Shilparaman is conceived with an idea to create an
environment for the preservation of traditional crafts. It is an arts and crafts village located in
Madhapur, Hyderabad , Telengana , India
Shilparaman is an interesting place which I visited with my
daughter and my friend with her daughter as we were looking for a place to take
our children.
This place is beautifully decorated with arts and crafts and
also has rural village set up as a model. The rural museum is surrounded by
trees, and authentically constructed out of baked clay and thatch; depict rural
and tribal lifestyles and the life of various artisans.
We went by noon and we did not find much time to see
everything, we left out on the rock garden which is like a rock measum.
There
is a beautiful lake that offers rowing and paddle boats, and then there is a
recreational area surrounded by sculptures. We could not go for boating, as it
was very sunny and my daughter was getting tired walking around, the whole
place is spread around 65 acres
We hired a battery vehicle to just glance through and cover
the total area. We liked the shopping place, and picked up a few tops for my
daughter.
The day was tiring, but also enjoyable; and I was happy that
I could take my daughter to this place. Living in Hyderabad
We had a great time walking
around, plenty of things to eat, there is a whole block made for the snacks,
cool drinks, tea/coffee and also a whole lot of south Indian and North Indian
foods including the bakery items.
My daughter and my friend’s
daughter had a great time taking pictures; enjoying the snacks and playing in
the recreation area. I am glad for having been to this place and giving my
daughter a rural life experience.
It isn't the great big
pleasures that count the most; its making a great deal out of the little one’s. Jean Webster.
Be Happy!
Lovely post Genevive thank you. It's so important to get out from the city from time to time and enjoy our cultural heritage with all thanks to those who preserve it. This ensures that we don't lose touch with our heritage and the beauty that it offers. I live the names too that you mention in your posts of India .. they sort of roll around on my tongue in a most pleasant way. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan,glad to hear from you and I am happy to be visiting these places while I am still young and able to walk; my daughter says I must take her everywhere now only, as she fears after some years I will grow old...so I am taking it as a challenge to create beautiful moments and memories for her. I am amused to know that some of names is pleasant to roll around your tongue.. thanks again .. its my pleasure to interact with you.
DeleteSounds like a great place to explore, learn, enjoy and have fun in general, with family and friends! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely pics too!
Nice to know shilpa; welcome to Hyderabad .. I am sure you will love this place..
DeleteThis looks like a fun place to visit. I loved the quote at the end. There is so much truth in it. Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDelete*Shantala @ ShanayaTales*
I am glad you liked this fun place shantala... its the little things that count the most, for me these simple pleasures I can offer my daughter...
DeleteThat looks like a fun place to spend the day. Had never heard of the name. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteParul you will be surprised to know; that living in Hyderabad, I did not know for so long, until very recently,one of my friend suggested for day out.. and she chose this place, as her work place is in Hitec city.. nice to connect with you here... and am enjoying your posts too..
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