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Tote Bag, Shikara Ride designed and sold by RajeevKashyap

Artwork view, Shikara Ride designed and sold by RajeevKashyap

Shikara Ride Tote Bag

Designed and sold by RajeevKashyap

$20.40

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$20.40

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Totes deluxe. Sturdy and stylish with a vivid double-sided print
Available in three sizes: check the size chart to find the right one for you
Durable 100% polyester shell
Cotton shoulder straps are 1in (2.5cm) wide, super strong for carrying your items
Strap length is 27in (68.6 cm) for Small bags and 28 - 29in (71.1 - 73.6 cm) long for Medium and Large bags
Bright, long-lasting, double-sided design, sublimation printed for you when you order
Gentle machine wash
Looking for something more lightweight? Try the Cotton Tote Bag
Since every item is made just for you by your local third-party fulfiller, there may be slight variances in the product received

Shikara Ride

A shikara ride is one of the most soothing, relaxing aspects of a holiday in Kashmir. Shikaras are long boats which crowd the Srinagar lakes. They are used for getting back and forth from the houseboats or for longer tours. It is worth to take a pleasure ride around the lake in shikara. Shikara is a Gondola type light rowing boat. The two hour boat ride takes tourists on a relaxing sightseeing tour of interior parts of the calm and placid waters of Dal Lake, and be part of shopping- by-shikara expeditions. Because the Dal is so central to the landscape of Srinagar, many places of tourist interest have, over the ages, been built in its vicinity. Nishat and Shalimar gardens as well as Hazratbal mosque are directly accessible by shikara. While giding on Shikara we can often observe white breasted Kingfishers (Halycon smyrnensis), large striking birds with robust bills perched on the branches of willow trees. These birds concentrate their efforts to hunting on the floating Gardens. These man made islands comprise of reeds, willow rods, aquatic vegetations and and held together with humus consisting of mud from the lake bottom. This is extremely fertile and provide rich source of food in the form of frogs,lizards,mice, grasshoppers and other insects to the Kingfisher. This image is my Amarnath Yatra 2010 during Trip. Canon 40D Lens Canon 17-85mm.