En route to the viewpoint at Dolphin's Nose (named for the way the rock formations look at a distance), we stopped at Singara Tea Estate where we like to go walking.
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| We saw a very large bison. |
We stopped along the way, in the tea estates
This shows a rock formation the tea grows around, as well as a water drainage track
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| Here's a view from Dolphin's Nose |
Besides the waterfall, the clouds were sitting on a bank of air or something making the clouds flat on the bottom, cutting off the tops of the mountains. It was spectacular.
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| Here's that flat bottom of the clouds and one on top to the left! |
The steam would rise from the land and join the clouds.
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| This is the commercial side of Dolphin's Nose. We were very lucky that there was hardly anyone else there. |
In the middle is Suresh, the pujari at the little temple in the base of a tree in the Singara Tea Plantation forest temple. This day he was working in this tea stall at Dolphin's Nose. Nice surprise.
2 comments:
Wow. Those clouds and the hills are amazing. And it's funny that you took a pic of some random western garbage. But I assume it's very rare to see that kind of thing in these hills.
I just thought that particular trash was funny, and Tilak had taken the picture. I had taken pictures taken by me, Gopal, Tilak and Raju for this post. It was challenging.
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