Indian geography is diverse! So, are the water bodies in different regions. The different types of Lakes found in India creates a unique story behind each aqua. Lakes are surrounded by land terrains. Rivers are source, inlet or outlet of lakes which strive to join the sea together as a mainstream. In India, the followingContinue reading “Lakes in diversity!”
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Chennai’s Inland Waters, Worth a Countless Words
The capital city of Tamil Nadu has a rich and diverse natural waters architecture. The natural amenities, flora and fauna, bio-diversity and beauty gives a significant standing that anyone should never miss visiting them. Lakes (in tamil “Aeri”) of Chennai act as a reservoir of rainfall. Inter-connection with other water bodies and the passage enablesContinue reading “Chennai’s Inland Waters, Worth a Countless Words”
Cooum to Marina
The sunrise and beach point of Marina is the adjoining point of Cooum River mouth with the Bay of Bengal crossing the Napier Bridge hailing from Kosasthalaiyar River, Thiruvallur. The Cooum estuary is a lifeline of Chennai waters flowing for 72 kms with 32 kms in the urban part and 40 kms in the ruralContinue reading “Cooum to Marina”
Perungalathur Aeri
The big beautiful bank. Perum – Kulam – Urr meaning ” A Place with a Big Pond ” is a southern suburban beauty of Chennai with waters spread across 55 acres adjoining Peerkankaranai Lake. The scenic landscape has a plateaued island in its centre tangible from the highway NH-45 with mountains backdropping leaving the jawsContinue reading “Perungalathur Aeri”
“Pallikaranai Thamarai Kulam”
Index of Pallikaranai – The Lush Lotus Pristine Pond A tranquil, ancient, serene, and naturally formed space, the “Pallikaranai Thamarai Kulam” is a picturesque pond of Chennai’s only existential marshland, Pallikarani to behold pekins, domestic geese, and ducks perching and quacking, white lotuses smile, small tadpoles tickle your senses, and dancing nut grasses. The Lotus pondContinue reading ““Pallikaranai Thamarai Kulam””
