Seen & Remembered

Sunlight filters through the flowering branches, turning an ordinary garden tree into a quiet moment of beauty.

A dense bamboo cluster that caught my attention during the visit.

A small wild flower by the wayside, delicate enough to make one stop and look.

A cluster of pink roses, some fully open and others still waiting their turn.

Krishna playing the flute, delicately carved within the curves of a shankha.

A sculpted garden scene that turns an ordinary path into something stunning!

White frangipani in full bloom.

The Srisailam Dam seen across the Krishna, framed by the gardens and the Nallamala Hills.

Lemon tree garden in BC Girls Residential School

A towering eucalyptus rises above the garden, its pale trunk and spreading crown giving the landscape a quiet grandeur.

A burst of red Gulmohar

Layer upon layer of green hills recede into the mist.

Soft pink and white petunias

That once sheltered the royal elephants of the Vijayanagara Empire

Seen through the opening of one of the old stone structures along the riverfront

A beautiful evening sun hangs low over the water

A finely carved Kakatiya figure, framed by mythical yalis

The intricate workmanship of the Kakatiya sculptors

Peacocks and geometric openings repeat across a Kakatiya stone screen

Rchly carved fragment from the Kakatiya ruins at Warangal Fort

The imposing tomb of Muhammad Qutb Shah