Fwd: FW: Photographs you won't believe were taken in India.
Prasad Pendse
Subject: Fw: Photographs you won't believe were taken in India.
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Photographs you won't believe were taken in India.
1. The exotic Bora Bora islands?
Wrong! It's Andaman and Nicobar. A Deciduous dreamland that can
give any phoren island a run for its money.
Source l weareholidays
2. Uncannily similar to the Maldives?
Nope, it's Varkala in Kerala, a place made up of extraordinary cliffs and beaches.
Source l travelmaniac
3. Does this look like the roads in France's Champs-Elysees?
It's actually Pondicherry, a city filled with quaint French architecture and heritage.
Source l cnntraveller
4. This may remind you of the Swiss Alps...
In reality, it's Gulmarg, a land of swirling snow and mystical lakes.
Source l khyberhotel
5. A magical meadow in Scotland?
That would be incorrect! This is actually Prashar Lake in Mandi,
at a height of 2730 m above sea level.
Source l harmyne
6. This might remind you of Mount Feldberg in Germany.
It's actually Kheerganga, another gem of Himachal Pradesh.
Source l go2india
7. Do these look like ancient Aztec Temples?
They are really the magnificent temple ruins of Hampi.
Source l planetden
8. Does this look like a scene from Life Of Pi?
It's actually glowing planktons found in our very own Lakshadweep Islands.
Source l danireef
9. The great Grand Canyon?
It's Gandikota in fact, full of perilous rocks and stunning scenery.
Source l templesofindia
10. The land speed testing grounds at Bonneville Salt Flats?
Wrong again. It's the Rann Of Kutch.
Source l rannutsav
11. The ski slopes of Utah?
Nope! Just our very own Auli: a snowboaring paradise.
Source l tajmahaltripindia
12. Picture-perfect Norway?
This happens to be Khajjiar.
Source l ytimg
13. The stunning Cave Monastery of Georgia?
Wrong again! It's the Phugtal Monastery Ladakh.
Source l Amusingplanet
14. The meadows of Austria in spring-time?
This is actually Ziro in Arunachal Pradesh, a pristine sea of rice fields.
Source l wikimedia
15. The mysterious depths of the Amazon Forest?
In fact, this is one of Cherrapunji's living root bridges.
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