Aristotle
rightly said it. Found the quote in the flight magazine on my way
to
India. Pictures & images always on my mind and what a perfect thought to
begin the trip with! Some captures I managed in the midst of eating,
shopping, celebrating and lazing around in Bangalore and Ahmedabad.
Back home (Dubai), back to my blog and back to squeaking! :)
Rangoli being made for Diwali. Infact in Bangalore what i noticed was that making Rangoli was not just part of a festival or occasion, a small simple one is made everyday and you will find it outside every house in Bangalore. It is thought to bring good luck.

Loved the Bangalore weather, a welcome break from the Dubai heat!!
Back home (Dubai), back to my blog and back to squeaking! :)
Rangoli being made for Diwali. Infact in Bangalore what i noticed was that making Rangoli was not just part of a festival or occasion, a small simple one is made everyday and you will find it outside every house in Bangalore. It is thought to bring good luck.

Tulsi,(holy basil) is a sacred plant common to every Hindu house in India which is worshiped everyday.
The making of Gajra by my mother in law :)

Loved the Bangalore weather, a welcome break from the Dubai heat!!
clicked on the airport while leaving the city :)

Milk kept for the cat and look whose relishing it!

Having chai in glass at the roadside ketli :)















