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Hi, This is a real picture taken in rural Bihar, India. Cheers, Santosh

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Visakhapatnam (aka Vizag) - is a place i grew up. Some of my best moments in life has been in this town. I just love this place. They say pics speaks a thousand words. See. and you too will fall in love with Vizag. Santosh The entry to Vizag port Vizag Steel Plant at sunset The tourism cottages at Rushikonda Kailashgiri Kailashgiri Sea Vizag Another view of the sea View of the sea and beach from Kailashgiri The fishing boats The Borra caves Borra Caves - Close to Araku Valley Araku Valley - 110 Kms from Vizag The Botanical Gardens - Araku Valley Araku Valley - Pitcure for a Postcard.