Park: Embark on a thrilling wildlife safari in Ranthambore National Park, home to majestic Bengal tigers, leopards, sloth bears, and a myriad of other exotic species. Traverse the rugged terrain in search of elusive wildlife, accompanied by experienced guides who share their knowledge of the park's flora and fauna. Capture unforgettable moments amidst the lush forests and ancient ruins that dot the landscape.
- Backwaters of Kerala: Experience tranquility and serenity amidst the backwaters of Kerala, a network of interconnected canals, rivers, and lakes that meander through picturesque villages and lush greenery. Embark on a houseboat cruise along the tranquil backwaters, where you can unwind in luxurious comfort while savoring delicious Kerala cuisine prepared onboard by skilled chefs. Allow the soothing rhythm of the water and the breathtaking vistas to rejuvenate your senses.
- Desert Safari in Jaisalmer: Journey into the heart of the Thar Desert with a thrilling desert safari in Jaisalmer. Hop aboard a camel or a 4x4 vehicle and traverse the golden sands, as the vast expanse of the desert unfolds before you. Spend the night under the starlit sky at a desert camp, where you can indulge in traditional Rajasthani cuisine, enjoy cultural performances, and witness the magic of the desert night.
- Temples of Khajuraho: Explore the architectural marvels of Khajuraho, renowned for its stunning temples adorned with intricate sculptures and exquisite carvings. Dating back to the 10th century, these UNESCO World Heritage sites showcase the rich cultural heritage and artistic prowess of ancient India. Marvel at the intricate depictions of gods, goddesses, and celestial beings that adorn the temple walls, and immerse yourself in the spiritual ambiance of these sacred sites.
- Ladakh's Pangong Lake: Venture to the breathtaking landscapes of Ladakh and behold the mesmerizing beauty of Pangong Lake. Situated at an altitude of over 14,000 feet, this pristine lake mesmerizes visitors with its ever-changing shades of blue and turquoise. Spend a night in a cozy lakeside camp, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and rugged terrain, and witness the awe-inspiring beauty of the starlit sky reflected in the tranquil waters of Pangong Lake.
2024.05.02 13:40 dlifehomeinteriors Your Comprehensive Guide to Creating the Ideal Home Office
 | https://preview.redd.it/mywj24wr20yc1.jpg?width=3500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8c9f96f1648e52dc3f71a44311943d6067df154e submitted by dlifehomeinteriors to u/dlifehomeinteriors [link] [comments] In recent years, the concept of working from home has become increasingly popular. Whether you're a freelancer, entrepreneur, or remote employee, having a dedicated home office space is essential for productivity and success. However, designing the perfect home office goes beyond just setting up a desk and chair. In this comprehensive guide, our interior designers in Pathanamthitta explore everything you need to know to create an ideal home office that maximizes comfort, productivity, and inspiration.
In conclusion, creating the ideal home office is a multifaceted process that involves careful planning and consideration of various factors. By following the tips outlined by a reliable interior design company in Kerala, you can design a home office that promotes comfort, productivity, and inspiration, allowing you to thrive in your remote work environment. |
2024.05.01 12:03 Obssesive_Brawler What are the best places to visit in Wayanad and Kozhikode?
I will be visiting Kerala on trip on my own [no agent but bus and stay is done] Need to know what Keralites think is worth going for. Both places got 4 days and will also be going kozhikode specifially to see some olden forts. Will also be seeing the famous kerala backwaters whose photo we always see in our geography books. My friend also asked me if monkeys live in keralite forest [please cancel him]
I hope I did not anger you lmaooooo.
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I hope I did not anger you lmaooooo.
2024.04.30 14:46 stationery_hoe Tropical summer mists and perfume like Forest Essentials Iced Pomegranate and Kerala Lime
 | I am new to posting on this sub but I’ve been crawling through the posts for days! I am in India for a couple of weeks and looking to pick up some tropical perfumes to take back with me. submitted by stationery_hoe to DesiFragranceAddicts [link] [comments] I have a soft side for Forest Essentials mists. I am looking for my signature (which is currently Kerala Lime and Iced Pomegranate body mist from FE). I also have Parijat, Nargis and honey vanilla in the cart. Im looking for a summer perfume that reminds one of the tropics, and is very ‘Indian’ in that sense. I’m not sure if I’m able to explain well. I don’t think I love citrus too much, it just happens that the FE Kerala line is not a very typical lemon for me. Thanks in advance, since I know people on this sub are so kind!! Photo for attention. |
2024.04.29 02:08 Wide_Ad928 Found an archived forum discussion from January 19 2002
I was reading an archived discussion from Jan 19, 2002 between 2 people https://groups.google.com/g/alt.true-crime/c/7vKmy74gv9o/m/zNZXsyiWcdgJ and the 3rd post down (you have to click on each header to expand the text) links to an article written By ROBERT GAVIN on Saturday, October 20, 2001. He writes key details which coincides with the surveillance cameras in century 21 as seen on unsolved mysteries of her in the women's jacket / coat department & also 1 detail that is different from what people today are saying what she brought.
"Dr. Lieberman said he and his wife, despite their hectic schedules, managed to spend a day together on Sept. 9, and the two just lounged around. She talked about buying a winter coat."
I wonder if their conversation on Sept 9th was her already buying a winter coat or planning to buy a winter coat ? because on Sept. 10th on the surveillance camera footage you can see her in the Century 21 women's jacket / coat department. Aside from her shoulder purse you can also see her holding a large store basket it seems ? with items in it, so I wonder if she could of have exchanged / returned the coat she already purchased if that was part of the discussion Sept 9th with Ron ?
"By tracing an American Express credit card, Dr. Lieberman learned that his wife shopped at Century 21, a department store next door to the World Trade Center. She made two purchases in the store, including lingerie, panty hose and shoes. The total amount spent was around $550."
I wonder where he got panty hose from ? or did he just forget to write bed linens ? and two purchases is very specific, I can see panty hose being on 1 receipt with either lingerie or with just the shoes as that item kinda fits in both categories / department.
"When Dr. Lieberman came home Monday around 11:15 p.m., he noticed his wife was not home and that there were no shopping bags there, either. He said he assumed his wife slept at the nearby home of her brother, John Philip, 26, or at the home of her cousin, Anu Rice, 33, who lives in Brooklyn. He said his wife may have not called home for fear of waking him. He said he was not overly concerned at this point."
Does anyone remember how close her brother lived to the Century 21 department store ? I wonder if it started to pour and rain down hard, that it was just more convenient for her to get to his place quicker then to go back to her home and not get soaked from the rain ? But then this scenario would always have me leaning towards foul play from her brother from their tumultuous relationship from the police report accusations which til this day doesn't really makes sense to me as to why the police would make that up ??? Her cousin Anu / Anne seems very poised in the Unsolved Mysteries interview, I just can't see her doing anything nefarious to Sneha.
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Saturday, October 20, 2001 By ROBERT GAVIN
Somewhere beneath the tons of soot and twisted metal that used to be the World Trade Center are the answers to thousands of missing persons cases in New York City.
But a short distance away, no one can seem to explain the disappearance of Battery Park City resident Dr. Sneha Ann Philip.
The 31-year-old physician at St. Vincent's Medical Center in West Brighton vanished the evening of Sept. 10 -- one day before a terrorist attack leveled the Twin Towers. Still unknown is whether Dr. Philip fell victim to the Trade Center tragedy, was kidnapped, suffered amnesia, or somehow found safety.
More than five weeks later, authorities remain tight-lipped about their investigation into the physician's mysterious disappearance. "If she was just lost, we would have closed the case by now," said one law enforcement source familiar with the investigation, adding only that investigators are pursuing a number of leads and have not ruled out foul play.
Relatives of Dr. Philip say they have scoured the city looking for clues and have even hired private investigators.
"I know something happened to her," said her mother, Ansu Philip, in a telephone interview from her home in upstate Hopewell Junction. She said her daughter was deeply in love with her husband of 18 months, belonged to a tight-knit Indian family, and would never simply run off. "If she's anywhere in this world alive, she would call me. That's the way she is."
Mrs. Philip fears her daughter, who she said looks "Middle Eastern" and was shopping next door to the skyscrapers the night she vanished, might have encountered terrorists scoping out the Trade Center on the eve of the disaster. Neither the mother nor police have revealed any concrete evidence to support this scenario, however.
Or perhaps the missing doctor ventured to the chaos at the Trade Center on Sept. 11 to help those suffering, and when the buildings collapsed Dr. Philip became trapped like so many others.
But the person closest to her says only a positive DNA test on remains pulled from the rubble would make him accept that theory.
"My wife did not work in the World Trade Center and she had no business being there," said Dr. Ron Lieberman, 32, who works at Jacobi Medical Center in the Bronx. "The hope and the effort is she wasn't by the World Trade Center and something else happened to her that we can't explain."
The last time Dr. Lieberman said he saw his wife was around 11:30 a.m. on the day she disappeared. A hospital spokesman at St. Vincent's Medical Center said the last time Dr. Philip came to work was Sept. 9.
Dr. Lieberman described his wife as a gentle and creative woman, someone who is a serious painter of pastels when she is not working as a doctor. Photos of the slender, dark-haired, olive-skinned woman, who is 5 feet 7 inches and weighs 115 pounds, have circulated on fliers and the Internet, even making their way onto network television.
"Anything is possible," her husband said. "The sky is the limit with what the possibilities are."
Relatives worry that mass destruction at the Trade Center initially slowed the police department's progress on the case, allowing the trail to grow cold.
Beyond hiring private investigators, Dr. Lieberman said he went so far as to ask cops to investigate him in the case, if that would speed the probe. "Of course the husband is someone you have to check out, but if you can get past that point, at least they're working," he said.
And Dr. Philip's younger brother outright lied on television, saying she was in the Trade Center, just to get her story out, the husband explained.
"It's a desperate situation and they wouldn't talk to us," Dr. Lieberman said, admitting he encouraged his brother-in-law to make up the story.
For the past two weeks, family members have pressured investigators to follow up on a lead that a shoe saleswoman for Century 21 near the Twin Towers claims she saw Dr. Philip shopping with another Indian woman with short black hair. Oddly, this description does not match any of her friends, according to Dr. Lieberman.
Police would not confirm the existence of this lead. Meanwhile, Dr. Lieberman wants police to compare the description with their list of missing persons to try and find out more about the mystery shopping companion. He said he reviewed surveillance tapes from the store and spotted his wife shopping, but she was alone.
"There's nothing I won't do to find her," Dr. Lieberman said.
Dr. Lieberman and his wife met six years ago through mutual friends, when both were students at Chicago Medical Center. He was from Los Angeles, while she was a native of Kerala, a state at the southernmost part of India. She was brought to America as a 4-year-old with her family, and grew up in Albany.
They were engaged in Florence, Italy, and nearly eloped after visiting the Gardonza Castle outside the medieval in Tuscany. But red-tape sent them back to New York to plan their nuptials -- a ceremony so beautiful it was featured in a wedding magazine.
Dr. Lieberman said he was in the process of planning a surprise trip to the Italian castle for his wife's 32nd birthday on Oct. 7 when she disappeared.
As a married couple the two first lived in the Gramercy Park section of Manhattan, where Dr. Philip completed her first two years as a medical internist at Cabrini Medical Center. In July, she was assigned to do her third year residency in the internal medicine rotation at St. Vincent's, West Brighton, prompting the couple to rent an apartment in Battery Park City. Dr. Lieberman said it was a convenient place live, offering equidistant commutes. He traveled north to work in the emergency room at Jacobi Medical Center, while she hopped a boat to Staten Island.
Dr. Lieberman said he and his wife, despite their hectic schedules, managed to spend a day together on Sept. 9, and the two just lounged around. She talked about buying a winter coat. At one point, she arranged some orchids which he photographed, he recalled.
Dr. Lieberman retraced his wife's activities on the last day he spent with her:
On Monday, Sept. 10, they ate breakfast together in their neighborhood. She was wearing a brown one-piece shirt-dress, buttoned down the front, and brown loafers. She seemed "very happy," he recalled. "I told her I loved her and I gave her a big hug and a kiss. I said, 'I'll see you later tonight.'" They parted for the day, he for work, she to do some shopping.
At about 11:30 that morning, he rode the No. 5 subway train to Jacobi Medical Center. Later that day, around 5:15 p.m., security cameras in Battery Park City captured his wife leaving the couple's apartment, a purse in her hand.
By tracing an American Express credit card, Dr. Lieberman learned that his wife shopped at Century 21, a department store next door to the World Trade Center. She made two purchases in the store, including lingerie, panty hose and shoes. The total amount spent was around $550.
When Dr. Lieberman came home Monday around 11:15 p.m., he noticed his wife was not home and that there were no shopping bags there, either. He said he assumed his wife slept at the nearby home of her brother, John Philip, 26, or at the home of her cousin, Anu Rice, 33, who lives in Brooklyn. He said his wife may have not called home for fear of waking him. He said he was not overly concerned at this point.
The next morning, Sept. 11, when his wife still had not come home, Dr. Lieberman's concerns grew. He went to work at 6:30 a.m., but figured his wife was still likely at her cousin's home.
At 8:45 a.m., the first hijacked jet hits Tower 1 of the World Trade Center. Dr. Lieberman watches the horror unfold on a hospital television and prepares for an onslaught of patients at Jacobi. He called home twice and left messages for his wife on their answering machine.
Later that day, he tried to volunteer at Saint Vincent's Hospital downtown, but is not needed. Dressed in surgical scrubs, he borrows a friend's bike and makes his way to a soot-covered Battery Park City. He finds no evidence that his wife ever returned home. He also learns that she has not spent the night with family or even contacted her mother -- an extremely unusual occurrence because the two are so close. At this point, he is "really getting nervous."
No one has seen or heard from her since.
"It's a nightmare. It's a 24-hour nightmare," said Dr. Lieberman, who cannot afford to live in Battery Park City alone and is planning to move in with his in-laws.
"You just cannot fathom what's going on. This is the hardest thing in my life I've ever had to deal with. This is all I do for the last the last three weeks, just try to figure out where the hell my wife is."
(Advance staff writer Kati Cornell Smith contributed to this report.)
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"Dr. Lieberman said he and his wife, despite their hectic schedules, managed to spend a day together on Sept. 9, and the two just lounged around. She talked about buying a winter coat."
I wonder if their conversation on Sept 9th was her already buying a winter coat or planning to buy a winter coat ? because on Sept. 10th on the surveillance camera footage you can see her in the Century 21 women's jacket / coat department. Aside from her shoulder purse you can also see her holding a large store basket it seems ? with items in it, so I wonder if she could of have exchanged / returned the coat she already purchased if that was part of the discussion Sept 9th with Ron ?
"By tracing an American Express credit card, Dr. Lieberman learned that his wife shopped at Century 21, a department store next door to the World Trade Center. She made two purchases in the store, including lingerie, panty hose and shoes. The total amount spent was around $550."
I wonder where he got panty hose from ? or did he just forget to write bed linens ? and two purchases is very specific, I can see panty hose being on 1 receipt with either lingerie or with just the shoes as that item kinda fits in both categories / department.
"When Dr. Lieberman came home Monday around 11:15 p.m., he noticed his wife was not home and that there were no shopping bags there, either. He said he assumed his wife slept at the nearby home of her brother, John Philip, 26, or at the home of her cousin, Anu Rice, 33, who lives in Brooklyn. He said his wife may have not called home for fear of waking him. He said he was not overly concerned at this point."
Does anyone remember how close her brother lived to the Century 21 department store ? I wonder if it started to pour and rain down hard, that it was just more convenient for her to get to his place quicker then to go back to her home and not get soaked from the rain ? But then this scenario would always have me leaning towards foul play from her brother from their tumultuous relationship from the police report accusations which til this day doesn't really makes sense to me as to why the police would make that up ??? Her cousin Anu / Anne seems very poised in the Unsolved Mysteries interview, I just can't see her doing anything nefarious to Sneha.
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Saturday, October 20, 2001 By ROBERT GAVIN
Somewhere beneath the tons of soot and twisted metal that used to be the World Trade Center are the answers to thousands of missing persons cases in New York City.
But a short distance away, no one can seem to explain the disappearance of Battery Park City resident Dr. Sneha Ann Philip.
The 31-year-old physician at St. Vincent's Medical Center in West Brighton vanished the evening of Sept. 10 -- one day before a terrorist attack leveled the Twin Towers. Still unknown is whether Dr. Philip fell victim to the Trade Center tragedy, was kidnapped, suffered amnesia, or somehow found safety.
More than five weeks later, authorities remain tight-lipped about their investigation into the physician's mysterious disappearance. "If she was just lost, we would have closed the case by now," said one law enforcement source familiar with the investigation, adding only that investigators are pursuing a number of leads and have not ruled out foul play.
Relatives of Dr. Philip say they have scoured the city looking for clues and have even hired private investigators.
"I know something happened to her," said her mother, Ansu Philip, in a telephone interview from her home in upstate Hopewell Junction. She said her daughter was deeply in love with her husband of 18 months, belonged to a tight-knit Indian family, and would never simply run off. "If she's anywhere in this world alive, she would call me. That's the way she is."
Mrs. Philip fears her daughter, who she said looks "Middle Eastern" and was shopping next door to the skyscrapers the night she vanished, might have encountered terrorists scoping out the Trade Center on the eve of the disaster. Neither the mother nor police have revealed any concrete evidence to support this scenario, however.
Or perhaps the missing doctor ventured to the chaos at the Trade Center on Sept. 11 to help those suffering, and when the buildings collapsed Dr. Philip became trapped like so many others.
But the person closest to her says only a positive DNA test on remains pulled from the rubble would make him accept that theory.
"My wife did not work in the World Trade Center and she had no business being there," said Dr. Ron Lieberman, 32, who works at Jacobi Medical Center in the Bronx. "The hope and the effort is she wasn't by the World Trade Center and something else happened to her that we can't explain."
The last time Dr. Lieberman said he saw his wife was around 11:30 a.m. on the day she disappeared. A hospital spokesman at St. Vincent's Medical Center said the last time Dr. Philip came to work was Sept. 9.
Dr. Lieberman described his wife as a gentle and creative woman, someone who is a serious painter of pastels when she is not working as a doctor. Photos of the slender, dark-haired, olive-skinned woman, who is 5 feet 7 inches and weighs 115 pounds, have circulated on fliers and the Internet, even making their way onto network television.
"Anything is possible," her husband said. "The sky is the limit with what the possibilities are."
Relatives worry that mass destruction at the Trade Center initially slowed the police department's progress on the case, allowing the trail to grow cold.
Beyond hiring private investigators, Dr. Lieberman said he went so far as to ask cops to investigate him in the case, if that would speed the probe. "Of course the husband is someone you have to check out, but if you can get past that point, at least they're working," he said.
And Dr. Philip's younger brother outright lied on television, saying she was in the Trade Center, just to get her story out, the husband explained.
"It's a desperate situation and they wouldn't talk to us," Dr. Lieberman said, admitting he encouraged his brother-in-law to make up the story.
For the past two weeks, family members have pressured investigators to follow up on a lead that a shoe saleswoman for Century 21 near the Twin Towers claims she saw Dr. Philip shopping with another Indian woman with short black hair. Oddly, this description does not match any of her friends, according to Dr. Lieberman.
Police would not confirm the existence of this lead. Meanwhile, Dr. Lieberman wants police to compare the description with their list of missing persons to try and find out more about the mystery shopping companion. He said he reviewed surveillance tapes from the store and spotted his wife shopping, but she was alone.
"There's nothing I won't do to find her," Dr. Lieberman said.
Dr. Lieberman and his wife met six years ago through mutual friends, when both were students at Chicago Medical Center. He was from Los Angeles, while she was a native of Kerala, a state at the southernmost part of India. She was brought to America as a 4-year-old with her family, and grew up in Albany.
They were engaged in Florence, Italy, and nearly eloped after visiting the Gardonza Castle outside the medieval in Tuscany. But red-tape sent them back to New York to plan their nuptials -- a ceremony so beautiful it was featured in a wedding magazine.
Dr. Lieberman said he was in the process of planning a surprise trip to the Italian castle for his wife's 32nd birthday on Oct. 7 when she disappeared.
As a married couple the two first lived in the Gramercy Park section of Manhattan, where Dr. Philip completed her first two years as a medical internist at Cabrini Medical Center. In July, she was assigned to do her third year residency in the internal medicine rotation at St. Vincent's, West Brighton, prompting the couple to rent an apartment in Battery Park City. Dr. Lieberman said it was a convenient place live, offering equidistant commutes. He traveled north to work in the emergency room at Jacobi Medical Center, while she hopped a boat to Staten Island.
Dr. Lieberman said he and his wife, despite their hectic schedules, managed to spend a day together on Sept. 9, and the two just lounged around. She talked about buying a winter coat. At one point, she arranged some orchids which he photographed, he recalled.
Dr. Lieberman retraced his wife's activities on the last day he spent with her:
On Monday, Sept. 10, they ate breakfast together in their neighborhood. She was wearing a brown one-piece shirt-dress, buttoned down the front, and brown loafers. She seemed "very happy," he recalled. "I told her I loved her and I gave her a big hug and a kiss. I said, 'I'll see you later tonight.'" They parted for the day, he for work, she to do some shopping.
At about 11:30 that morning, he rode the No. 5 subway train to Jacobi Medical Center. Later that day, around 5:15 p.m., security cameras in Battery Park City captured his wife leaving the couple's apartment, a purse in her hand.
By tracing an American Express credit card, Dr. Lieberman learned that his wife shopped at Century 21, a department store next door to the World Trade Center. She made two purchases in the store, including lingerie, panty hose and shoes. The total amount spent was around $550.
When Dr. Lieberman came home Monday around 11:15 p.m., he noticed his wife was not home and that there were no shopping bags there, either. He said he assumed his wife slept at the nearby home of her brother, John Philip, 26, or at the home of her cousin, Anu Rice, 33, who lives in Brooklyn. He said his wife may have not called home for fear of waking him. He said he was not overly concerned at this point.
The next morning, Sept. 11, when his wife still had not come home, Dr. Lieberman's concerns grew. He went to work at 6:30 a.m., but figured his wife was still likely at her cousin's home.
At 8:45 a.m., the first hijacked jet hits Tower 1 of the World Trade Center. Dr. Lieberman watches the horror unfold on a hospital television and prepares for an onslaught of patients at Jacobi. He called home twice and left messages for his wife on their answering machine.
Later that day, he tried to volunteer at Saint Vincent's Hospital downtown, but is not needed. Dressed in surgical scrubs, he borrows a friend's bike and makes his way to a soot-covered Battery Park City. He finds no evidence that his wife ever returned home. He also learns that she has not spent the night with family or even contacted her mother -- an extremely unusual occurrence because the two are so close. At this point, he is "really getting nervous."
No one has seen or heard from her since.
"It's a nightmare. It's a 24-hour nightmare," said Dr. Lieberman, who cannot afford to live in Battery Park City alone and is planning to move in with his in-laws.
"You just cannot fathom what's going on. This is the hardest thing in my life I've ever had to deal with. This is all I do for the last the last three weeks, just try to figure out where the hell my wife is."
(Advance staff writer Kati Cornell Smith contributed to this report.)
2024.04.18 14:49 Whatplanetweon I love the colors and I’ve never seen such a beautiful frog
The Galaxy Frog (Melanobatrachus indicus) is a rare amphibian endemic to the southern Western Ghats of India. Found in the wet evergreen forests of Kerala and Tamil Nadu, this small frog (2-3 cm) inhabits leaf litter and ground cover. Known for its striking blue and yellow coloration, the Galaxy Frog is not poisonous. The reason for its bright colors remains under study, with communication being a possible function. (Photos and video by @hadlee_renjith)
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2024.04.18 14:46 Whatplanetweon Majestic
 | The Galaxy Frog (Melanobatrachus indicus) is a rare amphibian endemic to the southern Western Ghats of India. Found in the wet evergreen forests of Kerala and Tamil Nadu, this small frog (2-3 cm) inhabits leaf litter and ground cover. Known for its striking blue and yellow coloration, the Galaxy Frog is not poisonous. The reason for its bright colors remains under study, with communication being a possible function. (Photos and video by @hadlee_renjith) submitted by Whatplanetweon to frogs [link] [comments] |