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Steps-10,079 An affluent neighbourhood in South Delhi, Hauz Khas has been well known since medieval times. The area with beautiful buildings and a well-maintained park around.  View of the fort during sunset and sunrise is beyond words. The existing status of the village retains the old charm of the place along with an enhanced aesthetic appeal through the well-maintained green parks all around with walkways. Hauz Khas Village is also known for its electric nightlife with countless cafes, bars and pubs. No matter whether you are a Delhiite of not, you eventually find yourself at the most happening place in the city. Hauz Khas has now turned into a posh locality with a number of restaurants, art galleries, and boutiques. The cafes around have impressive food to offer and the place adds bass and beats to its mood during the night. It has an infectious energy and you may catch a lot of live events hosted by several cafes during the weekends ranging from stand-up comedy to live jazz. It is one of the top places for the people of the metropolitan to head out for all their party woes. Be it cafes, pubs, restaurants or bars, the Hauz Khas Village is always the first choice but not only that but with all the greenery and deer park hauz khaz jheel, the forts and the graffiti has had the place lighten up.Get to Hauz Khas Village by Metro as it’s the easiest way possible for photography hauz khas village is a perfect place. Please don’t forget your Mobile camera, DSLR, Mirrorless camera….

Connaught Place of New Delhi is the largest commercial center of the region.Connaught Place is popular for market which is built in Georgian styled architecture. The building forms two concentric circles. Seven roads connect the outer circle and inner circle. 12 roads lead you in and out of this market and most popular of all is Janpath road. You can find many giant cinemas and luxury theaters in this region.The outer circle holds hotels, shops, restaurants and most importantly, the Regal building (wax museum). The middle circle has banks, exchange houses, offices and other corporates. You can find many entertainment centers in the inner circle. The central park is a large garden region near the market, which hosts cultural events and open for tourists to stroll and enjoy picnic.There is a metro station right under the market, named Rajiv Chowk. Thus, it is quite easier to reach the market from any part of New Delhi. You can also find many buses, cabs and auto rickshaws from various parts of the region. The Rajiv Chowk is located in the inner circle of Connaught Palace and thus, metro is the most commonly used transportation to reach the market.The market is open from 10 in the morning and closes by 8:30 in the evening. Try to visit any time as you can photograph many streets shots with different perception. Please don’t forget your mobile camera, DSLR, Mirrorless camera….

For me it was all about the journey not the destination. I reached Ahmedabad from Delhi and started my Gujrat trip from there. As I was with my parents they wanted to travel all the temple. As always I wanted to travel new places I was all excited and wanted to photograph as many places I can. My plan was to travel the whole Gujrat by road so we booked a car and started our trip from Ahmedabad to Vadodara and visit Statue of Unity and also loved to see the nightlife of Ahmedabad and I loved the view of the city. As I continued my trip I plan for Akshardham and I felt so peaceful. I explore the so called Gandhi Nagar and the place is so beautiful and by the end of the day I tasted the tasty Gujrati food and the food was very delicious. The next I went for Dwarka and I visited the holy town and it was so aesthetic and I totally loved it. From the coast guard to Devbhoomi Dwarka everything was lovely. The next destination was the most beautiful place the Okha port, the weather was so nice and I captured some incredible lovely photos from where one of my photos got featured in one of Gujrat top photography page. From there I travelled to Bet Dwarka-The birthplace of Krishna and the place was beauticious. From there I travelled to Somnath temple, the morning pooja was as lovely as it can be. From Junagarh to Gondal to Rajkot and again back to Ahmedabad I totally had a fun week with lots and lots of travel. The only thing I loved about the whole trip was that I clicked many good shots. Gujrat is a lovely place with lot of temples to visit.

Steps-12,690 Okha is a coastal town in Devbhoomi Dwarka district of Gujarat state in India. It has a sea port. Dwarka situated some 30 km south and Bet Dwarka island situated 2.9 km across a small creek from Okha port are a major Hindu pilgrimage sites.Okha is situated on a narrow strip of land that projects into sea. It is surrounded by sea on three sides and has a sandy beach on Arabian Sea coast. It has a sea port on the lee side. Bet Dwarka lies on the other side of a small creek from Okha port. Okha is a busy and historical port in Gujarat strategically located. Historically it was the first port on west coast of India that a ship travelling along the coast from Arabia encountered. Indian Navy, Indian Coastguard, Indian Customs and Gujarat marine police have their operational command centre in Okha. Okha port imports mainly lignite from the Indonesia for the thermal power stations of Gujarat and for soda ash plant of Tata Chemicals. Okha has an automobile-assembly plant. Fishing and salt processing are also industries. Okha is connected by railway at Okha railway station, and by bus, to major cities of Gujarat and the rest of India.Do remember the boat rides can be a bit unsafe, always to take precaution and take care of your belongings. Please don’t forget your Mobile camera. DSLR, Mirrorless camera….

Steps-9,684 an ancient city and a municipality of Devbhoomi Dwarka in the state of Gujrat in northwestern India. It is located on the western shore of the Okhamandal Peninsula on the right bank of the Gomti River. Dwarka is often identified with the Dwarka Kingdom, the ancient kingdom of Krishna, and is believed to have been the first capital of Gujarat. Considered a holy city, Dwarka is a well known for its temples and as a pilgrimage centre for Hindus. The Dwarkadhisa Temple , also called Jagat Mandir, located in the heart of Dwarka. Jamnagar airport, at a distanceof nearly 45 kilometers is the nearest airport to Dwarka. Tourists can take bus or taxi to commute between Jamnagar airport and Dwarka. The city lies on railway line connecting major cities of Gujarat and western India. Many express trains ply on these routes and connect with Dwarka. Early morning is best time to visit temple(No photography allowed) and do visit Devbhoomi Dwarka, Okhamandal. Except for the temple you can clicls photograph the entire city,coast…. Please don’t forget to take your Mobile Camera, DSLR, Mirrorless……

STEPS-10,713 The Statue of Unity, dedicated to the ‘Iron Man of India’, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, with the statue India just made its entry into the club of the tallest statues in the world. Dedicated to one of India’s founding fathers, and the country’s first Deputy Prime Minister, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the Statue of unity, stands tall atop Sadhu Bet island on the Narmada facing the Sardar Sarovar Dam downstream in Kevadiya colony, about a 100 kilometres southeast of Vadodara,200 kilometre from the capital Ahmedabad. Nearest Airport-The Vadodara airport is about 90 kilometres away from the site. From the airport, you can hire a cab or use the state transport to get to the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel statue. Nearest Railway-Vadodara railway station is the nearest rail head to the Sardar Patel statue. You can get on the public transport or book a cab to take you directly to the site. Tuesday through Sunday are statue of unity opening days. Statue of Unity opens at 9 am and closes at 5 pm. For the betterment u can book the tickets from its official site. Please don’t forget your Mobile camera, DSLR, Mirrorless camera….

Steps-7,723 Amongst the sundry places in Delhi that attract the attention with their history, this is the tomb of Safdarjung. The elegant one built of marble and sandstone of 18th century Mughal architectural style. Built in 1754, during the reign of Mughal Emperor-Ahmad Shah Bahadur, the namesake tomb is dedicated to the Prime Minister of the court- Safdarjung. Located at the heart of the city, at the junction of Safdarjung Road and Aurobindo Marg, the monument is the low-key tourist attraction of the city. The perfect visiting time is Sunrise or Sunset for good view and photography. To reach the tomb you can avail cabs, auto and metro- Nearest is Jor Bagh.(Yellow Line).Please don’t forget your Mobile camera, DSLR, Mirrorless camera….

Steps-9,871 The splendid tomb built in the memory of Emperor Humayun, the second Mughal ruler. The tomb was commissioned by Bega begum, Humayun’s Persian wife in 1565 AD, nine year after the Emperor’s death. It was completed in 1572 AD under the then ruler Mughal Emperor Akbar, the third ruler and Humayun’s son. Located in Nizzamuddin ,East Delhi. It was also declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1993. Visiting time is from Sunrise to Sunset, all days of the week. The tomb is easy accessible by road as well as by Delhi metro, nearest metro are-Jorbagh and Race cource station(both in yellow line).Please don’t forget your Mobile camera, DSLR, Mirrorless camera….

Steps-18,305 India Gate is a tourist hotspot but more than that it is a social hub.Candle light services are often held with the India gate silhouette at the backdrop.it stands as an upright figure of freedom. The purpose of of the grand monument was to honor those 90,000 Indian soldiers who died fighting for the British Raj. Even on hot day people come under here to rest under the cool shades.Boat rides facilities are available just near India Gate. You shall always find a Chaiwala and a Chanawala even on a hot day.At evening the golden sun hit the western side of the gate and for a brief moment it stood like a gold glided monument. India Gate stays awake even late into the night and there’s a sense of festive air around it.People are always here for all kinds of celebrations and the sparks of jhoy lit up the whole place.please don’t forget your camera phone,DSLR,Mirorless camera…..

Steps-23188 Purana Quila aka the old Fort is a fine example of history,heritage and old-world charm.It is one of the oldest fort in India.it was made by Mughal empereor Humayun.Purana quila is an enjoyable place even for those who care noyhing about monuments and history.The wide open spaces and lush lawn just invite you to sprawl and spare a little time.Today purana quila has lost much of its original grandeur. Though th exterior of the fort still have a grand look.the fort still remains a big draw among the most populat places in Delhi.the light and sound show held here in the evening is a major draw for visitors. Please don’t forget your Mobile camera,DSLR,Mirrorless camera…