Today is Bhubaneswar’s 66th Birthday,
B’day special Conditional Love its way!
Clockwise from Top: Udayagiri and Khandagiri Caves , Rajarani Temple, Dhauli Shanti Stupa, Biju Patnaik International Airport, Nandankanan Zoological Park, Lingaraja Temple |
Pic Courtesy: Sambad - Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru lay the foundation stone of Bhubaneswar on April 13 in 1948 |
Temples amazing architectural delight,
Cultural heritage is an awesome sight...
Rath Yatra in Lingaraj Temple, Bhubaneswar on the occasion of Asokastami |
Rightly called Incredible India's 'Temple City',
Bhubaneswar is perfect for serendipity!
Ram Mandir in Bhubaneswar - Bhubaneswar was agog with Lord Ram's chants on Ram Navami |
A unique blend of the Modern & Tradition,
Bhubaneswar has elements serious & fun!
2500 years old Sisupalgarh in Bhubaneswar |
Bhubaneswar offers WOW Food! Food Festivals in Bhubaneswar. |
Bollywood-song- “Tumko Dekha To Ye Khayal Aaya”
Plays in our mind, with Bhubaneswar’s maaya!
Latest Flyover, yet to be inaugurated, in Acharya Vihar, Bhubaneswar |
Deras Dam, Bhubaneswar |
Click pics of spell-binding architecture...
Say hi to centuries-old art, crafts & culture.
Odissi Dance in Bhubaneswar |
Khandagiri & Udaygiri Caves, Shanti Stupa for peace!
To Nandankanan’s white tigers say cheese!
White Tigers in Nandankanan Zoo in Bhubaneswar |
Capital city of Odisha state beckons you!
Visit Bhubaneswar & enjoy wonders so true!
Bhubaneswar lit up for Utkala Dibasa- Odisha Day- celebrated on 1st April |
Celebration Time with Rasagolla, a sweet that originated in Odisha |
Pics Courtesy: Wikipedia, @BBSRBuzz & all its enthu contributors. Thank you so much!
My 100 Words Poem for Write Tribe on Saturday # 11 - Conditional Love.
This post is a part of Write Over the Weekend, an initiative for Indian Bloggers by BlogAdda
Prompt- ‘Tum ko dekha, to ye khayal aaya
Combined both the above prompts only for Bhubaneswar!
Also linking with - Poetry Jam- Local
Such awesome lines and pics! Happy birthday Bhubaneshwar!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Gauri! Birthday times are fun & perfect condition for love!
DeleteGlad you liked the lines & pics to celebrate Bhubaneswar's b'day!
Happy birthday to the beautiful Bhubaneshwar, great pictures.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sulekkha for reading & for your wish & appreciation :)
DeleteNice pics there; hoping to visit the place some day :)
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday Bhubaneswar! :)
Thanks. Most welcome! Bhubaneswar beckons :)
Delete.I have visited Bhubaneswar but could never see it as artistically in its varied colors and moods as you have depicted.Wonderful post.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sir.
DeleteThis calls for another visit to Bhubaneswar. Lots of attractions in store :)
Happy Birthday to Bhubaneshwar! I have never visted the city, but equally true is the fact that I never felt such a strong desire to visit the city before reading your post! Beautiful presentation with perfect puctures!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ratna. Mission accomplished!
DeleteDo plan your visit soon. Many things to do in & around Bhubaneswar :)
Beautifully written as always, Anita.. :) Amazing pics too.... :) Loved how you incorporated the Wow theme :) <3
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Thanks Shalini :)
DeleteGlad you loved it. I loved your WOW tale too :)
The photographs are truly amazing. My favorite is the Ragagolla pic :D
ReplyDeleteThanks Khushboo! Pics are courtesy Wikipedia & @BBSRBuzz :)
DeleteEven I love Rasagolla! Pics are cool, but taste is yummy :)
You must visit to try them out :)
Happy birthday bhubaneshwar...
ReplyDeletewhere are the sweets? :P
Thanks for your wish, Lancelot :)
DeleteShared the e-pic of Rasagolla for you!
Lots of real & amazing sweets in Bhubaneswar!
Add it to your list of must-visit places now :P
Those tiger cubs are the most adorable things ever! And rosogollas! Argh!!! You'll know why I am screaming, in tomorrow's post ;)
ReplyDeleteTrue Shailaja. Those innocent white tiger cubs are so sweet :) And Rasagollas are very sweet too :)
DeleteNow looking forward to your post :)
Happy birthday bbsr :) :) rasgulla looks tempting ...i feel ashamed that i dont know much about my own state ...:(
ReplyDeleteIt's okay. What's important is that you are aware & realize that you have to learn :) We are all learning everyday. We will all share info about what we know and increase our collective knowledge :)
DeleteWhat great collection of pictures there! So good to see this love you have for your city/state/country :) I went to Bhuvneshwar decades ago - in 1987 I think! Must make a trip again sometime! Happy birthday, B :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Beloo.
Delete1987 was more than a decade ago. Now you'll be happy to see a more modern & developed city! Time to revisit Bhubaneswar then! Welcome :)
Wow! Superb! Many many cheers to our brilliant ancient cum modern city- Bhubaneswar! :D Wonderful wrk U've put in...many thanks & keep writing! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Amrita for your appreciation & support!
DeleteYes indeed. Bhubaneswar is an amazing blend of the ancient & modern.
Beautiful way to show your gratitude... Nice post..
ReplyDeleteThanks Jayanta :) Delighted that you liked!
Deletemy sister today took part in the capital foundation day parade...celebrating the day... happy birthday to our BBSR..!
ReplyDeleteThis is really lovely. Such a proud moment :)
DeleteThanks for stopping by, Pratikshya. Cheers! Happy B'day to our BBSR!
happy bday bhubaneshwar :) havent been there but the post makes me want to!
ReplyDeleteThose are such wonderful words, Swathi :) Do visit soon :)
Deletewhoa... i wish i go there and experience these all :O
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Odisha Welcomes Sri! :)
DeleteWonderful pics, Bhubaneswar looks like a mixture of culture, heritage and tradition :) Happy B'day Bhubaneswar
ReplyDeletePerfect description, Prasanna :) Thanks for the wish :)
DeleteHappy hot wala birthday to bhubaneswar :D .. nice pics :)
ReplyDeleteHot & Cool B'day was Yday :)
DeleteAnyway, today is Odia New Year. So celebration continues :)
Wow. Rasagola has been the topping to that post. I love rasagola.
ReplyDeleteHappy B'day Bhubaneswar.
I don't see anyone else other than Anita who loves her city this much. Each post enlighten us something new about your beautiful city. Thank You.
Thanks for such kind words & support, Krishna :)
DeleteVery motivating. Actually, feel terrible that we don't know about our cities- the city where we stay or to which we belong... We are all so busy studying or working & there's no time to explore or travel.
We all can be ambassadors of our cities & incredible India can gain as there will be more tourists both from within our country & from abroad...
It's feel good when someone enjoy Indianness with such a zeal and promote the city in which they live.
ReplyDeleteI blog at The Other Side
Thanks Cifar for the appreciation :)
DeleteIncredible India's incredible cities like Bhubaneswar deserve it :)
That was a loving tribute to bhubaneswar.
ReplyDeleteP.S: i really DID not need all those pics of scrumptious food. If I have to go for the next higher size in Tees, you are to blame :)
Thanks a lot, Sureshji.
DeleteBlame Incredible India & Odisha's awesome food! :)
Feel like physically being there.Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Rudra :) Plan a trip & be physically there in BBSR :)
DeleteSuch beautiful pictures. Captivated in its full colors and finery.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ushaji :) Glad you liked it!
DeleteHave not shared many pics of important places as Bhubaneswar has lots!
And BBSR is 66! Been 2 years i havent been to Orissa! :( Missing Chena Paudo and Pahala Rasgola! Lovely Post :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your maiden visit to my Blog, Vaisakhi.
DeleteThe modern BBSR is 66, else the ancient city is centuries old :)
Do drop in! Welcome again! Amazing sweets are waiting :)
ok, what is rasagolla? I love trying new foods to experience cultures....
ReplyDeleteand the temples...that would be what I would go for....I def have some
archaeologist in me...probably all the Indiana jones I watched growing up
and those tigers are so cute...
A Rasagolla is a sweet-dish made of cheese. It's soft and tasty & a much loved dessert!
DeleteBhubaneswar in India is the perfect place for you, Brian! Lots of variety- food, architecture, handicrafts, wildlife...
You must visit soon!
Do let me know when you are coming :)
Such an interesting place--I would love to visit there especially during one of the festivals. Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome, Peggy! Do visit :)
DeleteWhat fabulous photos;. Thanks for sharing the celebration. I adore those little tiger cub faces!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your appreciation, Sherry :) The pics were shared by some Bhubaneswar residents :)
DeleteThis is pretty exciting and you have captured the wonderful experience.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it, Alan!
Deleteyou wowed me with all your lovely pics and lines; happy Wednesday to you
ReplyDeletethanks for dropping in at my blog today
much love...
Thanks for reading & sharing, Gillena :)
DeleteHave a great week!
Great and fascinating photos! The food makes me hungry for Indian dishes.
ReplyDeleteIndeed Gabriella! Do visit India & get treated!
DeleteWhat a wonderful description of your 'local.' My favorite photo is the tigers. What beautiful creatures!
ReplyDeleteDelighted it appealed to you, Mary :)
DeleteOh Anita I've been to Bhubaneshwar twice and enjoyed a lot...the Ramakrishna Mission there with its huge gate is another place of serenity...a beautiful poem & I LOVE those white little cubs..so cute...
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely to learn, Sumana! Yes, Bhubaneswar boasts of many lovely & serene places :)
DeleteAnita,
ReplyDeleteThank you for introducing and sharing fabulous images of Bhubaneswar. Most interesting and an education..Nice to learn something of other traditions too..
Eileen
Thanks for reading, Eileen! Glad you liked it.
DeleteThe best way to learn is to experience. Do drop in!
Seems a great place to visit, Anita. I have been to India and loved it. I think it's time to again soon...
ReplyDeleteLovely to know, Nicholas!
DeleteYes, time to visit gain :)You are most welcome!