Balaju baais dhara (Useless twenty-two taps)

When I was secondary school student, I used to visit Bajalu park with excitement. However, it is not the case now. The main attraction of the park was twenty-two stone sprouts and contineous flow of clean and clear water. The park still have such artestic and decorative taps, picnic areas, fish ponds, swiming pool and forest areas but ponds are without fish and taps are in complete dry condition. People used to take bath in the taps with cultural and religious belief and there are some songs especially made describing the taps. I could still see large number of visitors but I don't understand what the management does with the entry fee? It might be enough to give life to the area with the same income source.

Sanatan Temple in Norway

This Saturday, I could visit a Hindu temple, Sanatan Mandir in Oslo, Norway. I was happy to see people celebrating Krishna Asthami with 'Bhajan' and other stories. I heard that similar temples are in other cities but never been there.

Vigeland park

This time while visiting vigeland park, I could see flower bloom and green floors. Similarly, I could capture the ski jump pond at holmenkollen. The pond gets frozen during winter.

Naked sods at vigeland park

Vigeland park of Oslo is also called as naked park though it has nothing to do with nakedness in general. Check the iron sods.

Vigeland park II

Here are more pictures from Vigeland Park.

Vigeland park in Oslo

Vigeland Park or Sculpture Park in Oslo is One of the artistic reflection of Norway. The park was named in respect to Gustav Vigeland who has setup the park with 192 sculptures. I was told that the sculptures reflect the cycling form of human life. Yes, the park has sculptures from child to old person with different expressions and moods.