My hubby's uncle who I mentioned in my earlier post has a salt pan where natural salt is produced during the summer months .
As we were staying with our uncle, our first morning in Goa always starts with a walk to his salt pan and enjoying the view around the place.
This is such an unique experience for people who stay in metropolitan cities where life is more of a concrete jungle then anything else ,we crave for the peace and quite that nature provides us and the beauty which is in abundance all around us to see, observe and soak up.
Here i share with you the pictures I clicked on that beautiful morning walk around the salt pan, I have taken these for all my blogger friends who read my blog so regularly so please dont forget to comment , It will be great to hear from all of you.....
We finished our walk with a refreshing drink of fresh coconut water from coconuts taken right off the tree ...
Here you can see one of our uncles helper going up the tree to get a coconut for us....
A rustic village path...
2 comments:
Mahek,
I love reading your blogs! My hubby grew up in Goa and I grew up visiting Goa as a kid quite often as our family temple was in Mardol and Ponda. Seeing all the pictures, food and the way you describe it truly brings fond memories of the vibrant and lovely place!
Do you by any chance have the recipe for the bhaji pav ? I think the vendors use a special powder. Its served in those little canteens across from Mahalasa temple in Mardol. If you have then, please make a post for me.
Lovely pictures. Wish I could stay in a place like that
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