Lying Around
Mandarmani is a quite an unknown tourist destination with many parts of the beach notexploited explored by tourists. I wished to We ventured out towards the unexplored side of the beach and look what we found.
Mandarmani is a quite an unknown tourist destination with many parts of the beach not
Ride
Mandarmani beach is essentially a sea bed with receded waters during low tide. The ground this therefore hard with barely any loose beach sand. Driving on the beach is not only fun (you can literally drive into the sea) but is also the only way to reach some of the fantastic picturesque spots.
Mandarmani beach is essentially a sea bed with receded waters during low tide. The ground this therefore hard with barely any loose beach sand. Driving on the beach is not only fun (you can literally drive into the sea) but is also the only way to reach some of the fantastic picturesque spots.
Safely Parked
A fishing boat parked on the Mandarmani beach. With the waters receded during low tide, the seat is at quite a distance from the boat.
A fishing boat parked on the Mandarmani beach. With the waters receded during low tide, the seat is at quite a distance from the boat.
Loose Soil
Although most part of the beach at Mandarmani is hard (cause its essential sea bed rather than beach), some parts of the land have a tiny layer of loose soil dumped by crabs as they dig their holes.
Although most part of the beach at Mandarmani is hard (cause its essential sea bed rather than beach), some parts of the land have a tiny layer of loose soil dumped by crabs as they dig their holes.
Bivalves
The river mouth near Mandarmani has a few tiny patches of land formed by the silt. These lands have huge quantities of tiny bivalve shells.
The river mouth near Mandarmani has a few tiny patches of land formed by the silt. These lands have huge quantities of tiny bivalve shells.
Odd One Out
The river mouth near Mandarmani has a few tiny patches of land formed by the silt. These lands have huge quantities of tiny bivalve shells.
The river mouth near Mandarmani has a few tiny patches of land formed by the silt. These lands have huge quantities of tiny bivalve shells.
