Hello! I’m Pritha M P from Mandya. Pursuing BTech computer science and engineering in Presidency University. I’m interested in dancing , surfing internet and listening music. My life philosophy is “The way you think and feel about yourself matters,be your biggest fan.

Hello, I am Nikhil U Shet , I’m from Sagar, Karnataka. Currently I’m pursuing my computer science engineering at presidency university. I’m like playing carrom and chess,listening to music , travelling and exploring new things . My philosophy of life is” To keep everyone happy”.

Hai,my name is Karthik st.I’m from Davangaere , Karnataka.Im pursuing my btech in Electronics and Communication branch at presidency University.I complete my pu in Davangaere .I’m a district level player in Koko.Im interested to roaming with my friends and listening to music .

My philosophy of life is “Don’t change your character and attitude for the sake of others”…My life my choice..

Hello, My name is M S yaswanth . I’m from Hindhupur in ananthpur , Andhrapradesh. Im pursuing my Btech in computer science branch at Presidency University. I’m interested to play carrom,roaming with friends and listening to music.

My philosophy of life is ”well being coming through the action,not through the prayer.

Hello! My name is Pavan Kumar.Iam basically from Ballari Karnataka, which is famous for iron mining especially hematite,magnetite and it is also famous for or temples,like Hampi. I am pursuing my BTech in presidency University.I’m intrested in reading fiction books, blogs and riding bike.my short term goal is to score above 9cgpa,and my long term goal is to become a good programer in good company. I am very good at programing .I created my own game app which is in play store.My passion is to help others.i like helping others.

•My philosophy of life “The universe doesn’t give you what you ask for with your thoughts, it gives you what you demand with your action “.Poilcy of my life is “give respect and take respect”.

Hello myself Niharika.C.L. I am from Madikeri Kodagu(Coorg) Karnataka, and coorg is also called as Kashmir of Karnataka and Scotland of India and it is famous mainly for its austere sights,varied wildlife,world-class coffee and the kodavas,the ethnic warrior people of coorg.
I am pursuing my BTech in Presidency University.
I am interested in sketching,Reading novels and traveling.
My philosophy of life”Most of us must learn to love people and use things rather than loving things and using people”.

Hello ! I am Kadiri Niketha , born and raised in Bangalore, India . I am 18 years old . I did my schooling in Anthony Claret school . And completed my 11th and 12th in SPUC . And now perusing my first year B.Tech in Presidency University. I like dancing and reading books but I’ve also started liking to blog now .

Travelling is another special passion in me . Exploring the places , knowing the tradition and lifestyle of people is something that fascinates me .

My philosophy of life is ” You live only once . Explore as much as possible “.

#wonderlust #borntotravel

According to a legend , Gwalior derives its name from a great sage Gwalipa who cured a chief of the Kachwaha Dan suffering from Leprosy. Gwallior’s strategic position between North and South India made it an important possession and was captured by several ruling houses . The first historical holders of the city were the Huns . Held in succession by The Mughals, Jats, Marathas and the British , Gwallior was finally handed over to Jiya Ji Rao Scindia at a formal darbar in 1885 .

Places of Interest : The Cenotraphs, Man Singh Palace, Gujari Mahal, Suruj Kund.

Reach : By Air :Well linked all with major towns . By Rail : Gwalior is connected to all major cities in India.

Pattadakal , in Karnataka, illustrates the Chalukyan art which , in the 7th and 8th centuries A.D , under the Chalukya dynasty, achieved a haromonious blend of architectural forms from the north and south of India.

There is an impressive series of nine Hindu temples , as well as a Jain sanctuary. The oldest temple at Pattadakal is the Sangamesvara Temple built by Vijayadita Satyasraya. It is a simple but a massive structure.

The Temple Of Virupaksha, built around 740 A.D by Queen Lokamahadevi to commemorate her husband’s victory over the kings from the south is a masterpiece in itself.

The sculptural art of the early Chalukyas is characterised by grace and delicate details. The narrative reliefs illustrate various episodes from the great Hindu epics -Ramayana and Mahabharata , from the holy book – Bhagavata and tales of Panchatantra.

Travel Information : Open on all weekdays from sunrise to sunset.

Best time to visit : Ideal time to visit Pattadakal is October to February.

Where to Stay : One can stay at Badami or Bijapur.

Sanchi is known for its masterpieces of Buddhist art Buddhist stupas , monastries, temples and pillars dating from the 3rd century B.C tp the 12th century A.D. The site consists of mainly three stupas.

The most famous of the stupas – Stupa No 1 is a hemispherical dome, crowned by a triple umbrella , 36.60 meters in diameter. A railing encircles the stupa cut by four exquisitely carved gateways or toranas. The archivates as well as various faces of the upright pillars are sculpted with depiction of religious subjects , incidents and stories fro the life of buddha.

Stupa No.2 consists of the Buddhist symbol like the Bodhi tree , a throne and the wheel of law. There are elaborate carvings on the pillars flanking the entrances.

Travel Information : Open on all weekdays from sunsrise to sunset.

Best Time To Visit : November to February.

Where To Stay : Sri Lanka Mahabodhi Society Rest House, Travellers Lodge , Buddhist Guest House , Circuit House.

Places to Visit : Vidisha , Udaygiri Caves , Gyraspur , Udaypur.