We just stopped seeing this.
The setting was lovely. This was during our trip to Dudhsagar and Goa in August last year. As we left the hotel in Siolim and started for Morjim beach, the driver asked us whether we would like to see a big banyan tree nearby. He said this was the largest tree in Goa. We were curious as we have seen one of the largest Banyan trees in the world in Bangalore.
When we arrived at the spot, the tree was big but nowhere in comparison to the one in Bangalore. What caught our eye was a small Tulsi Vrindavan or the place where Tulsi, the holy basil is grown. There was no tulsi plant but the colourful Vrindavan was a lovely contrast to the grey backdrop of the aerial roots of Banyan. The small Vrindavan was a contrast to the huge tree.
Around the roots were the holy white threads.
Brinda clicked the picture for the keeps. Here it is.
Have you noticed unusual vignettes during your travel?
If you want to explore unusual Goa, you may look at the following post in this blog
12 Things to do in Goa you haven't done before!
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