Bengali’s Best Staycation, Durga Puja || Introduction ||
Google defines Staycation as a holiday spent in one's home country rather than abroad, or one spent at home and involving day trips to local attractions.
The Kans of autumn |
The idol of Ma Durga |
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Will be looking forward to it. And also hoping to see some pictures of this years puja too as we won't be there this time.
ReplyDeleteWow, I can't wait to see more! I like your pictures. Are you photographing by Cannon?
ReplyDeleteWell I have both Nikon and Canon. Nikon DSLR and Canon point and shoot
DeleteWe have never heard of this before but that's why we love to read as many articles as we can, we always learn something new! Even the puja mood is new for us but looks like something you can't resist haha
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to read your series :)
Its our wish to visit Bengal during Durga Puja time. This is one of the biggest festivals and have seen the celebrations in Delhi with a few friends. The excitement is buzzing. I hope I can plan it in the near future! Would love to experience the energy, the food and the fragrances.
ReplyDeleteI so want to visit Kolkata during Durga Pujo! Hopefully will be able to do soon. Staycations especially during festivals are the best :)
ReplyDeleteYour blog is so beautifully written! Thank you for speaking from the heart about such a special time and place. “The Festival” sounds amazing.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of a "staycation" haha. All too often, I'm looking for a vacation! Bengali sounds amazing, and a place that I may deff need to place on my bucket list!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures and lovely post. Your post reminds me of a famous movie line "There's no place like home." :)
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures! Can't wait to read more!
ReplyDeleteDurga Puja looks intersting. I love festivals in Asia, they are so coloful and looks really unusual for an European eye. Would love to get there with my camera.
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