Poicha, Gujarat

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Poicha is a very small place approximately 170 kms away from Ahmedabad which I had the opportunity to visit very recently. And I am only thankful that I did visit this place. It is a small village actually, then why was I so happy? Because inside this small village there is a place built called ‘Nilkanth Dham’.

It is supposed to be a religious place, but believe me anyone would simply fall for the place, by its grand stature. The pictures that I present here are not half as beautiful as the place itself.

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Apart from the temple there is Sahjanand Universe, a place built for recreation, a water show, a small zoo, a garden and a park, a very small and yet organised science city, mirror palace, and a wide range of things to do.

In short, for me it was a day well spent.

Published by Moushmi Radhanpara

A bilingual writer, Moushmi Radhanpara has authored two poetry collections so far, namely POSIES and 03:21 AM –An Ode to Rust & Restlessness, and is working on her third book currently. She is also scribbling an unplanned rough draft of a story as a part of NANOWRIMO 2020 and hopes that something might come out of it. She has also co-authored two books, The Lockdown Stories and Mirage so far. Her poetries can be found on her blog https://aestheticmiradh.com/ and a few other online portals. She believes in the fact that a better reader makes a better writer. Reading a 100 books a year is her latest obsession. She can be found either drunk on coffee or hiding away from everything and admiring the gorgeous sun.

41 thoughts on “Poicha, Gujarat”

  13. Never heard of this place but the pictures are so gorgeous!!!! The huge statues, blue waters, surroundings…everything well maintained and beautiful!! And your camera is great too! 😁 how so you manage to find out about such places?

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    1. Well Google is my source for everything 😀
      Even I never heard abbout this place, but as soon as I heard it, I had to go, and the opportunity knocked too. It’s just a day trip, ever near the place, you should definitely go.

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      1. Haha…ok! You love to travel right?! So nice you get to do it! I hope i will go someday…i have to visit all places in my must-to-visit list !! From this year onwards i will try to visit many places in India! For far too long i have not gone anywhere for one one excuse or another and just let time pass!

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      2. So now nothing is stopping you except yourself.
        Start exploring and stop thinking. 😀
        And yeah, I love, love, love to travel to new places. But I don’t get to do it as much as I like, which is at least 2 trips a year 😀

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      3. Yeah i will travel!! 😬
        2 trips in a year is still ok (though not great since you love to travel!)…i feel one should visit as many places as one can…while still young…no point in waiting and accumulating wealth and realising health is gone one day while wealth is amassed and then it’s pointless to go anywhere…as it wont be enjoyable…i regret wasting so many years of my life stagnating!! Now dont want to regret anymore! … though i prefer going with an enjoyable company !!

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      5. Rightly said!!
        And well i know people who are really enthusiastic about travelling but not having much money …and still living their dreams by managing in what they got!! So money may or may not be a hindrance i guess…we may not get all the three things together- money, health and company. So try with whichever of the two is available!!
        When i had health and company i didnt have money…when i had money and company i didnt have health…and now when i have money and health i dont have company…so i feel if two of the three are present then should go ahead! Which is what im doing now!! 😊

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      6. For me, it’s always four things. the fourth one being the permission from parents 😀
        I mean the don’t restrict much but being a girl in India, there is this thing always nagging at you.
        So for me I have only two things out of four everytime, but yeah I do manage.

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      7. Oh yeah the permission!! But we can manage to ultimately get around it 😜
        I usually get denied anything at the start of taking permission…but gradually there is a change of heart seeing my imploring eyes!! 😃
        But for you being a girl in india can understand …there is this uncomfortable feeling associated! 😣 but you have still done quite good!

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