Myyatradiary.com Website Review

but it’s not always easy since when did treasures ever come with a map?! in fact, the entire surprise element that lies woven in the treasure hunt is what exactly makes accidently bumping into them just so as a kid, finding treasures for me, was all about embarking on my own mini (mis)adventures, which often meant digging de*per, into the known and unknown corners of the house, and discovering something entirely new. growing up, now, i realize, nothing much has changed, for finding treasures still remains very much about embarking on my own mini (mis)adventures, which often means digging de*per, into the known and unknown corners of the house world, and discovering something entirely so, imagine my delight when i bumped into an unobserved, easily overlooked and hardly ever talked about monument staring right in my. prince’s triumphal arch, bhulabhai desai road,  mahalakshmi. i saw the ‘prince’s triumphal arch’ while on my way out of the famous mahalakshmi temple in mahalakshmi, mumbai on a beautiful balmy one glance at the clock tower and i'd sense - this isn’t any ordinary structure. by the looks of it, the monument pas*ed every test of a historic structure – pale ochre in color, the arch is supported by little ornate corinthian pillars domed by a beautiful clock at the top. not only did the tower look impressive in its built and make, the design reeked of british taste in architecture.. the year – 1905 - imprinted in numerals right above the clock, stamped my speculation right in. there was a bmc garbage van standing beneath it (which is the reason why i omitted clicking the bottom part in the picture) and people from this point, the street pas*ed in a straight line on one side to the mahalakshmi temple and through a flight of stairs on the other side via the entrances of shri tulsidas gopalji charitable and dhakleshwar temple trust, past the shri trayambakeshwar mahadev mandir, till the main access point to the bhulabhai desai road.