Madikeri Fort
Former glory
Present unkempt
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Lovely one! I have to visit Madekeri one day.
Happy to see you joining WW, Anamika!
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I love how you’ve said so much in such few words and a picture that says it all. Good one, Anamika!
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Wish it was maintained well. We are losing a lot of our beautiful historical buildings because of this. Well written. Short and strong.
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We went to Madikeri in 2016. I remember this Fort, it was in a shabby condition. But I loved the other two tombs in Madikeri and that sunset point was also good. I used to enjoy the evening walk in Madikeri and Coorgi cuisine is excellent. The smell of coffee and spices used to follow us everywhere. Beautiful place.
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I liked that – former glory, present unkempt.
Why is it that most of Indian heritage structures lie in a state of neglect? There’s one fort near my place which has some history attached to it, but today is just four walls in a pathetic state. How wonderful it would be if these structures get the face lift they deserve and a portion of history gets preserved beautifully for the future to see!
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Oh yes, I had the same thoughts when I saw this fort. So sad!
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It saddens me to see the olden glory lying unattended, orphaned.
This picture truly speaks thousands of words Anamika!
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So glad to see you join #WW, Anamika! I loved the image and the caption very much. So thought-provoking as only you could do! Brevity makes the words more emphatic, I think. I pondered over the image and wondered why is it that we no longer value our heritage buildings! I see it happening everywhere. Looking forward to your #WW pics every week now. 🙂
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This is sad. India has such magnificent old structures that stand testimony to our ancient civilisation, a time when the rest of the world was still finding its feet. And yet we don’t do enough to preserve it.
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The true story of many ancient buildings. I like the last line the best, Anamika 🙂
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It has an eerie feel to it. I wonder how beautiful and lively it was in its former days.
Beautiful capture, though.
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So much said in such few words! It’s sad that we don’t take enough care of our historical monuments!
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Been here anamika, and love the quaint feel it held
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