Festival of Love

vida parayukayano...............

micheael jackson ...............

kannum kannum thammil thammil

love birds
kannum kannum thammil thammil kathakal
kaimarum nimishangalil'

ha ha ha.........

oh entha ethe oh oh oh ana varunne ...............

avan varunnu....................

odikkooo....evan alu puliya..

Indus valley civilisation

ancient street

Great Bath: Mohenjo Daro has a sophisticated system of water and drainage and its brickwork, is highly functional and the amazing part of it is - that it is completely waterproof. The granaries are also intelligently constructed, with strategic airducts and platform are divided into units. The Dock at Lothal is to be used for inland and foreign trade.

Etha evidayum oru jeevitham

jeevitham kashtappadukal niranjathanu

Vayalar Ramavarma

Born in the village of Vayalar, in alappuzha district, kerala Vayalar belonged to an aristocratic family but became a poet of the proletariat inspired by revolutionary ideals. His parents were Vellarappally Kerala Varma and Vayalar Raghavaparambil Ambalika Thamburatty. Vayalar wrote about 2000 songs for 223 malayalam movies and for several plays.

Bharathappuzha

The Bharathappuzha also known as Nila, is a river in India in the state of Kerala. With a length of 209 km, it is the second-longest river in Kerala, after the Periyar River. The word "Nila" indicates the culture more than just a river. Nila has groomed the culture and life of south Malabar part of Kerala.

onam oru pookalam

onam vannu onam vannu .

onathappa kudavayara

ona pudavayum ona thappanum

ona sadhya orukkunnu

onam keraleyarude desiyolsavm mathramalla .maru nadan malayalikal onam akhoshikkan ponin chingathil athunnu.chinga masathile thiruvona nalil thiruvona sadhya orukki malayalikal onam akhoshikkunnu.ene onam varunnathinaye njan kathu nilkkunnu...............

rain rain.......

mazhathullikal varunna june masam oru nanutha viral thumpin sparsavumaye avan pathiye en arukil vannu.ene Ee mazhakalam ente ormakalil nin roopamathryum oru kuliray paithirangunnathum kathine oru poovay njan vidarnnirikkunnu............................

kovalam

sunset.

kovalam beach-view from light house

kovalam jama masjid on the samudra beach.

madura meenakshi temple

Many historical evidences of the temple have been found dating back from early A.D
The temple was almost completely destroyed in the year 1310 following the invasion of the Islamic conqueror Malikkapur. As kings who were followers of Islam were noted for their intolerance towards other religions, the invaders destroyed most of the ancient sculptures of the temple
The Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple is now under the administration of the HR and CE department of Tamil Nadu

Thenali Raman

Garlapati Tenali Ramakrishna popularly known as Tenali Rama and Vikata Kavi, was a court-poet of the Vijayanagara Empire in the 16th century . His family had origi
nally hailed from Tumuluru near Tenali in Guntur District. He was also known as Tenali Ramalinga, a Shaiva name. It is believed that he later converted to Vaishnavism.
Some scholars dispute whether that he was a contemporary of Krishnadeva Raya. Tenali Ramakrishna's most famous work, Panduranga Mahatyamu, is dedicated to god Panduranga, a form of Vishnu, whose main temple stands at PandharpurHe was known for his wit. He died due to a snake-bite

Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple

Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple was built by the Maharaja of Travancore in 1733. It is a splendid seven storied monument with numerous pillars, intricate carvings and mural paintings of natural pigments. This is the only place where Lord Vishnu (Padmanabha) is enshrined in the yoganidra posture. The Temple has been historically significant as the spiritual haven of Travancore kings.
The huge idol resides on the holy serpent Anantha, with the head on the southern side, the feet towards the north and the navel with Lord Brahma in the middle. The idol is viewed from three doorways. There is a big pool, Padma teertham, in front of the temple.

Neermathalam Vida Vangi!!!

kamaladas madavikuttiyaye namakaranam cheyapettapol avasanikatha ormakalaye kamala manushya manasukalil niranju nilkkunu. thante jeevithathe pakalpole ezhuthi vimarsanagalum orupole prasamsayum attu vanghi.ene kamala ormakaleloode jeevikumpol namukku orayeram adharanjalikal arppikkam..........................

ormakalile neermathalam pushpikkate.........................

monsoon in india

India’s winters are hot and dry. The monsoon winds blow from the northeast and carry little moisture. The temperature is high because the Himalayas form a barrier that prevents cold air from passing onto the subcontinent. Additionally, most of India lies between the Tropic of Cancer and the equator, so the sun’s rays shine directly on the land. The temperature can reach as high as 110oF during the Indian winter.
The summer monsoons roar onto the subcontinent from the southwest. The winds carry moisture from the Indian Ocean and bring heavy rains from June to September. The torrential rainstorms often cause violent landslides. Entire villages have been swept away during monsoon rains. Despite the potential for destruction, the summer monsoons are welcomed in India. Farmers depend on the rains to irrigate their land. Additionally, a great deal of India’s electricity is generated by water power provided by the monsoon rains.

munnar

At an altitude of 1524 m and only 136 km from Cochin, Munnar is a paradise for tourists who love nature. Situated in the Kannan Devan Hills, the greenery and serenity of the place is certain to attract anyone. Besides the virgin forests, the low-flying clouds and the mist-filled valley makes it an even more pleasant destination.
Frequented by the British in colonial times, the best time to visit Munnar is in May.
One of the places to visit is the Kundale Tea Plantation. Everything you wanted to know about tea and how it is processed is what you get to see in these plantations. It is a sight and smell treat for the tourists.
Devikulam, 16 km south-west of Munnar and 1,000 meters above sea level, is a small town with green slopes with its cluster of red and blue gum trees. The lake hidden amongst the rolling hills, literally means 'the lake of the goddess'. Legend has it that Sita and Rama came down to play in the lake, and hence its name.

The birth of a mountain

Mountains aren't just big piles of dirt, they're made of solid rock. Believe it or not, the rocks that make up the Himalayan mountains used to be an ancient sea floor. Over millions of years, rivers washed rocks and soil from existing mountains on the Indian subcontinent and nearby Asia into a shallow sea where the sediment was deposited on the floor. Layer upon layer of sediment built up over millions of years until the pressure and weight of the overlying sediment caused the stuff way down deep to turn into rock. Then about 40 million years ago, in a process called "uplifting", the sea floor began to be forced upward fMountains aren't just big piles of dirt, they're made of solid rock. Believe it or not, the rocks that make up the Himalayan mountains used to be an ancient sea floor. Over millions of years, rivers washed rocks and soil from existing mountains on the Indian subcontinent and nearby Asia into a shallow sea where the sediment was deposited on the floor. Layer upon layer of sediment built up over millions of years until the pressure and weight of the overlying sediment caused the stuff way down deep to turn into rock. Then about 40 million years ago, in a process called "uplifting", the sea floor began to be forced upward forming mountains.orming mountains.