An engineer by profession and an avid traveler by choice! A photographer by passion!

I have been roaming many different parts of India and UAE in life. The galleries have been posted after my visits but they seem to be deep embedded in the blogs. I have created an index for all these travel galleries which should help in easier navigation for all visitors to my blog.

From the heritage ruins of Hampi to the glittering cityscape of Dubai all have been linked to this index which can be accessed from the link below.

CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE GALLERY INDEX

The trip to Hampi can be easily described as a photographer’s heaven with huge opportunity to capture the lost world. The sunsets over heritage buildings, landscape, exploratory nature of people can be very well captured in the place. I have placed my collection which can be found from the following image link.

These trip photos might not do justice in all respect but they will surely give you a glimpse of what lies ahead of you.

We had hired bikes on rent which is a common practice and are also easily available on very economical prices. Even with more people, I would suggest you to hire bikes as some places might be difficult for bigger vehicles to maneuver.

Just visit the city to get immersed in the life of those times. Just remember to treat the sites with respect otherwise they will soon be gone forever and things like these can never be re-created.

Hampi is a place situated in the state of Karnataka in India. Visitor to this place can explore the heritage site of Vijayanagar empire which was ruled over by 4 dynasties.

It is a UNESCO protected world heritage site and is a must visit place for traveler. The sites are still intact with the intricate carvings visible and the perfectionism in the craftsmanship of those times.

I went there for a weekend and plan to visit there again to cover some of the remaining places. We were not able to see the sites in the city of Kishkinda. It is a place where you will find tourists more and local people less. The city encroachment has been kept away from these heritage sites.

The road marking are very well done and a person new to the place can easily traverse his/her path. I have written a travelogue about my journey and experiences to this place. You can find it by clicking on the image below. It is a PDF document of about 450 Kb in size.