Recently visited a small temple town – Lepakshi in Andhra Pradesh. It’s about 120kms from Bangalore further onwards from the Airport. A mammoth Nandi greets you as soon as the town begins. It’s one of the biggest monolithic Nandi in the world. Other than that, the most thing in this beautiful centuries old temple is the humongous Shivalinga and Sheshnaag which is carved out at one end of a monolith.
Also, I think the king making it was either short of cash or smart. Most of the natural monolithic formations in the area are used either as walls or footpath.
Must see if you are in Bangalore! It’s a beautiful day trip but take your picnic. No nice food places on the way (except for wine makers).
Bylanes of Old Agra
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| Afternoon Siesta |
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| Gutka gluttons |
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| Nights of desire |
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| Shave on streets |
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| Allah for afternoon |
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| Knitting in technicolor |
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| Old-age tenants |
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| Flowing juices |
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| Hostel for pigeons |
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| View from the top |
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| Broken dreams |
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| Colourful starts |
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| In anticipation |
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| Barati’s bane |
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| Where’s the postman? |