Here are the few pics of my place..I tried to capture Godavari in different moods.Pls click on the images to have a bigger view..:-)
The best hangout place....:-)
The sunset is the beautiful view from the river
It seems to be very tired in the evening...
The fishermen..
A glance from the train that confirms we are very nearer to our hometown..:-)
The early morning view..
Time to go home
The statue of Gowtham Maharshi at Iskon temple
The Godavari maatha..
This is the statue of famous Telugu legendary comedian Shree Raja babu on the banks of the river
The God that guards our town,Markendeya Swamy temple
This was built during Godavari Pushkaraalu...
Wow...beautiful
ReplyDeleteWow.
ReplyDeleteI'm staying in RJY as of now. :)
And this post is so lively. :)
@ Ranjana,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much yaar..:-)
@ Ajay,
ReplyDeleteOhh really!! Great to know you are in Rajahmundry now...:-)Thank you so much for the comment..:-)
...beautiful pics Nagini:)
ReplyDeleteHey those are breathtaking photos--Godavari is a much neglected river in rhetoric and dominant Indian conversations...your photos are like an ode to Maa Godavari..very beautiful!
ReplyDelete@ Amit Jee,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your lovely comment..:-)
@ Bhavana,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful comment Bhavana...Thank you..:-)..Yeah you are absolutely true yaar..Unfortunately it is much neglected river in India...:-(.
Wonderful shots, love the variety.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Rajesh..:-)
ReplyDeleteAwesome pics!!! Wish I were there rt now :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome pictures! Wonderful place!
ReplyDeleteawesome post... I visited RJY a few years back to see Andhra paper mills and now I am going to come there more so often, my parents shifted here now. I hope to explore the beauty as you have shown.
ReplyDeleteKeep blogging and in touch!
Regards
Raji
@ Jaish,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for your sweet comment Jaish..:-)
@ Arunsankar,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for dropping by..:-)Hope to hear more often from you here..:-)
@ Rajya lakshmi,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much.Glad to hear that we belong to same place now.:-)Pls convey my best regards to your parents.:-)Hope to hear more often from you..:-)
Nice clicks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful :))
Sekhar gaaru,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your precious comment..:-)
Superb clicks!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Ruchita..:-)
ReplyDeletewonderful captures Nagini!!
ReplyDeletegreat to see a comedian honoured!!
wow... cool pics
ReplyDelete@ Magiceye,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Deepak..:-)The late comedian was also from the same place..:-)
@Sunayana,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for dropping by..:-)
Lovely pictures....reminded me of my childhood when I was there for vacations :)
ReplyDeleteHi Privy,
ReplyDeleteGlad to know that you have been to Rajahmundry once.Thanks for the lovely comment..:-)
Just remembered the godavari movie which was my all time favorite movies
ReplyDeleteFantastic photographs, beautiful places. I am greeting
ReplyDelete@ Sriram,
ReplyDeleteHeyyy thats my favourite movie too.Thanks a lot for the comment.:-)
@ Zielonamila,
ReplyDeleteThanks lot for stopping by..:-)
Awesome pics. They are so naturALL :) :)
ReplyDeleteఏంటండీ మా ఊరి చిత్రాలన్నీ పెట్టేసారు???? చాలా బాగున్నాయి!ఎంతయినా రాజమండ్రీ వాసులకి గోదావరితో ఉన్న అనుబంధమే వేరు! ఒకసారి మా ఊరు వెళ్ళి వచ్చినట్టనిపించింది ఈ చిత్రాల ద్వారా!ధన్యవాదాలు!
ReplyDeleteTruly Awesome photographs.Thanks for the post.
ReplyDelete@ Raja Satish,
ReplyDelete:-) Thank you so much for your lovely comments..:-)
@ రసజ్ఞ,
ReplyDeleteరసజ్ఞ గారూ,మరి చెప్పరేమండీ మీరు కూడా రాజమండ్రేనా !!!! గుడ్ గుడ్ అయితే మనం మనం ఒకటి..:-)..ధన్యవాదాలండీ..:-)
@ Rupam,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Rupam for your sweet comments...:-)
Beautiful perspective in all your clicks. Serene and peaceful... uplifting. Keep clicking.
ReplyDelete@ VST,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for stopping by and giving your valueble feedback...:-)
Gorgeous place, gorgeous shots. :)
ReplyDeleteమాటల్లో చెప్పలేనంత బావున్నాయి...
ReplyDelete@ D.Nambiar,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much dear for your sweet comment..:-)
@ జ్యోతిర్మయి గారూ,
ReplyDeleteచాలా చాలా థాంక్స్ అండీ ..:-)
Godavari, a beauty, one is never tired of watching its flow. The mornings and evenings are the best times. When the train thunders over the bridge, the sight of the river gladdens the heart.
ReplyDeleteLovely photographs.
@ Vetrimagal,
ReplyDeleteHeyyy thank you so much.I'm really surprised to know that u are familiar with that place..:-)Glad to receive your comment..:-)
Wonderful stunning pictures, difficult to pick one favorite among the pack! Godavari Ma ki jai!! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Arti..:-)Loved to hear from you..:-)
ReplyDeletemy in-laws from rajahmundry. i like your pics.. i visited all those places.esp the park next to bridge in the evenings.
ReplyDeleteHi Sag,
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and commenting...:-)Its always pleasure to meet people from my hometown..:-)I'm happy you liked the pics.Hope to hear more from you often..:-)
hey, i wanna sue you. after seeing these pics, i'm homesick now but there is no way i can go... :(
ReplyDelete@ Phani,
ReplyDelete:-)..:-)
I visited Rajamundry when I was a child. Ur pictures made me go back in time. Lovely clicks. I am ur new follower. Do visit my blog when you get time :)
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@ Found in Folsom,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your lovely comment..:-)Nice to know,you are also from Rajahmundry..:-)
@ Lavanya,
ReplyDeleteWelcome to my blog.Thanks a lot for your sweet comments..:-)I have visited your blog too.You have a very nice blog..I'm glad to follow you back..:-)Pls keep visiting..:-)
Excellent pictures. Pleasantly surprised to find Rajababu's statue. Thanks for capturing these amazing places and sharing with you.
ReplyDelete@ Ravi Akula,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for your appreciation..There are some more statues like,Shoban Babu and Sir Arthur cotton etc..But I could not take all of them..Will try to take those pictures next time....:-)I'm glad you liked it..:-)
Splendid photography!!
ReplyDelete@ A,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your lovely comment..:-)
Wow your hometown is so serene, pure and beautiful.. Yes you are right it is truly a heaven.. Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDelete@ Sonia,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for your sweet comments.Yeah,It is a heavenly place...Hope to hear more from you in this space..:-)
Wow.. Beautifully captured!
ReplyDelete@ మధురవాణి గారు,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for your precious comment..:-)
Beautiful.. You are lucky to be living somewhere as beautiful as Rajahmundry! I have never been there but your pictures are tempting me to visit there sometime.. :)
ReplyDelete@ Hi Neenu,
ReplyDeleteWelcome to my blog..:-)Yeah its heavenly place indeed.I'm really lucky..:-)Thanks a lot for dropping by..:-)
its really lovely post...with nice snaps!
ReplyDelete@ Sowmya,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for dropping by..Pls keep visiting..:-)
I belong to Munganda from konaseeema.. And this blog is exactly what i was looking for. Thanks a ton. That place holds a dear place in my heart. Thanks you thank you thank you
ReplyDeleteYour blog is excellent. Though I like all your posts, I am leaving my comment specifically here because I too belong to Godavari region. Nice photographs, impressive paintings, and interesting book reviews...
ReplyDelete@ Major Srikanth,
ReplyDeleteHello Major Saab,Nice to know that you belongs to Konaseema..:-)I'm glad to have met you.You most welcome..:-)
@ Kishore Varma,
ReplyDeleteNice to know that you are from Godavari region..Thanks a lot for stopping by and leaving your valueble feedback..Pls keep visiting..:-)
So nice
ReplyDelete@ Kashtephale,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much :-)
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ReplyDeleteRadhika garu,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much andee :-)