Comments on: 7 Places for Christmas in July in India https://travelindiadestinations.com/christmas-july/ Discover India Your Way Tue, 09 Jul 2024 17:22:22 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.5 By: Sharukh Bamboat https://travelindiadestinations.com/christmas-july/#comment-9275 Tue, 09 Jul 2024 17:22:22 +0000 https://travelindiadestinations.com/?p=10102#comment-9275 In reply to Teagan R Geneviene.

About your brick architecture question, I do not think brick architecture on a grand scale like this one is unusual in India. I’m sure there are many buildings and structures similar to this church. This church houses the mortal remains of St Francis Xavier. If you can Google St Francis Xavier goa you will find images of the relic. I’m glad that you enjoyed the mini-virtual tour I curated. Thank you for visiting and commenting, Teagan. Hugs. 🙂

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By: Teagan R Geneviene https://travelindiadestinations.com/christmas-july/#comment-9274 Tue, 09 Jul 2024 16:57:26 +0000 https://travelindiadestinations.com/?p=10102#comment-9274 What a lovely post, Sharukh! I’m so glad you participated in Christmas in July. Thanks for linking back to my blog. Also thanks for the links to some of your previous posts. I really appreciate all the positive vibes in this post. The whole world is in need of positivity.
* Pahalgam Has such appealing verdant greens! I was immediately attracted to that photo. But then, I do love the color green. * That view in Auli is so dramatic. It made me gasp. * The Basilica of Bom Jesus in Goa is a very intriguing building. Is brick architecture (on a grand scale like that one) unusual there? It looks different from anything else. I wouldn’t be able to resist checking it out if I were there. * I’ve always wanted to take time to do research on ancient Silk Route. Now that I know of a place called the Meadow of Gold, I’m even more interested. You know that I’m always interested in things related to fabrics.
Thanks for this wonderful armchair tour – and valuable info for real travelers. Hugs to you and Sarah.

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