I have featured my native village of Pathai earlier on this blog. But each time I go there, I am stunned by the amount of natural beauty the place has to offer. This time I was not my usual energetic self – I was ill to begin with and became ‘iller’ and then progressively ‘illest’. But I still managed to get around and click some photos. Here they are:
Sunrise near Pathai village, ThirunelveliA view of the Western Ghats from Pathai village TirunelveliWooden staircase at my village house, PathaiA bird, whatever its species, that has built its nest in a crevice in our well.Vasudeva Perumal, Pathai, on Garuda VahanamThe beautifully renovated Kulashekharanathar Temple, Pathai, TirunelveliKanganan Kulam, Pathai, TirunelveliKulashekharanathar temple, Pathai, set against the western ghats and fields, as seen from the Kulashekhara Nangai temple
Why remain in Royapettah when there is a Royal-pettai ? Why remain in Myla (gandha in Hindi) pore when you can be in Mayapuri ? Enjoy sunrise to sunset in mountains and greenery instead of being in the midst of the party of eternal Son-rise and party over which sun is setting, mountains of garbage and water of green colour.
Very beautiful!
Why remain in Royapettah when there is a Royal-pettai ? Why remain in Myla (gandha in Hindi) pore when you can be in Mayapuri ? Enjoy sunrise to sunset in mountains and greenery instead of being in the midst of the party of eternal Son-rise and party over which sun is setting, mountains of garbage and water of green colour.