Skywatch Friday - A Ladakh sight near home!

A raised high ground.

Surrounded by rich green corn fields.

The golden turrets of the monastery glowing in the afternoon sun.

Overcast sky.

The contrast was striking!

The setting looked almost the one you see in Ladakh.

Clouds in place of snow clad mountains and corn fields replacing barley fields.

The Monastery was magnificent.

But this was closer home. In Bylakuppe. In Karnataka which has the largest Tibetan settlement. We have been to this place many times. The drive from highway to golden temple is always a lovely sight. Especially in the months of August - September when the vast fields of corn stalks standing shoulder high on the undulating terrain. Miles and miles of it. All due to hard work by the Tibetans.

We stopped on the road when we noticed this. It looked as if we were in Ladakh. But closer home!


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Friday 6 June 2014

Skywatch Friday - A Ladakh sight near home!

A raised high ground.

Surrounded by rich green corn fields.

The golden turrets of the monastery glowing in the afternoon sun.

Overcast sky.

The contrast was striking!

The setting looked almost the one you see in Ladakh.

Clouds in place of snow clad mountains and corn fields replacing barley fields.

The Monastery was magnificent.

But this was closer home. In Bylakuppe. In Karnataka which has the largest Tibetan settlement. We have been to this place many times. The drive from highway to golden temple is always a lovely sight. Especially in the months of August - September when the vast fields of corn stalks standing shoulder high on the undulating terrain. Miles and miles of it. All due to hard work by the Tibetans.

We stopped on the road when we noticed this. It looked as if we were in Ladakh. But closer home!


(Please click on the photo to get larger view)

For other lovely posts of under Skywatch Friday in this blog, please click on the link below.

Skywatch Friday

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9 Comments:

At 6/06/2014 , Blogger Steffi said...

Very beautiful photos for SWF and very interesting post!Thank you for sharing and have a nice weekend.

 
At 6/06/2014 , Blogger Brinda said...

Thanks Steffi. Glad you liked it. Happy Skywatching!

 
At 6/06/2014 , Blogger Snapperoni :: Photography said...

The scenery looks beautiful!

 
At 6/06/2014 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Love those golden roofs.

 
At 6/07/2014 , Blogger Chirasree Banerjee said...

Hi Poorna and Brinda, this is chirasree, a fellow travel blogger and your latest follower. "Sky-watch"-- quite creative name! Nice to know about Bylakuppe.

 
At 6/07/2014 , Blogger Brinda said...

Thanks Chirasree. You can also upload your pictures of Skywatch here http://skyley.blogspot.in/

 
At 6/10/2014 , Anonymous Europe tour packages said...

Really its very nice ! keep it about Ladakh sight dude....

 
At 6/23/2014 , Blogger Brinda said...

thank you

 
At 6/27/2014 , Blogger Unknown said...

Ladakh has always been one of my favourite travel destination in North India. The culture and tradition followed by the people of Ladakh is so different from the rest of the country. Being in Ladakh is always a memorable experience for any traveller.

 

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