Explore the world through a dietitians lens.
The Kanheri Caves in Mumbai date back to the 1st century BC. Built from natural basalt rock, there are around 110 caves. Some of them are complete, some half done and a few left mid-way through construction for varied reasons. The work done in these caves ranges from simple to intricate and helps determine the time when they were constructed based on the architecture. These contain Buddhist sculptures, carvings, paintings, and inscriptions.
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Before I share my experience of visiting Walkeshwar.I wanted to share something-
So one of my resolutions for 2018 is to explore my beautiful city, Mumbai. I am glad that I made this resolution because ever since I made it I’ve visited many places and blogged about quite a few of them.
This month my explorations took me to a beautiful place that has religious, spiritual, scenic, and historical importance. Not just that, it also is one of the most expensive places to live in Mumbai-Walkeshwar “The kashi” of Mumbai (the Malabar Hill, Hanging Gardens, Tower of Silence.)
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A post on Bandra Fort on Facebook regarding a photo walk caught my attention. Sadly, even though I am born and brought up in Mumbai I wasn’t aware of this fort.
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Mumbai ⇒ Narsobachiwadi ⇒ Kolhapur ⇒ Kudal ⇒ Mumbai
One of the longest and most amazing recent trips where I could combine 2 of my greatest passions of travel and food. Away from the chaotic Mumbai to the calm-vibrant Kolhapur and then to my soul city of Kudal in Kokan, Maharastra.
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