Haridwar’s older name is Mayapur, after the founding deity Maya Devi. The ancient temple of Maya Devi in the Joona akhara houses the trinity: Ma Saraswati, Maya Devi and Ma Kamakhya.
I love the simplicity of this Rangoli pattern. It is done in two strokes! The dots come later, of course. This Rangoli is made using a moistened stick of chalk. The design uses a simple square as its base.
Making a Rangoli everyday at your doorstep is a great way to rejoice in your creativity. This Rangoli is made using a moistened stick of chalk. The design uses a simple circle as its base.
It’s a privilege to walk down a residential area and find the road decorated with Rangolis, as if to welcome you :-) This Rangoli is made using a moistened stick of chalk. The design uses a simple triangle as its base.
This home made, Ayurvedic bath scrub needs no preservative. Whenever you want to use it, just add water and enjoy... Rose has a cooling effect on the skin. Tulsi is a warming herb. So take your pick according to season.
The Mahakumbh mela at Haridwar is part of a longstanding tradition where millions of spiritual seekers and teachers come together at the banks of River Ganga. Niranjani Akhara is one of the 13 akharas in Haridwar. All akharas have a parade in
A riot of colours in our Rooftop garden, just in time to welcome the festival of colours, Holi.
