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Royal Crafted wooden window at Banaras fort, U.P.
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Butter Lamp used by devotees during their prayers at the Pagodas. Taken at Dharamshala Pagoda
Banaras - The city of Ghats, is one of the holiest places on earth for Hindus. Heritage & holiness is found even in the narrowest lanes of Banaras.
Banaras - The city of Ghats, is one of the holiest places on earth for Hindus. Heritage & holiness is found even in the narrowest lanes of Banaras.
Iktara - This Musical instrument is an integral item in Bengal's Baul Sangeet - The Krishna followers.
Iktara - This Musical instrument is an integral item in Bengal's Baul Sangeet - The Krishna followers.
Reflection of the icon of Kolkata - the elegant piece of British architecture - Victoria Memorial Hall, West Bengal
Terracotta is the traditional form of making Temples in 14th Century in Bengal, basically used block prints depicting different stories largely from Hindu mythologies
Terracotta is the traditional form of making Temples in 14th Century in Bengal, basically used block prints depicting different stories largely from Hindu mythologies
Terracotta is the traditional form of making Temples in 14th Century in Bengal, basically used block prints depicting different stories largely from Hindu mythologies
The lion's gate of Banaras fort - Carries the legacy of the legends. Uttar pradesh
Flags with chanting printed on them. In Buddhism, it is believed that these chants spread with air to keep the evil spirits at bay.
Ganesh, The lord of Wisdom, is one of the most photogenic Gods being clicked the highest number.
Flags with chanting printed on them. In Buddhism, it is believed that these chants spread with air to keep the evil spirits at bay.
An abstract & regenerated picture converted into Oil paint pattern - taken at Dharamshala, Himachal pradesh
Terracotta Temple built in 16th Century show case the architectural beauty of Bengal
First rays of the day painting the Kanchenjenga - seen from Tiger hill top, North Bengal
Buddhist flags with Chanting written on them believed to keep the evil spirits away - Taken at Gangtok
