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Fondest memory: I like people pics if I didn't always fear to offend somebody pointing my camera and I end for being even ashamed of shooting.. but I owe to these three gals the first confidence I little by little started to gain in taking pics to people in India: I was wandering in front of the Elephanta cave when they approached to me asking, a little bit restrained, if they could have a pic with me and asked their friends to take it with their cameras..
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The Elephanta Caves Really Rock!!!
The Elephanta Caves are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and are one of the two sites in Mumbai city, the second one being the erstwhile VT or Victoria Terminus Building now rechristened the Chattrapati...
A little more than half a day trip to Elephanta Island away from noise and pollution of Mumbai city is worth spending. Elephanta Island!!!!!!!!!! A strange name and it brings thoughts of visiting...
Designated as a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO, Elephanta Island is home to cave temples dating from 450 AD to 750 AD. These caves were first carved by Buddhists, but as Buddhism declined in the......
Elephanta Island is found around 10 kilometres off the eastern shore of Mumbai (Bombay) in the Arabian Sea and it will take you around an hour to reach it by ferry. The Island was originally named...
Elephanta Island - Don't miss whilst in Mumbai!
Elephanta Island is located about 10km north-east of the Gateway of India and is reached by taking a ferry from the Gateway. The island is home to some marvellous cave temples which are thought to...
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