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Need someone to give me a bit of feedback

I was on a free platform and just launched the site on a self hosted domain. I write slow travel stories which are about India. Culture,histoyr and daily life stories. Would love to have some feedback on the site layout. Any suggestions from experienced people would help. Here is the site ...www.indiawayfarer.com

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u/beasportin — 13 days ago
▲ 4 r/AncientIndia

Inside Patal Bhuvaneshwar: Uttarakhand's Most Mysterious Cave Temple

Descend into Patal Bhuvaneshwar, Uttarakhand's mysterious underground cave temple where ancient legends, limestone formations and Hindu mythology come alive.

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u/beasportin — 19 days ago
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Need some reviews,Please help

Hi

I write slow travel stories and personal reflections. The theme is Indian history, culture, and travelogues Please take a look and let me know if it looks good. Still transferring stories from the free website. Any suggestions, please let me know

www.indiawayfarer.com

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u/beasportin — 19 days ago
▲ 398 r/IncredibleIndia

The incredible Nataraja in Kailasa Temple

This is actually on the ceiling. A magnificent relief of Shiva as Nataraja stretches across the ceiling. The Lord's cosmic dance is complete with the dwarf demon Apasmara beneath his feet, symbolising the triumph of knowledge over ignorance. Looking up at it for even a minute leaves my neck aching. Imagining craftsmen carving it overhead over twelve centuries ago is almost beyond belief.

u/beasportin — 22 days ago
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The Living Among the Dead: A Saturday Watching Life in a Cemetery

A quiet Saturday on a tenth-floor balcony turns into an unexpected meditation on life. Watching sheep, goats, and shepherds move through a small cemetery, ordinary scenes begin to mirror ambition, leadership, failure, and mortality. What starts as idle observation slowly becomes a reflection on the strange theater of the human condition.

Have a read….

https://indiawayfarer.com/the-living-among-the-dead/

u/beasportin — 23 days ago
▲ 198 r/IncredibleIndia

The Sree Veeranarayan temple in Belavdi... home to the most beautiful Lord Krishna idol in India by ASI

u/beasportin — 26 days ago
▲ 794 r/india_tourism

The Kailasa Temple

I was in Sambhaji Nagar looking for stories for my travel magazine. What a stunning sight the Kailasa Temple is.

u/beasportin — 29 days ago
▲ 2 r/travelblog

I shifted to a self hosted domain. Need a review

I run a travel magazine and shifted to a self hosted domain after a few years being in the free version.

The site is primarily travel stories about India. I believe rather naively that my content is decent. It is original for sure.

Spent a lot of time designing it and just wanted a view. It is tough for someone without the complicated field of web design, seo and what not😂

The site is India Wayfarer

Thanks in advance.

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u/beasportin — 29 days ago
▲ 11 r/IncredibleIndia

Two Eagles and their search for Salvation.

This is the story from Thirukazhukundram. A story that defies logic.

u/beasportin — 1 month ago
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Kailasa Temple..Nothing beats this in India

I was here last week as a part of my blogging journey. This is simply the most stunning monument in India. This is the Kailasa Temple in Sambhaji Nagar (erstwhile Aurangabad) in Maharashtra.

Built around 8th Century... It is a temple complex carved out of a single rock. No joints, everything chiseled out of a single rock.

Zoom in and see the two two photos of walls. It is the Mahabharata and Ramayana epics carved into the wall as a story. You will see the scenes clearly

u/beasportin — 2 months ago