International Yoga day celebration
Taking an introductory yoga session at my school ,my city's pride hawa Mahal, and Amer fort.
Shared by Robinnoh
Traditions and everyday life in IndiaFestivals, family customs, favourite places and everyday traditions, written by members of Global Penfriends who live in India. Each cultural keepsake is a short note about life where they are.
187 keepsakes from India (94 traditions and culture, 93 personal) · page 4 of 7
Taking an introductory yoga session at my school ,my city's pride hawa Mahal, and Amer fort.
Shared by Robinnoh
This is Gangaur Celebration. It is a traditional festival and we celebrate it in out City.
Shared by Anna Void
We play sport Badminton every sunday with group and enjoy sunday afternoon together
Shared by Pendrive
The Tea garden labourers are always looked down by the upper caste people.
Shared by WilfredMoments from members' own lives: family traditions, favourite places, hobbies and memories, some from other countries they love.
Anytime someone asks me the basis or the cause of my hopeless romanticism, I divulge the tale of Radha Krishna. A love so eternal, they were the same soul just different bodies. Lord Krishna is the eighth avatar of Lord Vishnu…
Shared by Menace the bearer of chaos
I believe that friendship through networking is a wonderful way to build meaningful connections and relationships. Through networking, we have the opportunity to meet people from different backgrounds, cultures, and experiences…
Shared by A MUKJE
Nestled in a cozy corner of Bangalore, Champaca Library and cafe has a beautifully curated selection of books, with an emphasis on independent and lesser-known authors that make you feel like you've discovered a hidden treasure…
Shared by catlady4252
One of the things I treasure about life in Bengaluru is waking up to birdsong. Before the city becomes busy, the day begins with the calls of mynas, bulbuls, sunbirds, parakeets, and crows. Sitting with a cup of tea and watching…
Shared by AH GD
A final battle of pride, passion, and fierce rivalry, where every platoon marched not just to win, but to leave its mark in history. Every command carried conviction, every movement reflected countless hours of sacrifice, and…
Shared by Kai Azer
Growing up in the UAE, I used to collect special edition 1 dirham coins. The usual print on a 1 dirham coin in the UAE is a picture of a traditional Arabic coffee pot called a Dallah. But during special occasions within the…
Shared by alleeeeen
The whole city of Kolkata is lighted up and architectural splendors in the form of pandals are created with bamboo structures. It is named as Unesco world heritage event. Many people from all over the world visit to celebrate…
Shared by Sohini Chakraborty
This university is one of the most esteemed institutes of India and was founded by the great philanthropist Jamshedji Tata over a century ago. Considered as the best research institute in India for pure sciences, it boasts a a…
Shared by DesiPal
Mizoram is a beautiful place that is still so close to nature compared to more developed places. It is a hilly area that bids au revoir to the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets. Sometimes you may hear church bells ringing in…
Shared by Nana101
I like to talk a walk around the old part of my city every now and then because it is absolutely stunning. It’s so soothing to be a tourist in the city you’re born and brought up in. I try to look at it with a fresh eye and it…
Shared by Apoorva Moonlight
Fishing is my most favorite pastime on every weekend. I love to go out on the water and try to catch my dinner. Fishing on weekend make me more relaxing than other activity, or it can be quite exhilarating, depending on what kind…
Shared by Frank Sangma
Rathyatra is an annual celebration where Jagannath and his siblings ( a form of Krishna, Balaram and Subhadra) are said to travel to their maternal uncle's home through a chariot he sent for them. It does on for near about one…
Shared by Jia-ji
Gokarna is a town on the Arabian Sea, in the southwestern Indian state of Karnataka. It is known for its idyllic beaches and pristine waters. With no private cars or vehicles allowed, the sky is just perfect for night camping and…
Shared by Mialan
Since last year, I have an interest in handwriting and watercolours. I occasionally make A4/A3 size pieces that have a small work of watercolour and some handwriting. Sometimes I publish them on my Facebook and Instagram as well…
Shared by AG1983
I like painting tiny whimsical flowers and such over my room. I hope to eventually paint arches and entire pillars. Till then, small paintings it is! I also like creating digital art on sites like landingspace (which…
Shared by FizzF
Is there anyone who has not heard about Indian food? But, here I am enjoying the Indian version of food from other cultures. Food allows to me join this planet without borders and homogeneity and here is the keepsake for you: a…
Shared by NishaD
Buildings have their own collection of misfit puzzle pieces - windows that reveal almost nothing about the people behind them. Festivals bring about a change of scenery in each of them. Quiet late nights with these buildings and…
Shared by Meenakshi
I love to sing but im not good at it but yeah I'd love to sing for you...or show u my poems...or just talk about something funny haha... I love to click pictures too............. My hometown is really soothing and beautiful, so…
Shared by Felixx
Just breathing fresh air and a walk . The place in the pictures are hilly areas in Kerala which are a part of the western ghats. Nowadays it can be often foggy in the evenings, but recently it's been raining regularly. These two…
Shared by Skywatcher
I would love to stop at roadside restaurants and shops to eat local food. Everyone sitting at a table, eating together, feels just like home. Stopping at random spots and locations to take family photos and capture great…
Shared by JOHNSON PAUL
It is the place where I wish to visit someday. It is a place that I know will make me question my existence. It is a place in my country that is considered to be the wettest place on the world. The words are short to explain the…
Shared by Rocksrogers
A nine day celebration of the Goddess of Power and Intelligence Durga. It's marked by processions and pandals (grand idol installations) across the cities and towns of East India. Pandal hopping with my family is one my happiest…
Shared by susanbones
In the colleges, there's an event called Ethnic Day. We dress up in traditional clothing like sarees, lehengas, etc and come together and have fun! The college hosts a few talents, where kids sing, dance and must have a very good…
Shared by booksfs
If you're near a beach that allows bonfires, gather some firewood, marshmallows, and sticks, and enjoy a cozy bonfire with your friends. Toast marshmallows, tell stories, and listen to the sound of the waves crashing nearby.
Shared by Vesper James
I love gazing at the sky and even more catching beautiful sunsets!! I just think that there is something so intimate and inspiring about them and they always teach you one thing-that even goodbyes can be this pretty lol.
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