Here's a glimpse of my wonderful, exciting, fabulous and spiritual journey I took recently along the konkan coast- to places like Goa, karvar ,Mangalore with my family . We had loads of fun enjoying the natural picturesque beaches of Goa, boat rides and of course the favourite 'my pilgrimage'.
First phase of my trip was in Goa and I was excited because this is the place our ancestors belonged to . They migrated down South about 400 years ago, fearing conversions from Portuguese and have been living there since. It was quite exciting to see the place where I could speak my Mother tongue, Konkani as most of the people were quite familiar with the same and I felt quite at home. My heart yearned to be there but I had to come down to earth. I would take you through the enchanting experience of mine in my future posts.So keep watching and enjoy the same sitting in the cool comforts of your home.
My friends, I will be visiting all of you very soon,. See you.
Here's a jhalak....(glimpse) of the places I visited and I am going start with Amcha Goa ( My Goa) . .......:-)
Will wait for your detailed posts, the jhalak is quite good!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mridula
ReplyDeleteWas about to visit and say hello to you.
Now this was a teaser huh!!!
ReplyDeleteWaiting for the detailed post and the pictures!!
Welcome back. Looks like you had a wonderful vacation. Waiting for more detailed travelogue.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, my friend. What an amazing trip. I look forward to the details. I can only imagine what it is like to go without speaking your own language and then going home, in a sense, and speaking it again.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you back chitra, hope you enjoyed your trip
ReplyDeleteWelcome back!!!!!!!!!!! a big helloooo to you Chitra :)I'm greeeen with envy..especially since I had no idea you are from Goa! I'm eagerly waiting for your Goan pilgrimage. I also went to 2 temples during my trip to Goa .. I don't remember their names so I'll wait for your posts.
ReplyDeleteChitra,,Welcome back dear..Hope u enjoyed ur trip with ur family,,hmm soon post abt the places dear.
ReplyDeleteDear Chitra,
ReplyDeleteGood Evening!
Welcome back!
So,you enjoyed Amchi Goa Trip!Waiting eagerly
to see your posts.You missed Shree Ayyappa Temple and Iam missing my sea shore!
Wishing you a wonderful night,
Sasneham,
Anu
I am sure you have enjoyed your trip with your family members. Awaiting eagerly for your descriptive post with wonderful pictures.
ReplyDeletewelcome back
ReplyDeletewill wait for detailed post.
iinsignia,
ReplyDeletenot a teaser dear,showig what is in the offing.
SG
ReplyDeleteIt was a woderful trip indeed. shall be posting soon.
Traci,
ReplyDeleteI realy felt good about the trip.It was really pleasing to speak my language in that place. thanks for the comment friend
Sushma,
ReplyDeleteReally nice trip i had. thanksfor visiting.
lostworld
ReplyDeletewe have adapted well in South keeping our identity intact.I am thoroughly at home where ever I am but still got thrilled when i vistied Goa . Amcha Goa.
Sathya
ReplyDeletenice to see you.Shall bre posting soon. busy with some assignments.
Anu
ReplyDeleteAnu
Even three-four days were not sufficent to cover what was in our itinerary. i did see the Ayappa temple but it was a tight schedule. i wanted to see temples which were different.Thanks for your input on Balaji temple too. otherwise I would have missed it.
Babli
ReplyDeletethanks for the comment.
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ReplyDeletethanks a lot.
Did u visit all the temples there? must have been one hectic trip
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to reading more. Welcome back, you have been missed.
ReplyDeletebhagyareeema
ReplyDeletewelcome to my blog.
It was really hectic. Visited many temples.wanted to utilise time well
Pw
ReplyDeletei am so happy to see all my friends. shall be posting soon. I too missed all my dear friends.
i have posted the article regarding blocking of the incoming calls on cell.
ReplyDeleteSorry for the delay
Hope this will be useful for you.
thanks for asking.
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ReplyDeletethanks a lot. i shall read the same. It would be certainly helpful for me.
Amongst all the places in India, Goa is my favourite! I wait for your posts.
ReplyDeleteSee my new post as well on Himalayan trip.
intha places elam I need to go... but wondering when!! neenga than official reviewer and suggester (apadi oru word iruka?)
ReplyDeleteArchana
ReplyDeletethanks for the visit. i shall be reading yours.i am busy with some assignments at present.Just few more days before i get to my normal routine.
Hary
ReplyDeleteEnna suggestion venanalum kelunga.Suggester is always ready.( antha word irukka edru theriyathu0 analum aslonfg asone understands that is it.
Yu'll love Goa,especially youngsters like yu should visit. see ya !!!
Touring Goa by motorbike - A wish.
ReplyDeletelovely pilgrim , i like this blog its very interesting
ReplyDeleteHobo
ReplyDeleteyou would love that trip.it would be a different experience as you want tour around in a motor bike.Hope it comes true.
Thank you knk, for the encouraging words.
ReplyDeletevery nice post.....thanks.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a marvellous and enjoyable trip with your family members.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your lovely comment. Its due to your best wishes and encouragement I am able to write.
Arvind
ReplyDeletethanks so much.Keep visiting.
Thank you Babli. had an enjoyable experience.
ReplyDelete好的部落格,希望您能繼續堅持!!!..................................................
ReplyDeletethanks for lovely comment
ReplyDeletegood night chitra
You have visited some of the most beautiful places in the Konkan. Like you mentioned people moved down south for the fear of conversion, but now we move back up. :-) Awaiting your future posts, especially the one about Mangalore. I am excited to hear an account of my hometown from you. :-D
ReplyDeleteVittal
ReplyDeleteI loved Goa as well as M'lore. We also stayed and felt very comfortable at a hotel run by Konkanis and enjoyed all the Konkani cuisine like Pathrvodo , Khotte etc.Shall be giving detail description of all. Busy with work in Chennai hence posts are getting delayed.
hi chitra thanks for lovely cooment
ReplyDeletehow are you
how was your day?
i will visit you soon
take good care
enjoy
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ReplyDeleteLooking forward to reading your successive posts.
ReplyDeleteThanks
KP Sir
ReplyDeleteit would take a while before i start posting. Hoping to become active, blogging wise as soon as possible.
It is such a pleasure to read your blog again; I missed out on so many posts when our PC collapsed. We have travelled upto Mangalore to visit Mookambika and the train ride is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLoved the Kokan series. The temples along the westerm coast have their own special charm and you have captured it well.
ReplyDeletesloganMurugan
ReplyDeletehappy to know that you loved the Konkan series.But it is not complete, I have just finished one fourth of it.You can see more on this.please do visit when you find time.
we will plan to visit these kuladevada temples on the last week of August,please give detailed route to reach the mahalasa temple and acoomadation available for about 75 members.
ReplyDeleteRajendra Pai,
ReplyDeleteWill you contact the Mahalasa temple directly. You would get the phone number from the net. From where you want the detailed route. will you please write to me chitrasjewelart@gmail.com.
The accommodation is given to community /Gotra members only.