It’s Time For The #BlindList and to Discover the Read Unknown #SayYesToTheWorld
Ever felt that the nature is whispering to you, by that sudden jolting of the slashing sound of the grass, in an unknown grassland, and you keep trying to get a Morse coding out of it; or conquering the dangers of the tumultuous sea in search of a treasure; or running along the streets of Paris decoding the chains of clues and ultimately visiting the Louvre Museum; even a Night in the Museum gets you in an adventure; or you are the Indiana Jones or the Lara Croft of your own treasure hunts, venturing into ancient tombs and hazardous ruins; well that was the movies playing havoc in your adventurous minds landing you in mysterious lands. But the books add an extra stair to our own imageries unlike the movies. Jules Verne made it possible to go round the world in eighty days. He also took us to the centre of the earth where a different ecosystem persists all along. Guy de Maupassant took us to a mundane Corsica and yet full of happiness. Dan Brown took us to various places, to the tunnels beneath the White House, the Arctic, Paris and the Vatican and the list continues to expand. Sunil Gangopadhyay’s Kakababu deciphering hieroglyphics and Rowling’s depiction of the whistling train through the meadows are no exceptions. The list would go on. My first encounter to the outer world was with Satyajit Ray’s Feluda traveling to various places to solve the cases (it is a detective series).
The more we see the world, the more we fall in love with it! The more we blindly trust it to reveal its incredible beauty wherever we go, unveiling amazing new experiences at every turn. BUT… What if the world invited you on a blind date? To travel to a place you know nothing about for an experience you have no clue about? Would you be open-minded enough to say yes? That’s what #TheBlindList is all about. Compared to the #BucketList which has known wishes, #TheBlindList has unforgettable enriching experiences that remain unknown until you get there! Bucket Lists are passé. It’s time for #TheBlindList! [ Courtesy: IndiBlogger]. An initiative by Lufthansa, #BlindList is a salute to your blind love for the World, click here to find more and #SayYesToTheWorld!
# Journey to the Centre of the Earth in the Hang So’n Doo`ng cave of Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, Vietnam
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Credits: CNN Travel |
# Indiana Jones’ adventures in Angor Wat, Cambodia
# Lara Croft’s adventure in Ajanta Ellora caves, Maharashtra, India
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Credits: Holidify |
# Our own El Dorado in Son Bhandar Caves, Bihar, India
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Credits: NativePlanet |
# Living
Treasure Island on Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India
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Credits: Youtube |
# Finding Shambhala in Bhutan
# Miniature Atlantis in Cancun Underwater Museum, Mexico
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Credits: Mexico News Network |
# The Paradise Islands in Mauritius
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Credits: World Atlas |
12 comments
These all look so amazing! Definitely adding to my bucket list!
ReplyDeleteI have actually travelled to places because of movies I saw and books I've read. They led my steps all the way from Saigon to Chile, and everywhere in between.
ReplyDeleteThese are such amazing places. I hope to some day see some of the places I've seen in movies or even TV shows.
ReplyDeleteWow these all look amazing, not sure how I would pick one to visit first!!
ReplyDeleteThese all look so amazing! I would love to go to these places.
ReplyDeleteA spectacular read...
ReplyDeleteAmazing places and awesome pictures. Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteThose are very stunning photos and really enjoyed reading this post. I have never tried to visit any places that I've watched from the movies but I really consider to explore those beautiful places and make a good memories.
ReplyDeleteThose are really beautiful places to visit and I will definitely add this to my bucket list and hoping to see those places in any of my future trip.
ReplyDeleteYes! This is so beautiful, I'd love to travel more next year xx
ReplyDeleteEach and every place is worth adding to the bucket list.Such a beautiful write-up.Loved it !
ReplyDeleteWonderful list. Many of the places were unknown to me. Spectacular.
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