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Wallpapers
Travel has many moments; moments where you discover places
and moments where you discover yourself. This section is dedicated
to these moments, captured from the camera; of unexplored
places, fascinating locals, intriguing cultures and moments
one wishes would last for a lifetime. Share these moments
with us - download wallpapers for your desktop in 800x600
and 1024x768 resolutions.
| Lineup of Kutch Riders |
| Location: Little Rann
of Kutch, Gujarat |
| Kutch Calling was 60kph's
3rd anniversary ride to the desolate Rann of Kutch.
26 bikes from 5 states of India made Kutch Calling
the most memorable ride of the club so far. |
| Photographer: Gaurav
Jani |
| Date: January 2005 |
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| Hijacking the locals |
| Location: Little Rann
of Kutch, Gujarat |
Few members hijacked (for
the loss of better words) a Chaggda (a modified
Enfield used in Gujarat) to add colour and desi
flavour to the line-up.
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| Photographer: Gaurav
Jani |
| Date: January 2005 |
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| Carvings on the temple
walls of Halebid |
| Location: Halebid,
Karnataka |
| Halebid (Hale’beedu)
literally means ‘the ruined city’. During
the 12th and 13th centuries AD, it flourished as
the capital of the Hoysala Dynasty for about 150
years. |
| Photographer: Venkatesh
Rangarajan |
| Date: October 2004 |
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| Garuda |
| Location: Belur, Karnataka |
| Statue of Garuda, the Falcon
God. What the Parthenon is to Greece and the
Pyramids to Egypt, the Hoysala temples are to South
Indian architecture. |
| Photographer: Sanjeev
Sharma |
| Date: October 2004 |
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| Landmarks in the Rann |
| Location: Little Rann
of Kutch, Gujarat |
| Rann literally means "Waste". In the monsoon, the Rann gets flooded and the locals living on tiny islands of land use boats to get across. |
| Photographer: Vishu
Shetty |
| Date: January 2005 |
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| Hulivesha (Tiger dance) |
| Location: Mangalore, Karnataka |
| Hulivesha is a unique form
of folk dance in South Karnataka. Since the tiger
is considered as the favoured carrier of Goddess
Sharada, the deity in whose honour Dussehra is celebrated,
this dance is performed during the Dussehra festival. |
| Photographer: Sanjeev
Sharma |
| Date: October 2004 |
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