On the far end of the main terminal building is a huge composite painting displaying the Warkari people singing songs in praise of Lord Vitthal. Also seen in the paintings are highly localized saints Dnyaneshwar and Tukaram Maharaj.
Some more attractions at the new terminal building at the Pune International Airport are the deep blue meditation pose and another lighting tree that looked attractive.
Yes, that seems strange @Kumaarsantosh
A few minutes ago, I saw that it was showing ‘User deleted the message’.
I thought you might have deleted mistakenly.
No, I did not otherwise ‘User deleted the message’ should have been there as you spotted rightly @TusharSuradkar.
Something has gone wrong at system end because not only comments, some of the notifications I received this morning on ‘Likes’ and ‘Reply’ have also gone now.
Beautiful updates on Pune Airport @TusharSuradkar . I have been traveling around and stopping by at various airports and I do enjoy their unique designs and features . Recently, Soekarno - Hatta International airport is undergoing major facelift as well and the process is still ongoing. Last night, as I arrived from Fiji, I notice the new gigantic interactive screen has been installed and we have ‘tropical forest’ in the arrival hall. Love to see all those greeneries …
Unfortunately, I just realized I only took picture of the screen, not the greeneries. Maybe later as soon as I fly again, I can take more pictures.
Your photos are great, but I remember all the old buildings and temples from my time in india and I remember nothing shiny. In my memory even the Taj Mahal wasn’t shiny neither were the marble stones shiny near the Kipling national park.
Sorry, it’s the language, your english is better than mine.
The Kanha national park is referred to me as the Kipling national park because it is said that it inspired his jungle-book. And if I remember correctly there is a fanous river tour near kanha showing the marble extracion. I don’t think that the taj mahal isn’t shiny enough. I just wanted to say, that I prefer the old india, the ancient temples. I prefer the not so shiny…
I did the religious tour of the lonely planet guide. Kolkatta, Varanasi, the Taj, new Delhi but addad Dharamsala. But the most beautiful temples i saw in india in my opinion are in Khajuraho. And i loved that the inside of the temple was clean, that there was nothing inside, just you and god, which is totally different in Europe.
