A visit to Daman was planned by my extended family when we had a week-end to spend together.My brother-in-law had been there earlier on work and he suggested that place.We booked a vehicle and got on our way.The trip was fun-filled and relaxing.We visited the beach,a fort ,the famous park and relished the typical Gujrathi thali food.What a great time we all had!!!
On our way to daman |
The accident we witnessed on the highway |
Garam breakfast-upma,idli,meduwada,sambar and chutney |
Posing near our mode of transport |
The temple that was on our way |
Famous Mahalaxmi temple (not the one in Mumbai) |
Service for room Number 208 please!!!! |
tasty thali food at the nearby hotel on reaching there |
On our way to the fort |
Lovely bungalow ......time to pose. |
Posing with the boat |
Mein aur boat! |
Ferry ride time!!! |
On the ferry in the evening |
At the old fort |
Nice huge fort which was well-maintained |
The cemetery near the fort |
Posing again at one of the arches |
Holy Cross! |
View from the top |
Another bigger arch |
The park near the fort |
View from the bridge |
The loooong bridge |
Dusk time! |
Magnificent view! |
Long roads leading to the fort |
add-ons on our breakfast table |
Fruit servings for breakfast |
Road leading to the beach |
Action at the beach! |
poor camel |
The camel was frail and sickly......so cruel to make it slog like this. |
happy faces at the beach side |
At the famous park |
Mini train ride was funn! |
Lake view was splendid!!! |
View from the mini train |
A view of the mini train from the paddle boat |
bridge over the lake |
What's that??? |
the serene and calm lake |
Enjoying the ride in the paddle boat (actually moving around in circles) |
Added attraction in the lake....fountains!!! |
Another mandir..... |
enjoyed the typical Gujrathi thali......yummy but a bit too sweet. |
mangoes for sale on the highway |
Flowers at the Parsi dairy farm on the way |
Parsi dairy farm where we stopped for ghee ,sweets and nankatai |
What a colourful cart at the dairy....!!! |
Rabbits at the dairy |
The old wooden door at the fort's entrance |
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