Welcome to Rishikesh, “Yoga Capital of the World”, and land of the countless ashrams, temples, and diverse inhabitants!
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This image says it all about Rishikesh | | |
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Sacred wandering cows |
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View from the Lakshman Jhula (bridge) with our host Mr Rhesus Monkey |
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Let me introduce you to Mr The Common Hanuman Langur |
Acquiring more in-death knowledge into the PATH of YOGA, and learning to teach the same
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Learning from one of the masters ;) | |
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Learning and sharing the newly acquired essentials |
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Beautiful closing ceremony |
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Beautiful closing ceremony |
The Holy Ganges River, the famous and the infamous touristic attractions...
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Holy Ganges River |
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Near Ram Jhula (bridge) | |
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Temples, temples, temples... |
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One of the oldest and most famous Indian restaurant in Rishikesh |
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Chotiwala Restaurant. One can find the pink guy sitting on his chair every single day | ! | |
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Ruins of the
famous Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's ashram where the Beatles rocked up in the
late 60s. It is said that the ashram closure was later forced by the
government under the pressure of the citizens who did not approve foreigners behavior in this sacred region
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Ruins of the
famous Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's ashram |
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Sunset in Lakshman Jhula |
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India's blurry line between past, present and future ... |
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Wise words defeating time and religious beliefs from any nation... |
Mr Rhesus Monkey, bien joli!
ReplyDeleteY a-t-il un lien entre mr Rhesus et le yoga puisqu'il apparaît lié au lieu.
Les vaches sacrées sont elles très nombreuses?
J'aime particulièrement l'inscription: nous ne voyons pas les choses comme elles sont mais nous les
Rishikesh est reconnue comme le lieu d'origine de plusieurs formes de yoga. En ce qui concerne les macaques,en Inde l'on trouve majoritairement 2 espèces, Rhesus et Common Hanuman Langur (noms anglais). Le lien apparent entre les singes et les écoles de yoga à Rishikesh est le fait que les 2 sont en très grand nombre!
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