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July 16, 2019

Dakshin Diaries - Lighthouse Museum Mahabalipuram





























































































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We believe India has a lot of potential in terms of tourism and travel. One life would not be enough to completely cover India, travel across the entire length and breadth of the country. And we are not talking about Leisure travel – the real fun is in the mid range and budget travel. Travel to us is a part of our life. We are not nomads, not gypsies but feel that to know more about our country and its people, one should travel. We love travelling as a family of three, exploring more from the usual and that too in a fixed budget. And yes not to forget we like to add a dash of history wherever required.
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