SEALINE BEACH –Mesaieed-Qatar

Sealine beach, one of the good attraction of Qatar. It is around 65 Km from Doha. the roads are good quality and travelling to Sealine beach is enjoyable.

 

We can enjoy the beautiful view of deserts and dunes.

Parking facility is good. Around one km can drive in normal vehicles . For driving in Dunes and desert we required four wheel drive vehicles. The automobile service is ready in anytime at Beach. Peoples are enjoying here Swimming ,driving etc

The sea is after few meters getting deep so swimmers can enjoy much here.I saw lot of families are spending weekends here. preparing food,grill etc.

The most of the visitors are expatriates. So we have the chance to watch all peoples culture and different kind of  enjoyments.

The beach is clean, people are not throwing packets and bottles. Also here feel very natural. Don't have constructions, man made  obstacles every thing quite beautiful and making feel for enjoying. While walking through roads we should care the desert vehicles.

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The view from top of the desert is very attractive. People are enjoyable. The wide view of seashore and industrial area will make our heart with cheers.

Food and eatable carrying from home is good.Also we should ensure sufficient quantity of drinking water availability.selection of evening visit may help us from sunlight and hot climate.

Many of the people are came here for adventure sports.The development in infrastructure and facilities for adventure sports will increase thew beauty and visitors in Sealine.

Special Thanks

Mr & Ms. Shiraz ,Mr. Zanideen..

MAHABALIPURAM,CHENNAI-INDIA

The Mahabalipuram is UNESCO Heritage site in South India. This Place is very famous for Group of Monuments. The monuments are mostly rock-cut and monolithic, and constitute the early stages of Dravidian architecture wherein Buddhist elements of design are prominently visible. They are constituted by cave temples, monolithic rathas (chariots), sculpted reliefs and structural temples. The pillars are of the Dravidian order. The sculptures are excellent examples of Pallava art.

This is the photo of Lord Vishnu In Mahabalipuram. I took two photos and attached as one.

This site is located near Chennai, India and 58 km towards Pondicherry. But better we should choose the direct air-conditioned Volvo services from Chennai Bus Stand. On the traveling we may trouble with city traffic but after feels a heart filling scene both sides. Salt field, beach everything is enjoyable.

Mahabalipuram was a 7th century port city of the South Indian dynasty of the Pallavas. The name Mamallapuram is believed to have been given after the Pallava king Narasimhavarman I, who took on the epithet Maha-malla (great wrestler), as the favourite sport of the Pallavas was wrestling. It has various historic monuments built largely between the 7th and the 9th centuries, and has been classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The monuments are mostly rock-cut and monolithic, and constitute the early stages of Dravidian architecture wherein Buddhist elements of design are prominently visible. They are constituted by cave temples, monolithic rathas (chariots), sculpted reliefs and structural temples. The pillars are of the Dravidian order. The sculptures are excellent examples of Pallava art

The monuments may be subdivided into five categories:

Ratha temples in the form of processional chariots, monolithic constructions cut into the residual blocks of diorite which emerge from the sand. The five ratha of the south, which are the most famous, date to the reign of Naharasimhavarman Mamalla (630-68), the great Pallavas king (the Cholas texts, moreover, call the city Mamallapuram).

mandapa, or rock sanctuaries modelled as rooms covered with bas-reliefs (the mandapa of Varaha, representing the acts of this avatar of Vishnu; the mandapa of the Five Pandavas and, especially, the mandapa of Krishna and the mandapa of Mahishasuramardini). 

 

rock reliefs in the open air illustrate a popular episode in the iconography of Siva, that of the Descent of the Ganges. The wise King Baghirata having begged him to do so, Siva ordered the Ganges to descend to Earth and to nourish the world. The sculptors used the natural fissure dividing the cliff to suggest this cosmic event to which a swarming crowd of gods, goddesses, mythical beings (Kinnara, Gandherya, Apsara, Gana, Naga and Nagini), wild and domestic animals bear witness.

temples built from cut stone, like the Temple of Rivage, which was constructed under King Rajasimha Narasimavarmn II (695-722), with its high-stepped pyramidal tower and thousands of sculptures dedicated to the glory of Siva.

monolithic rathas, from single- to triple-storeyed, display a variety of architectural forms, while the Dharmaraja, Arjuna and Draupadi rathas are square in plan, the Bhima and Ganesa rathas rectangular, and the Sahadeva ratha apsidal. Structural architecture was introduced on a grand scale by Pallava Rajasimha (700-28), culminating in the erection of the Shore Temple.

Thanks:Wikipedia.org