A good friend of mine says, ”Life in Bangalore city has gone totally
mechanical, nature is totally destroyed, and it’s just over!”
I say, “Cities are always like that.” They keep growing, spreading, pushing and consuming the villages, and people from the current generation cannot keep up with the speed of the cities’ growth. We sit inside and curse the government as we share black and white photos of the old city market over the social networks. Today our street might have lots of trees along its edges, but tomorrow they could be gone.
Why? Because we ask for it. We cry for better facilities; we cry for metro trains, less traffic, and more convenience. It all results in one thing: CHANGE. Then we grow old and lose our hot-blooded passion. We start complaining just like our fathers and grandfathers did. The same friend asks me angrily, “What is your solution, then?”
I say, “Head out for just 15- 20 kms from Bangalore. You will see beauty and happenings you would never even imagine!”
There are tons of places to visit near Bangalore. Let’s check out the west side of Bangalore, which is my favourite place to visit. Hundreds of people visit Big Banyan Tree and the Manchanabele Reservoir, which offers a decent picnic spot for families and friends. But many will not notice the clean, tree-lined roads passing through lovely little villages on the way. Ramohalli Road on the way to Big Banyan Tree runs past two lakes which look like heaven during the early morning and... further reading http://shuttermonks.com/places-to-visit-near-bangalore/
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I say, “Cities are always like that.” They keep growing, spreading, pushing and consuming the villages, and people from the current generation cannot keep up with the speed of the cities’ growth. We sit inside and curse the government as we share black and white photos of the old city market over the social networks. Today our street might have lots of trees along its edges, but tomorrow they could be gone.
Why? Because we ask for it. We cry for better facilities; we cry for metro trains, less traffic, and more convenience. It all results in one thing: CHANGE. Then we grow old and lose our hot-blooded passion. We start complaining just like our fathers and grandfathers did. The same friend asks me angrily, “What is your solution, then?”
I say, “Head out for just 15- 20 kms from Bangalore. You will see beauty and happenings you would never even imagine!”
There are tons of places to visit near Bangalore. Let’s check out the west side of Bangalore, which is my favourite place to visit. Hundreds of people visit Big Banyan Tree and the Manchanabele Reservoir, which offers a decent picnic spot for families and friends. But many will not notice the clean, tree-lined roads passing through lovely little villages on the way. Ramohalli Road on the way to Big Banyan Tree runs past two lakes which look like heaven during the early morning and... further reading http://shuttermonks.com/places-to-visit-near-bangalore/
If you are planning to visit Bangalore, check out our Service Apartments for premium spaces at reasonable rates. http://www.thalassasuites.com/
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