AMAZING NATURE - A JOURNEY

I saw this contest sometimes back and a casual look on this post today saw overwhelming response from other people which is also made a chance to see some wonderful pictures across the globe. And then the question to myself was" whether to participated not". But for steemit participating itself is a win win situation if the blog looks to be satisfactory and so here I am with my blog for @adelger's Amazing Nature Contest - July 2019 - #01.

Click here to know more about this contest and also to see some wonderful pictures of nature.

Like everyone I too love the nature and in fact landscapes are one of my weaknesses than other areas for photography.

And sometime back as part of a visit to some of my relatives I happened to visit a place nearby their home upon their insistence though time was not on my side. Hanging Bridge in a village not really meant to the tourists but a lifeline for the villagers.

I was quite surprised though how a hanging bridge would become a lifeline for a village because for me it just looked like just another special structure surrounded by amazing nature with its pristine beauty all around and a walk through this bridge would give a once in a lifetime experience.

Then my cousin told me, during the season of heavy rains which normally occurs twice or thrice in a year which lasts for weeks or even months this bridge is the only access for the people in the village on the other side to connect with the world literally. I was in a state of shock as it was hard to imagine how that situation or how the place would have been looks like at those seasons.

The place was literally far away from my home and it was not that much easy to make a visit the said place especially at rainy season. But I was determined to go there to experience it and last year while returning from a neighboring state in my car I chose this route though it was lengthy and time consuming due to the hi range profile it have.

And when I visited that in that evening I was surprised to my core by seeing that location.

I am posting snaps from both the times which speaks itself how different it is and how nature (through rain here) has isolated a village till the water recedes and the hanging bridge becomes a lifeline, much more valuable and important than other multi-million concrete structures like malls, multiplexes etc.