I went to Kollam (Quilon near Trivandrum, Kerala )beach in the afternoon-obviously not the right time to be there. However the endless stretch of sands caught my attention with the striking contrast of colours..difficult to pick my fav pic as I took quite a few with two different cameras. But I liked this for the sheer depth .
On a different note, its been 25 days since I left home and I finally came back to Bangalore to spend a week at least. I will be heading back to Madras soon and hopefully everything will be sorted by March..Funny how life takes you through a journey on its own ..
The sun is looking very beautiful thanks for giving me pleasure once again thanks for so beautiful picture.
this is a beautiful photo, L…and it is good that you are over your cold? …
I never thought that Kollam beach could be so much attractive. In fact I avoided going to Kollam. Really neautiful.
indeed striking contrast of blues and fawn…
cheers!
Beautiful beach. Love the pink sand.
Lovely and so clean… and its such scenic also! seems like ur tired, take care.
So clean? I am impressed!
maybe southern railways will give you an award soon 😛
It never looked so clean yaar…good pic
Beautiful view. It is our sole responsibility to take care of our beaches. 🙂
lovely picture of a beautiful beach!
I’m not exactly a beach lover, but your picture makes it very inviting!
Have a great week.
Lisa
The sand looks so lovely. You sound stressed – take care!
Just last night read that in some place in Kollam a hi-tech coastal police station is being opened. A necessity, I should say, under the present circumstances.
Beautiful pic….:)
hows dad doing? back home?
look at that beach, too gud,
so clean and asusual Beautiful pic
gud luck!
nice shot..
The beach is gorgeous. I’d do anything to be sitting under one of the umbrellas right now.
This is so beautiful place!
It looks wonderful! I’m already dreaming of…
Pakistan travel – Thanks for your visit to backpacker ..glad you liked India
Mark – Yes..thanks ..However dad’s health was what took me away from blogging
PNS – Its lovely and serene out there..just that I got in during noon and it was so hot
Reeta – Hi good to see you after a long time.thanks 🙂
Vamsee – True..very few beaches are clean
Jeevan – Tired and a bit stressed, but the pics are rejuvenating
Indrani – I know 🙂
Vishesh – No awards..just free travel will do 🙂
Diana – Thanks..good to see u back
Human observer – Agree with u..as citizens we can do a lot more
Deepak – Thanks…your Maharashtra beaches are amazing as well
Lisa – I hope you get to visit India and Im sure u will love the beaches..thanks
Bindu – The stress has slowly gone..thanks..
Celine – I think all beach towns should have the station
Aarti – Dads better..thanks..
Rakii – yes..we shd
keep our beaches and parks clean too
Yuva – Thanks 🙂
Wendy – I know the feeling 🙂
Philip – Its called God’s own country
Gil – Yes and Kerala should be your next stop ..maybe u shd do south india next ..
My wife and I visited this beach almost 20 years ago. I can only imagine how much the area has changed. We walked along the beach with no one there in sight. Thanks for refreshing my memory.
Wow! Looks amazing… Love the thatched umbrellas & the beach looks pristine… Great photo!
Well… I am planning to be there around the last week of this month……..