We went to a short trip to Meteora last weekend. We started enjoying
Well, keeping aside the Global warming, what I observed this time is nature lost its color here in
Meteora is wonderful, formed by many big meteors it’s a true gift of nature. The nearest town from his place is Kalambaka, almost 400km away from
The first view of the place is very impressive; the fascinating rocks bewildered me in first glance .Greek: Μετέωρα, "suspended rocks", "suspended in the air" or "in the heavens above", however there are many theories for the rocks creation, like meteors, dropped from sky; nothing is full proven. But it looks amazing, soothing heavenly, very unique and absolutely natural. That’s the reason it is considered to be one of the best tourist attractions of
We were hungry and not wasting any time started searching for restaurants. But in the mountains there was hardly any house or restaurants. We found one board “Eagel Restaurant – 8 km from here” and followed the path. It took us to the top of the mountain and driving there would have been extremely difficult if not the infrastructures are so good. Scenic beauty was fascinating and so the Lunch. Very tasty traditional Greek Lunch in cheap price (compared to islands).
Meteora is not only famous for the natural beauty of rocks, mainly because of the world-famous monasteries. I am going to write about them in my next post.
5 comments:
WoW...some really beautifully captured shots. The third one is heavenly and the last b/w compositon is really cool. I loved the description of your place also...Nice post!
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Happy Independence Day Pijush!
@Kalyan, I am glad that you liked the pics of my Meteora trip, will post soon about the Monasteries.
Nice B&W landscape...very Ansel Adam-esque :-)
Hey! Nice pictures. But as you say, it seems quit arid. Although the first one shows a beautiful lake, I think it would have looked lovelier had it had more greenery around.
And nice description too. I am amazed that you did manage to drive 800kms in a day. On Indian roads, specially in hills, it would have been unthinkable.
And I liked the way you have written the name in Greek. I recognize the alphabets from my school physics, and of course, the courses for electrical :-D
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