In India, several communities celebrate new year today - the Tamilians, the Bengalis, the Assamese, the Punjabis among others. And tomorrow it will be Visu, celebrated by Malayalees and Mangaloreans among others. Greetings to all . This Friday, we visit an ancient sea side fort - Vattakottai - heart of Naanjil Naadu, near Kanyakumari , built in the 18th century . A view of the sea from the fort..
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10 comments:
Happy new year then!
I've learnt something today :)
happy new year!!
or as we bengalis say..noboborsher shubheccha!!!
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Fascinating how New Year's Day changes from culture to culture. How is it determined in this part of the world?
a New Year celebration in April--interesting! nice shot.
Very beautiful photo for SWF!Thank you for sharing and have a nice weekend!
Exquisite! Have a great weekend.
Sunrise, please come and see when you get a chance.
I too visited this fort last December, but couldn’t climb above fortress to see the sea. Lovely shot!
Beautiful skies for the day and what a terrific capture! Marvelous view of the sea!! Hope you have a great weekend! Enjoy!
Sylvia
Beautiful!
Mary,MI
Happy New Year... It's amazing how so many states of India are celebrating New Year together! :)
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