Thanks friends for the information. But if you look at the photo, you will observe that the bus, without passengers is driven into the water body (sea). This indicates, though the place is holy and beautiful, the bus people are not worried about environment. This aspect makes the photo shoot undesirable. Any photo taken has to enhance the scenic beauty of the place or object and not to mar. Thanks to you both once again.
Re: India pgotos worth a thousand words
by siddharth on Apr 23, 2015 09:41 PM
I thought the first pic was very good. I can see the passengers in the Bus. It is called ghost town and the route to this town is from sea waters, it was worth taking a ride from sea water. People who visited or at least know about this place will enjoy the picture
Re: India pgotos worth a thousand words
by siva kumar on Apr 28, 2015 02:13 PM
again Mr nagaraju. there is no damage to the sea. If you have to protect the sea like that then you have to stop all ships and boats sailing in the sea. This is the normalroute to dhanushkoti from rameswaram. The drivers are skilled to drive the van on that route. because the route is full of sand and sea water.
Excepting the very first one, all other photos display the beauty and bounty of nature that India can boast of. The first one appears to be the bus taken to the shore for cleaning purpose, making the environment dirty.
Re: India-Photos that are worth a thousand words!
by PRAKASHBS on Apr 20, 2015 12:36 PM
No! This is the way of route to and from dhanushkodi near rameshwaram. Small buses and jeeps will fetchbyou from the main land to the dhanuskoti point, where it is believed that lord Ram has performed Pooja to sand lingam before proceeding to Lanka for war. From dhanushkodi, lanka is about 13km. This is a beautiful place to go and see. You will be surrounded by sea on all three sides and definitely a lif time experience. Try!
Re: India-Photos that are worth a thousand words!
by siva kumar on Apr 20, 2015 12:43 PM
No.Sir, It is sea water - you have to pass though sea water to go to dhanushkodi. A big town was swallowed by sea water in 1963,
