Travelling: Becomes a Delight with a Camera

How often do you travel without making any plans? Seldom, because the pre-travel hysteria is so much that you tend to lose the plot very badly. There are so many things to pack and so many of them in your list that you are mostly in a state of utter confusion. If one thing goes right, the other is wrong and if a couple of things go your way, a dozen of them are waiting to disappoint you. Whatever the case is in the whole process, the best thing you can do for yourself is carry your digital camera along. Ensure you have the Canon Wide Angle Lens fitted in it.

The thing with the Canon Wide Angle Lens is the bigger and wider picture you get to see through it. When you have it inside your camera, the normal view becomes larger and more glorified. You are able to see the object in front of you better. Moreover, it appears larger. Who would not want to capture or see a larger picture, which will eventually be taken home and shown to family? When you have a personal collection of such large pictures, you always find it easy to recall the memory and think all that you saw back then.

The Canon Wide Angle Lens is just like a prism. You get a larger view of the image in front of you. You get to see it clearly. You are able to look at it from close quarters. So close and proximity personified the look is that you marvel at the view in front of you. Whether you click at the clear sky, you click at the beach in front or you click at the Swans brushing up with the surface of the water, you click at the rain forests, you click at the rough terrain ahead whilst travelling or you click at anything, you get a clear wide picture of what is ahead.

Throughout the journey, the only thing you focus at is clicking and photographing. When you get to glance at something, your eyes suddenly swing towards the object and you feel like clicking and taking all the shots you possibly can. This is where your choice of lens matters. If it is good, your shots are wide and something you can marvel at. If they are bad, the only thing you do is get disappointed and hope for something better to come across the next time.

You just cannot afford to travel without your camera. You will constantly bump into so many things that if you forget to carry it with you, you will be left curing yourself for the rest of your life about not holding onto those shots which would potentially have left you with a dozen memories to look back on. Never rely on one lens for the whole act becomes capricious. Carrying your Canon Wide Angle Lens with you ensures you of some really fie photographs, snaps you would be very proud of in the future.

A Luxury Ride with Rajasthan Culture

Rajasthan’s Culture is one of the richest in the country and boats of a diverse heritage. The traditional demeanor might have been camouflaged under a curtain of cosmopolitanism, but the customary ambience still prevails and can be felt in interiors not infiltrated by modernity. In short, there are a lot of things in this Royal State which still remind people of the valor that once existed and the blood flowed during wars.

Perhaps, the quintessence of this land can only be felt during those tumultuous Camel Rides. Once you are on that animal, you will get to experience the place better. Whether it is a ride all across Pink City, strolling through the Sand Dunes of Jaisalmer, the majestic environment of Jodhpur, The Lake Palace of Udaipur, the forest reserves in Ranthambore or the Forts in Chittorgarh, all of them have something to tell about the ancient culture of Rajasthan that was once the spectacle lighting up the state.

When one travels by car to all those places that Rajasthan is known for, one can still see those men wearing turbans and playing that musical instrument with young girls dressed up in traditional Rajasthani dresses performing those conventional dance routines. The women sit by the roadside and sing songs where as children, especially girls singing songs to entertain the crowds gathered around to get a view of it.

The State of Royalty has been known for all those majestic palaces in and around the place. These can be seen all throughout the geographical landscapes as they are situated all over. One gets the experience of a lifetime by being around these sites as they are truly Rajasthani and make the visitor feel as if he is amongst all the Royalty that existed in the days of Yore.

Dipawali Celebrations in India

Dipawali or Diwali is supposedly the biggest festival in the Republic of India amongst all religions, casts and creed. It is said to be the brightest festival, marking the end of evil and ushering mankind into a new era of happiness and prosperity. The festival of lights is not only celebrated in India but also in countries like Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Mauritius and the Fiji Islands. It is celebrated as a national holiday there.

The Day of Dipawali is the day when Lord Rama returned back to his Kingdom of Ayodhya after slaying the Evil Demon Ravana of Lanka. He came back with his Wife who had been held hostage by Ravana. Also with him came his younger brother Lakshmana and the Monkey God Hanuman. For those who have embraced Jainism as their religion, Dipawali is the day when Lord Mahavira attained Moksha back in 527 BC. Sikhs celebrate Dipawali as their day when Guru Har Gobind Ji returned to Amritsar after setting free 52 Hindu Kings imprisoned by Emperor Jahangir in Fort Gwalior.

The day is called in a very huge manner in India. The whole country gets decorated in lights and illumination like a bride and crackers are burst all around. Diyas are lit all over and the Goddess is prayed to for Divine Intervention to seek her blessings. The day is marked as the one when one prays to have all the sorrows jettisoned from one’s life creating room for only happiness and joy to flow in.

This is the time when the whole country is lit up with fireworks and it becomes very tough to see a clear sky. The celebrations start from the eve and go onto till a few days after the festival as well. The whole week is counted as auspicious and said to be very special for everyone.

According to Hindu Philosophy, this is the day when one gets the chance of a lifetime to take notice of the inner light that is existent inside a person. The day is marked when one gets rid of all ignorance and prays for all obstacles to leave life. A Grand Lakshmi Puja happens on this day in every household. The whole house is decorated with diyas and candles and the Puja is done on a very resounding note. The Goddess is prayed to from the heart and asked for forgiveness apart from being prayed to for lots of happiness, prosperity and wealth within home.

India is a religious land where one thinks a lot about such festivals and makes it a point to categorically celebrate the same as well. Lots of lights, sweets being distributed all over and wishes being exchanged make for a quintessential Dipwali or Diwali. One cannot honestly ask for more as the festival gives a person everything he asks for. You get all the joys flowing in at once and people hugging and embracing each other to call in this wonderful festival that marks a new phase in life.