The Ramakrishna Triangle- Where to Visit In and Around Belur Math
The Ramakrishna Triangle: Why and Where?
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Credits: Belur Math |
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Reaching There and Journeying Around: Belur Math, Dakshineswar and Adyapeath
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Bally Bridge |
Dakshineswar: The Abode of Dakshinewsari
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Dakshineswar |
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The tomb of Dakshineswar Temple |
Adyapeath
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Adyapeeth Natmandir |
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Adyapeeth Gate |
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I used to live in Kolkata when I was very little, and I had visited these sites a few times with my parents. Thanks to your post, not only was I able to recollect but also relive some of those memories.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful name for a city! “Symphony in Architecture!” I certainly see why! So enchanting!
ReplyDeleteThe architecture is truly stunning- especially at night when the sun casts a golden glow on everything!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch majestic buildings... looks like a truly captivating place to explore. Love the tranquil river scenes too. Thanks for the inspiration and great tips :)
ReplyDeleteIndia really has so many fascinating regions. I learn of new ones daily and yes, the architecture is just amazing.
ReplyDeleteI would have chosen the ferry too, I'm happy you opted for it and added some photos from the ride. I really hope to visit India one day, it seems amazing.
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