Lense and Landscape: Love to Capture Nature's Beauty

"Good morning" is a simple yet powerful greeting that has the potential to set the tone for the entire day. This two-word phrase carries with it a sense of positivity, optimism, and a fresh start. When someone wishes you a good morning, it's not just a polite gesture; it's an invitation to embrace the new day with enthusiasm. So, let's greet each day with a genuine "good morning" and embrace the opportunities it brings. Remember, a good morning leads to a great day! Good morning quotes: 1) "Rise and shine! The world is waiting for your extraordinary light to illuminate it. Good morning!" 2) "Each morning is a new chapter in your life. Embrace it with open arms and make it a beautiful story. Good morning!" 3) "Mornings are like blank canvases. Paint them with your dreams, passions, and ambitions. Good morning, artist!" 4) "The morning breeze whispers secrets of hope and possibilities. Listen closely and let it guide you

Introduction: Udaipur, a small town in Tripura once upon a time which was known as Rangamati was the capital of the royal family of Tripura. For more than 1169 years Udaipur (Rangamati) was the capital of  Tripura. The name Udaipur came from the name of Maharaja Uday Manikya. Before becoming a state of India, Tripura was ruled by the kings. The royal family of Tripura dug up many lakes in Udaipur which still exist. That's why Udaipur is known as "the Lake City of Tripura". The main lakes of Udaipur are Jagannath dighi, mahadev dighi, Amar sagar, Dhanisagar, kalyan sagar. All these are artificial lakes. The word "Dighi" means lake.                                                          Evening  view of Jagannath Dighi     Jagannath dighi is one of the oldest lakes of Udaipur that dug up the South-West corner of the Jagannath Bari of Udaipur. Believed to have been excavated during the reign of Maharaja Dhanya Manikya in the 15th century, the Jaganna

Introduction: India, a land of rich cultural heritage and architectural wonders, is home to many hidden gems that showcase the country's historical glory. One such gem is the Neermahal of Tripura, a captivating palace nestled in the tranquil waters of Rudrasagar Lake. With its unique blend of Mughal and Hindu architectural styles, Neermahal stands as a testament to the grandeur of the erstwhile Tripuri kingdom. This article explores the history, significance, and architectural marvels of Neermahal, offering readers a glimpse into this enchanting aquatic palace. Neermahal Historical Background: Neermahal, meaning "Water Palace" in Hindi, was built in the early 20th century by Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya Debbarma Bahadur, the then-ruler of Tripura. Maharaja Bir Bikram was known for his deep appreciation of art, architecture, and natural beauty. Inspired by the majestic Lake Palace in Udaipur, he envisioned a similar structure in his own kingdom. Construction of