Gokarna is the Pushkar of Karnataka, an ancient temple town with a population of about 25,000 that attracts pilgrims, troops of vagabonds, dissolute tourists and wannabe hippies, arguably in equal measure. The tiny peninsula purportedly shaped like a cow’s ear—hence the name GOKARNA
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"I am planning to go somewhere !" I said, on a video call with mommy
After 3 days, "I am going to GOKARNA day after tomorrow!" I said to my parents
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'Where's that?" they asked. "All I know is that there are beaches and its in Karnataka" I said .
To my surprise, my father answered the phone in extreme excitement, and asked "mujhe bus details what's app krde. And this time they made it so easy for me..
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1-09-2018
We(me and Kritika) reached Gokarna at around 10:30 in the morning. We took a rickshaw from the bus stand. It was either the rickshaw or a long walk. The rickshaw only went till a particular point, and from there we had a climb down to Kudle beach.
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We stayed at the 'Spanish shack'. ❤
"Its Beautiful, and the best place to stay on kudle beach. .
Gokarna is a place to do absolutely nothing, which is precisely what I did.
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By doing what you love, you inspire & awaken the hearts of others 🌸
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My favourite place in Gokarna is kudle beach, where I used sit for hours and watch the waves. The sound of waves crashing on the shore is one of the most relaxing sound. .
It's like “Every single moment is your life, so enjoy the moment to enjoy your life fully ...
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And this makes me happy 😀
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This trip was special, particularly because I got a chance to meet my lost self...🌟
