Various Plays witnessed during 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012, Organized by National School of Drama, Delhi

Bharat Rang Mahotsav is one of the popular international theatre festival which is organized by National School of Drama, Delhi with full support from Ministry of Culture. It happened during January month of 2012 (8th Jan to 22nd Jan' 2012). This time PHOTO JOURNEY was invited to this festival as one of the online media partner for this event and covered some of the plays. Let's have a quick Photo Journey to some of the plays here...--------------------------------------------------------------------------------King of the Dark Chamber is a symbolic play. It is not divided into acts and scenes. It reflects Tagore's philosophy and the relationship between an individual and the universe. In the play, King Symbolizes God and the Dark Chamber, where he resides, represents inner-self of man. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey from this play on Inaugural Day of Bharat Rang Mahotsav...'Grotowski - An Attempt to Retreat' was presented to Bharangam audience on second day of 14th Bharat Rang Mahosatv. It's directed by Tomasz Rodowics, who has also acted in the play. Click on above Photograph to have another PHOTO JOURNEY from this play at Kamani Auditorium, Delhi... RED HOT was one of the best plays showcased during Bharangam 2012. Tickets for RED HOT play were booked in few hours and many of the folks could not see this play. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey for those folks and don't miss it next time...A theatre production co-produced by The Japan Foundation and Theatre Roots & Wings, `The Water Station` is a two-hour, wordless performance, written by an award-winning Japanese playwright Shogo Ohta, and directed by Sankar Venkateswaran, with an all-India cast selected by auditions across the country. Click on above photograph have a quick Photo Journey of 'The Water Station' play from 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012...Byomkesh play was performed at 14th Bharat rang Mahotsav 2012. It was one of the exciting plays of Bharangam 2012. It was performed in Kamani and whole auditorium was full of audience from various parts of the country. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey of Byomtesh, a Bengali play with English subtitles...Tagore’s Chandalika tells the tale of Prakriti, an untouchable girl forced to live on the periphery of society as ‘chandalika’. No one want to play with her, people keep distance from her but at times increase closeness for their selfish reasons. Chandilika by Tagore is based on a story from a Buddhist text... and here I would like to highlight that 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012 is also a platform to celebrate Rabindarnath Tagore's 150th Birthday. Many of his plays were shown during Bharangam 2012 !!!

Bharat Rang Mahotsav is one of the popular international theatre festival which is organized by National School of Drama, Delhi with full support from Ministry of Culture. It happened during January month of 2012 (8th Jan to 22nd Jan' 2012). This time PHOTO JOURNEY was invited to this festival as one of the online media partner for this event and covered some of the plays. Let's have a quick Photo Journey to some of the plays here... 
Bharat Rang Mahotsav is one of the popular international theatre festival which is organized by National School of Drama, Delhi with full support from Ministry of Culture. It happened during January month of 2012 (8th Jan to 22nd Jan' 2012). This time PHOTO JOURNEY was invited to this festival as one of the online media partner for this event and covered some of the plays. Let's have a quick Photo Journey to some of the plays here...--------------------------------------------------------------------------------King of the Dark Chamber is a symbolic play. It is not divided into acts and scenes. It reflects Tagore's philosophy and the relationship between an individual and the universe. In the play, King Symbolizes God and the Dark Chamber, where he resides, represents inner-self of man. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey from this play on Inaugural Day of Bharat Rang Mahotsav...'Grotowski - An Attempt to Retreat' was presented to Bharangam audience on second day of 14th Bharat Rang Mahosatv. It's directed by Tomasz Rodowics, who has also acted in the play. Click on above Photograph to have another PHOTO JOURNEY from this play at Kamani Auditorium, Delhi... RED HOT was one of the best plays showcased during Bharangam 2012. Tickets for RED HOT play were booked in few hours and many of the folks could not see this play. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey for those folks and don't miss it next time...A theatre production co-produced by The Japan Foundation and Theatre Roots & Wings, `The Water Station` is a two-hour, wordless performance, written by an award-winning Japanese playwright Shogo Ohta, and directed by Sankar Venkateswaran, with an all-India cast selected by auditions across the country. Click on above photograph have a quick Photo Journey of 'The Water Station' play from 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012...Byomkesh play was performed at 14th Bharat rang Mahotsav 2012. It was one of the exciting plays of Bharangam 2012. It was performed in Kamani and whole auditorium was full of audience from various parts of the country. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey of Byomtesh, a Bengali play with English subtitles...Tagore’s Chandalika tells the tale of Prakriti, an untouchable girl forced to live on the periphery of society as ‘chandalika’. No one want to play with her, people keep distance from her but at times increase closeness for their selfish reasons. Chandilika by Tagore is based on a story from a Buddhist text... and here I would like to highlight that 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012 is also a platform to celebrate Rabindarnath Tagore's 150th Birthday. Many of his plays were shown during Bharangam 2012 !!!

King of the Dark Chamber is a symbolic play. It is not divided into acts and scenes. It reflects Tagore's philosophy and the relationship between an individual and the universe. In the play, King Symbolizes God and the Dark Chamber, where he resides, represents inner-self of man. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey from this play on Inaugural Day of Bharat Rang Mahotsav...
Bharat Rang Mahotsav is one of the popular international theatre festival which is organized by National School of Drama, Delhi with full support from Ministry of Culture. It happened during January month of 2012 (8th Jan to 22nd Jan' 2012). This time PHOTO JOURNEY was invited to this festival as one of the online media partner for this event and covered some of the plays. Let's have a quick Photo Journey to some of the plays here...--------------------------------------------------------------------------------King of the Dark Chamber is a symbolic play. It is not divided into acts and scenes. It reflects Tagore's philosophy and the relationship between an individual and the universe. In the play, King Symbolizes God and the Dark Chamber, where he resides, represents inner-self of man. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey from this play on Inaugural Day of Bharat Rang Mahotsav...'Grotowski - An Attempt to Retreat' was presented to Bharangam audience on second day of 14th Bharat Rang Mahosatv. It's directed by Tomasz Rodowics, who has also acted in the play. Click on above Photograph to have another PHOTO JOURNEY from this play at Kamani Auditorium, Delhi... RED HOT was one of the best plays showcased during Bharangam 2012. Tickets for RED HOT play were booked in few hours and many of the folks could not see this play. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey for those folks and don't miss it next time...A theatre production co-produced by The Japan Foundation and Theatre Roots & Wings, `The Water Station` is a two-hour, wordless performance, written by an award-winning Japanese playwright Shogo Ohta, and directed by Sankar Venkateswaran, with an all-India cast selected by auditions across the country. Click on above photograph have a quick Photo Journey of 'The Water Station' play from 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012...Byomkesh play was performed at 14th Bharat rang Mahotsav 2012. It was one of the exciting plays of Bharangam 2012. It was performed in Kamani and whole auditorium was full of audience from various parts of the country. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey of Byomtesh, a Bengali play with English subtitles...Tagore’s Chandalika tells the tale of Prakriti, an untouchable girl forced to live on the periphery of society as ‘chandalika’. No one want to play with her, people keep distance from her but at times increase closeness for their selfish reasons. Chandilika by Tagore is based on a story from a Buddhist text... and here I would like to highlight that 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012 is also a platform to celebrate Rabindarnath Tagore's 150th Birthday. Many of his plays were shown during Bharangam 2012 !!!


Bharat Rang Mahotsav is one of the popular international theatre festival which is organized by National School of Drama, Delhi with full support from Ministry of Culture. It happened during January month of 2012 (8th Jan to 22nd Jan' 2012). This time PHOTO JOURNEY was invited to this festival as one of the online media partner for this event and covered some of the plays. Let's have a quick Photo Journey to some of the plays here...--------------------------------------------------------------------------------King of the Dark Chamber is a symbolic play. It is not divided into acts and scenes. It reflects Tagore's philosophy and the relationship between an individual and the universe. In the play, King Symbolizes God and the Dark Chamber, where he resides, represents inner-self of man. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey from this play on Inaugural Day of Bharat Rang Mahotsav...'Grotowski - An Attempt to Retreat' was presented to Bharangam audience on second day of 14th Bharat Rang Mahosatv. It's directed by Tomasz Rodowics, who has also acted in the play. Click on above Photograph to have another PHOTO JOURNEY from this play at Kamani Auditorium, Delhi... RED HOT was one of the best plays showcased during Bharangam 2012. Tickets for RED HOT play were booked in few hours and many of the folks could not see this play. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey for those folks and don't miss it next time...A theatre production co-produced by The Japan Foundation and Theatre Roots & Wings, `The Water Station` is a two-hour, wordless performance, written by an award-winning Japanese playwright Shogo Ohta, and directed by Sankar Venkateswaran, with an all-India cast selected by auditions across the country. Click on above photograph have a quick Photo Journey of 'The Water Station' play from 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012...Byomkesh play was performed at 14th Bharat rang Mahotsav 2012. It was one of the exciting plays of Bharangam 2012. It was performed in Kamani and whole auditorium was full of audience from various parts of the country. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey of Byomtesh, a Bengali play with English subtitles...Tagore’s Chandalika tells the tale of Prakriti, an untouchable girl forced to live on the periphery of society as ‘chandalika’. No one want to play with her, people keep distance from her but at times increase closeness for their selfish reasons. Chandilika by Tagore is based on a story from a Buddhist text... and here I would like to highlight that 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012 is also a platform to celebrate Rabindarnath Tagore's 150th Birthday. Many of his plays were shown during Bharangam 2012 !!!

 RED HOT was one of the best plays showcased during Bharangam 2012. Tickets for RED HOT play were booked in few hours and many of the folks could not see this play. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey for those folks and don't miss it next time...

Bharat Rang Mahotsav is one of the popular international theatre festival which is organized by National School of Drama, Delhi with full support from Ministry of Culture. It happened during January month of 2012 (8th Jan to 22nd Jan' 2012). This time PHOTO JOURNEY was invited to this festival as one of the online media partner for this event and covered some of the plays. Let's have a quick Photo Journey to some of the plays here...--------------------------------------------------------------------------------King of the Dark Chamber is a symbolic play. It is not divided into acts and scenes. It reflects Tagore's philosophy and the relationship between an individual and the universe. In the play, King Symbolizes God and the Dark Chamber, where he resides, represents inner-self of man. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey from this play on Inaugural Day of Bharat Rang Mahotsav...'Grotowski - An Attempt to Retreat' was presented to Bharangam audience on second day of 14th Bharat Rang Mahosatv. It's directed by Tomasz Rodowics, who has also acted in the play. Click on above Photograph to have another PHOTO JOURNEY from this play at Kamani Auditorium, Delhi... RED HOT was one of the best plays showcased during Bharangam 2012. Tickets for RED HOT play were booked in few hours and many of the folks could not see this play. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey for those folks and don't miss it next time...A theatre production co-produced by The Japan Foundation and Theatre Roots & Wings, `The Water Station` is a two-hour, wordless performance, written by an award-winning Japanese playwright Shogo Ohta, and directed by Sankar Venkateswaran, with an all-India cast selected by auditions across the country. Click on above photograph have a quick Photo Journey of 'The Water Station' play from 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012...Byomkesh play was performed at 14th Bharat rang Mahotsav 2012. It was one of the exciting plays of Bharangam 2012. It was performed in Kamani and whole auditorium was full of audience from various parts of the country. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey of Byomtesh, a Bengali play with English subtitles...Tagore’s Chandalika tells the tale of Prakriti, an untouchable girl forced to live on the periphery of society as ‘chandalika’. No one want to play with her, people keep distance from her but at times increase closeness for their selfish reasons. Chandilika by Tagore is based on a story from a Buddhist text... and here I would like to highlight that 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012 is also a platform to celebrate Rabindarnath Tagore's 150th Birthday. Many of his plays were shown during Bharangam 2012 !!!

A theatre production co-produced by The Japan Foundation and Theatre Roots & Wings, `The Water Station` is a two-hour, wordless performance, written by an award-winning Japanese playwright Shogo Ohta, and directed by Sankar Venkateswaran, with an all-India cast selected by auditions across the country. Click on above photograph have a quick Photo Journey of 'The Water Station' play from 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012...
Bharat Rang Mahotsav is one of the popular international theatre festival which is organized by National School of Drama, Delhi with full support from Ministry of Culture. It happened during January month of 2012 (8th Jan to 22nd Jan' 2012). This time PHOTO JOURNEY was invited to this festival as one of the online media partner for this event and covered some of the plays. Let's have a quick Photo Journey to some of the plays here...--------------------------------------------------------------------------------King of the Dark Chamber is a symbolic play. It is not divided into acts and scenes. It reflects Tagore's philosophy and the relationship between an individual and the universe. In the play, King Symbolizes God and the Dark Chamber, where he resides, represents inner-self of man. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey from this play on Inaugural Day of Bharat Rang Mahotsav...'Grotowski - An Attempt to Retreat' was presented to Bharangam audience on second day of 14th Bharat Rang Mahosatv. It's directed by Tomasz Rodowics, who has also acted in the play. Click on above Photograph to have another PHOTO JOURNEY from this play at Kamani Auditorium, Delhi... RED HOT was one of the best plays showcased during Bharangam 2012. Tickets for RED HOT play were booked in few hours and many of the folks could not see this play. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey for those folks and don't miss it next time...A theatre production co-produced by The Japan Foundation and Theatre Roots & Wings, `The Water Station` is a two-hour, wordless performance, written by an award-winning Japanese playwright Shogo Ohta, and directed by Sankar Venkateswaran, with an all-India cast selected by auditions across the country. Click on above photograph have a quick Photo Journey of 'The Water Station' play from 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012...Byomkesh play was performed at 14th Bharat rang Mahotsav 2012. It was one of the exciting plays of Bharangam 2012. It was performed in Kamani and whole auditorium was full of audience from various parts of the country. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey of Byomtesh, a Bengali play with English subtitles...Tagore’s Chandalika tells the tale of Prakriti, an untouchable girl forced to live on the periphery of society as ‘chandalika’. No one want to play with her, people keep distance from her but at times increase closeness for their selfish reasons. Chandilika by Tagore is based on a story from a Buddhist text... and here I would like to highlight that 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012 is also a platform to celebrate Rabindarnath Tagore's 150th Birthday. Many of his plays were shown during Bharangam 2012 !!!

Byomkesh play was performed at 14th Bharat rang Mahotsav 2012. It was one of the exciting plays of Bharangam 2012. It was performed in Kamani and whole auditorium was full of audience from various parts of the country. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey of Byomtesh, a Bengali play with English subtitles...
Bharat Rang Mahotsav is one of the popular international theatre festival which is organized by National School of Drama, Delhi with full support from Ministry of Culture. It happened during January month of 2012 (8th Jan to 22nd Jan' 2012). This time PHOTO JOURNEY was invited to this festival as one of the online media partner for this event and covered some of the plays. Let's have a quick Photo Journey to some of the plays here...--------------------------------------------------------------------------------King of the Dark Chamber is a symbolic play. It is not divided into acts and scenes. It reflects Tagore's philosophy and the relationship between an individual and the universe. In the play, King Symbolizes God and the Dark Chamber, where he resides, represents inner-self of man. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey from this play on Inaugural Day of Bharat Rang Mahotsav...'Grotowski - An Attempt to Retreat' was presented to Bharangam audience on second day of 14th Bharat Rang Mahosatv. It's directed by Tomasz Rodowics, who has also acted in the play. Click on above Photograph to have another PHOTO JOURNEY from this play at Kamani Auditorium, Delhi... RED HOT was one of the best plays showcased during Bharangam 2012. Tickets for RED HOT play were booked in few hours and many of the folks could not see this play. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey for those folks and don't miss it next time...A theatre production co-produced by The Japan Foundation and Theatre Roots & Wings, `The Water Station` is a two-hour, wordless performance, written by an award-winning Japanese playwright Shogo Ohta, and directed by Sankar Venkateswaran, with an all-India cast selected by auditions across the country. Click on above photograph have a quick Photo Journey of 'The Water Station' play from 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012...Byomkesh play was performed at 14th Bharat rang Mahotsav 2012. It was one of the exciting plays of Bharangam 2012. It was performed in Kamani and whole auditorium was full of audience from various parts of the country. Click on above photograph to have a quick Photo Journey of Byomtesh, a Bengali play with English subtitles...Tagore’s Chandalika tells the tale of Prakriti, an untouchable girl forced to live on the periphery of society as ‘chandalika’. No one want to play with her, people keep distance from her but at times increase closeness for their selfish reasons. Chandilika by Tagore is based on a story from a Buddhist text... and here I would like to highlight that 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012 is also a platform to celebrate Rabindarnath Tagore's 150th Birthday. Many of his plays were shown during Bharangam 2012 !!!

Tagore’s Chandalika tells the tale of Prakriti, an untouchable girl forced to live on the periphery of society as ‘chandalika’. No one want to play with her, people keep distance from her but at times increase closeness for their selfish reasons. Chandilika by Tagore is based on a story from a Buddhist text... and here I would like to highlight that 14th Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2012 is also a platform to celebrate Rabindarnath Tagore's 150th Birthday. Many of his plays were shown during Bharangam 2012 !!!









'Grotowski - An Attempt to Retreat' was presented to Bharangam audience on second day of 14th Bharat Rang Mahosatv. It's directed by Tomasz Rodowics, who has also acted in the play. Click on above Photograph to have another PHOTO JOURNEY from this play at Kamani Auditorium, Delhi...


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Mobilegiri at 'Nehru Place' Market in Delhi || Asia's biggest Computer Hardware Market

Although Nehru Place is mainly known for it's computer hardware market which is considered as largest one in Asia, but there are lot many other things to observce around this place. For now, let's have a quick Photo Journey with my HTC Desire HD and it's mainly focussed on Nehru Place Market and places visible from this part of the Delhi...-------------------------------------------------------------------------------The very first photograph of this Photo Journey shows a view of Iskon Temple which is visible from Metro Station. Nehru Place is well connected with Metro Train now, which starts from Centeral Scretriate.Here is first view after getting down from Metro Station at Nehru Place. Very Crowded places with some Autos lined up to take their clients to appropriate places, but on thier terms. Satyam Cinemas is just in front of Nehru Place Metro Station, as you can see in above Photograph. After crossing the road and Satyam Cinema, we enter into a huge Market-complex behind Satyam Cinema. This is extremely fast moving region, where everyone is rushing towards various Computer Hardware shops to check out different products with respect to specifications, cost, new technologies etcHere is typical view of Nehru Place Market where it's surrounded by multi-storey buildings from all sides. All these floors have various Computer Hardware dealers, shops and assembling service providers. In fact, there are some of the very large scale dealers for various branded computers and other equipments like Printers, Scanners, Extrenal Hard Disks etc.There is very strong network of dealers in this market, which ensures that no one is cutting much on the rates to avoid overall loss of this market. Their benefit is always in ensuring standard ranges for different types of computer components. Although customer may get higher prices, as many of them come to this market without proper home-work around the prices & configurations. I have seen many people going to this market with an impression that they get good stuff at cheaper rates and end up with cheaper rates for old configurations...There are some of the shops at Nehru Place Computer hardware Market where rate lists with appropriate specifications are pasted and you have to just order the component you want. No scope of negociations and success rate of such shops is seen much more than other dealers. As of now, I am forgetting the name of a dealer who is very popular for fixed priced computer components and located on first floor.Here is one of the sample from fixed priced shop at Nehru Place computer hardware market in national capital region of India - Delhi !!!Apart from Computer Hardware other stuff like cloths, shoes etc are also sold on the streets of Nehru Place Market. All this stuff is non-branded and most of the times low quality. But some of the use & throw electronic stuff is quite cheap in this marketApart from main computer shops and street shops, few boys can be seen roaming around this place. They sell pirated Softwares for 50 Rs to 200 Rs, depending upon the kind of software you want. At times, you can get a good deal of having 4-5 softwares in 100 rupees. Latest versions of almost all the softwares can be seen in this market. Everyone knows about this fact including government.There are some of the eating points around this place and people spend complete day in searching for right stuff. Many folks for surrounding states come to this market to buy Computer Components in whole-sale and book profits in their local regions.With all these basic details about Nehru place market, it was time to leave the place and move towards our homes. Sunset was beutiful on that day and we were missing our cameras at this point of time, but still HTC Desire helped in capturing these moments for usNehru Place market is surrounded by some of the other intersting places like Bahai's Temple (Lotus Temple) and Iskon Temple. Lotus temple is one of the main tourist places in Delhi, India and Iskon Temple is a paradise for peace lovers. It's exactly in Kailash Coloy from where Lotus temple is also clearly visible. There are some light and sound shows at this temple, which are mainly around stories of Radhe Krishna

Although Nehru Place is mainly known for it's computer hardware market which is considered as largest one in Asia, but there are lot many other things to observce around this place. For now, let's have a quick Photo Journey with my HTC Desire HD and it's mainly focussed on Nehru Place Market and places visible from this part of the Delhi... 
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Coach Trip to the North of Wales - Llandudno

Last year in June, I got the opportunity to visit the North of Wales in the UK with my friends on a coach trip. We were put in a pretty rugged hotel in the sleepy town of Llandudno (don't ask me how that is pronounced) and we were to go out to different places on our coach for the next three days. The town of Llandudno overlooked the comparatively serene Irish sea and was quite a sweet place to hang out in actually. Here are some sights from the delightful town.

Last year in June, I got the opportunity to visit the North of Wales in the UK with my friends on a coach trip. We were put in a pretty rugged hotel in the sleepy town of Llandudno (don't ask me how that is pronounced) and we were to go out to different places on our coach for the next three days. The town of Llandudno overlooked the comparatively serene Irish sea and was quite a sweet place to hang out in actually. Here are some sights from the delightful town.Here's the quiet beach on the North Shore. This was just a few minutes walk away from our hotel and we religiously came here every evening to walk on the beach. The water was blue, unlike the grey North Sea and it was quite serene when compared to the Pacific Ocean. There were some really pretty windmills out in the sea. I think the wind velocity was enough to generate a lot of power. And they made for pretty sight-seeing as well. A church on the street. The town was sleepy and quiet and a very chilled out place to stay in. Whenever I retire, I would love to stay at a place like this. Caught this cute little windmill lamp in front of a restaurant. Notice how there's no dust or dirt. It is mostly because it rains so much in the area. Grumpy's sweet shop. Need I say more? Pretty little pebbly beach with mild waves. The tide is not too high and cotton clouds dot the sky. A perfect day to be out. Days were pretty long back then. I think this was around 8 PM. This is the other side of the beach. In the distance is the pier, a wooden walkway into the sea. It had several shops selling trinkets, shells, magnets and seafood. The beach was quite long and we didn't manage to walk the entire length during our stay there. Colourful pebbles beneath the water. This beach was different from any I had seen before. I was looking for shells while my friend Kelsey collected sea-glass. People canoeing on the sea. I somehow can never trust myself on such a tiny boat on a vast body of water. Hannah in a meditative mood down the pier. The sea looks deceptively calm. However, the waters were full of jellyfish. We saw several divers and swimmers come out of the sea with their legs bleeding. A memorial on The Parade that runs parallel to the North Shore. The entire area was shaped like a C and was bordered by candy-coloured houses. A very charming place to be indeed. A colourful little train that runs along The Parade. It is very popular with children and the grown-ups alike On the whole, North of Wales was a whole new level or prettiness. Watch out for the next post. It'll definitely fascinate you. :)
Here's the quiet beach on the North Shore. This was just a few minutes walk away from our hotel and we religiously came here every evening to walk on the beach. The water was blue, unlike the grey North Sea and it was quite serene when compared to the Pacific Ocean.

Last year in June, I got the opportunity to visit the North of Wales in the UK with my friends on a coach trip. We were put in a pretty rugged hotel in the sleepy town of Llandudno (don't ask me how that is pronounced) and we were to go out to different places on our coach for the next three days. The town of Llandudno overlooked the comparatively serene Irish sea and was quite a sweet place to hang out in actually. Here are some sights from the delightful town.Here's the quiet beach on the North Shore. This was just a few minutes walk away from our hotel and we religiously came here every evening to walk on the beach. The water was blue, unlike the grey North Sea and it was quite serene when compared to the Pacific Ocean. There were some really pretty windmills out in the sea. I think the wind velocity was enough to generate a lot of power. And they made for pretty sight-seeing as well. A church on the street. The town was sleepy and quiet and a very chilled out place to stay in. Whenever I retire, I would love to stay at a place like this. Caught this cute little windmill lamp in front of a restaurant. Notice how there's no dust or dirt. It is mostly because it rains so much in the area. Grumpy's sweet shop. Need I say more? Pretty little pebbly beach with mild waves. The tide is not too high and cotton clouds dot the sky. A perfect day to be out. Days were pretty long back then. I think this was around 8 PM. This is the other side of the beach. In the distance is the pier, a wooden walkway into the sea. It had several shops selling trinkets, shells, magnets and seafood. The beach was quite long and we didn't manage to walk the entire length during our stay there. Colourful pebbles beneath the water. This beach was different from any I had seen before. I was looking for shells while my friend Kelsey collected sea-glass. People canoeing on the sea. I somehow can never trust myself on such a tiny boat on a vast body of water. Hannah in a meditative mood down the pier. The sea looks deceptively calm. However, the waters were full of jellyfish. We saw several divers and swimmers come out of the sea with their legs bleeding. A memorial on The Parade that runs parallel to the North Shore. The entire area was shaped like a C and was bordered by candy-coloured houses. A very charming place to be indeed. A colourful little train that runs along The Parade. It is very popular with children and the grown-ups alike On the whole, North of Wales was a whole new level or prettiness. Watch out for the next post. It'll definitely fascinate you. :)
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