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Photography & Travelogues by Karthik Raja
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Uluru – Kata Tjuta National Park – the timeless beauty of an UNESCO world heritage listed australian landmark

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is a sacred and awe-inspiring place, embodying the rich cultural heritage of the Anangu people. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to the iconic Uluru and Kata Tjuta, which hold deep spiritual significance. The park’s stunning landscapes, ancient rock formations, and vibrant stories of creation provide a profound and unforgettable experience for visitors. From the breathtaking sunrise and sunset views to the immersive cultural storytelling experiences, every moment at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is an opportunity to connect with the land, the culture, and the timeless traditions of the Anangu people.

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A night to Remember – New Year’s Eve at the Sydney opera house

The Sydney Opera House is an iconic New Year’s Eve destination with unforgettable events and fireworks displays. The NYE Opera Gala event featured a fantastic production of opera pieces from 2023 and 2024, complemented by a spectacular fireworks show. The experience left a lasting impression, bringing joy and a newfound appreciation for the performing arts into the new year.

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Kolkata – a city trying to break out of its past

Kolkata has always been a city with dual identities; a dirty city that isn’t worth visiting, a city trapped in dirt and a bygone era; or a regal city, a shining star that weaves the Indian cultural capital, a City of Joy with the British Raj thread. After two days in the city, my first visit, I am definitely leaning towards the latter definition but only by consciously overlooking the former. It is definitely a city that everyone should visit.

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Shenandoah – nature’s skyline and Luray – nature’s underground

U.S. National Parks are a gift to the people. From the bacteria that color the geysers in Yellowstone, to the alien-like trees that dot the landscape at Joshua Tree to the 14000 feet Rocky Mountains that soar over Denver to the 105 mile Skyline Drive that follows the crest of the Blue Ridge in Shenandoah, the national parks offer some of the most diverse landscapes in the world.