ECO FRIENDLY VILLAGE BECOMES THE MUSE OF A HIGH ENDED LUXURY SAFARI LODGE
This article is Chapter 4 in my series titled: BANDAVGARH: LUXURY, A VILLAGE and THE TROPIC OF CANCER. If you read them in sequence your pleasure and understanding will be enhanced.
Mardari ( i hope i spelt is right) is the tiniest but sweetest of villages located on the fringes of the Bandavgarh Tiger Reserve.
While it has many unique features two are closest to my heart. It’s an ECO FRIENDLY ORGANIC VILLAGE. As you see the pictures you will see the extensive use of natural materials in the construction of each houses. The result is the harmonious coexistence of man and nature.
Hope the zoom in helps.
Can anyone identify this tiger striped insect? Is it food for the bee eaters?
The second aspect is the absence of garbage . No plastic bottles and plastic bags .
Look at the lovely bullock cart , construction is unique to the region.
The village and its architecture have been brilliantly cloned at the luxurious Samode Safari Lodge. The pictures will help you see the similarities in the detailing.
There are some features however which can be found only at the VILLAGE MARDARI.
The name of the shop, Village name and timings of this shop are mentioned on the wall in blue on the left .
The last but not least is this cow with quite a character.
Hope you enjoyed reading, as i had a blast typing , the last in the series will be an article on the BANDAVGARH TIGER RESERVE for which you need check out :http://www.enchantedforests.wordpress.com
outstanding! those bee eaters are so pretty!
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thanks, hope to show more of this incredible and vast land
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Great post with good account of the village
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Thank you for your encouraging comments.
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You are welcome Mukul
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This is perfect, and how it should always be: humans in harmony with mother nature.
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yes Sunil this harmony is essential
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It’s a whole new world to me 🙂
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Thank you for liking the posts.
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Lovely photos and tribute to the eco-friendly village. What a beautiful example of living a mother earth friendly life. I really enjoyed taking the journey there with you.
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Thank you for your beautiful comments
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What great photos! I feel like I am with you. You have a great talent with words and photos and I appreciate you sharing them. http://www.segmation.com/blog
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thank you for your compliments.it was a great and memorable trip.
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Dear Mukul,
You write with passion and your photographs are amazing. However the theme you are using doesn’t compliment it. Try changing it to one of the other free ones with a smaller header image.
And maybe you can post a lot larger photos of your travel in your blog. The small pics leave a lot to be desired.
Yours.
Blogger
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Thats a great post! Nice stumbling across your blog 🙂
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Thank you for your kind comments. how did you stumple upon it, please let me know.
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Through someone’s blog. But I can’t recall whose! 😦
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Thank you.
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Very interesting post …. and something all new to me. Love the cottage with the motorbike … out in nowhere, well spotted. *smile – great photo gallery.
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thank you for taking the time to express your opinion.
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❤ ur blog…keeps the richness and unbelievable beauty of India intact.
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Nic pictures of the village, Really great !!
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thank you. it seems so long ago when i went
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What a wonderful post and what amazing pictures! I really appreciate the ones with the birds because I failed so miserably at getting any just recently. And thanks so much for liking my post yesterday.
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thank you for your visit and very sweet comments.
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Truely the pictures are amazing , nice one
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thank you. seems ages ago though
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Nice trips, beautiful posts & great writer… Excellent, thanks for your regard, have a amazing time, all best.
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thank you
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You have some nice pictures on your blog. Keep up the good work!
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Thank you. Much appreciated.
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The images in the post do all the talking, and then there is the one liner (or at-least a couple of words) added by you after each image. Nicely done! Brings back old memories. On second thought, the memories aren’t all that old.
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ha ha, was nice to read your comments. thank you, much appreciated.
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No garbage is a big plus!
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ok
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Wonderfully written! That beetle is probably a type of Blister Beetle (Meloidae) 🙂
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Thank you for your compliments and information
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I love these images, and this is a nice blog!
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thank you for the compliments.
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