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stalkerofthegods · 6 months

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Dionysus & Bacchus cheat sheet deep dive

Signs he's reaching out • smelling wine all of a sudden, craving wine, You feel a twinge of madness, dreams with his attributes with him, seeing references of him everywhere

Herbs •psalakanthos plant, Grapes and their vines, Figs, Bay laurel, Barley, Pine, Pomegranate, Fennel, apples, berries, weed, Silver Fir, Bindweed, poppy, wheat and hops leafs, wildflowers, pine cones, Apple seeds, Blazing star. I think he would like Cinnamon, mint, feverfew (happiness), Pepper, basil, chives, horseradish (courage), orange, lemongrass, marjoram (insight), vanilla, sorrel, cinnamon (love)

Animals• Oxen and wild animals, asses, Leopards, Panther, Cheetah, serpents, rams, dolphins, tigers, lynx, panthers, goats, bats, griffons, bulls

Colors •purple, green, gold, Red, Black, White.

Patron of• fruit and intoxitation, Parties, Festivities, Banquets, Drinking, Bacchic Revelry, Madness, Bacchic Frenzy, Insanity, Hallucination, Homosexuality, Effeminacy, Cross-dressing, Forest Wilderness, Wild vegetation, Predatory big cats, Reincarnation, The path to Elysium, Comedy and Tragedy Plays, Playwrites, Actors, bartenders, the arts, non-binary people.

Curses• violence, and sickness, Destructive insanity, madness

Blessings• pleasure and fun, Religious frenzy (in the orgiastic cults), Ecstasy, Afterlife in Elysium (paradise), getting a bigger friend group, charismatic going up, getting a romantic partner.

Diety of• wine-making, orchards, fruit, vegetation, fertility, festivity, insanity, ritual madness, religious ecstasy, theatre, partying, Epiphany, weddings, death, sacrifice, sexuality, dancing, immortality, and reincarnation, uninhibited freedom, as well as the subversion of the powerful, ecstasy, and abandon, swamps and marshes.

Crystals• Amethyst, grape agate, Garnet, Ruby, deep red stones, tiger eye, serpentine, leopard jasper, amber, green opal or jade, carnelian, rose quartz (someone had it on their alter for him, so I added it here.), bloodstone, sugilite, purple fluorite, ametrine lepidolite

Mortal or immortal • immortal

Zodiac • Taruas

Vows/omans• none

Number• 7

Morals• he is morally ambiguous

Married to• Ariadne

Past lovers• Althaia, Ampelos, Aphrodite, Erigone, Kronois, Pallene, Physokoa, Polymnos.

What he favors in devotees• free-spirited, out-of-the-norm, wild lifestyle, gender fluid, transgender, nonbinary people. People are restricted wanting to become free.

Personality• He brings joy, ecstasy, and merriment, but also delivers "brutal and blinding rage”, he's a very chill guy, many say he is sassy. I met him once, and he respects people's boundaries.

Home• Mount Olympus

Equivalents/most resemblance • Osiris, Hades, Sabazios, Yahweh, Bacchus, Liber, Tammuz, Orotalt, Fufluns, Acan, Jesus.

Epithets• Acratophorus, Ἀκρατοφό.ρος “giver of unmixed wine at Phigaleia in arcadia, Acroreites at Sicyon Adoneus a Latinised form of Adonis and is also used as an epithet for Bacchus, AegobolusΑἰγοβόλος "goat-shooter" at Potniae in Boeoria, Aesymnetes Αἰσυμνήτης “ruler" or "lord" at Aroë and Patrae in Achaea, Agrios Ἄγριος "wild", in Macedonia, Androgynos Ἀνδρόγυνος ”Androgynous” specifically in intercourse referring to the god taking both an active male and a passive female role, Anthroporraistes, Ἀνθρωπορραίστης “man-destroyer" a title of Dionysus at Tenedos, Bassareus, Βασσαρεύς "fox-skin", which item was worn by his cultists in their mysteries. Bougenes, Βουγενής or Βοηγενής “borne by a cow", in the Mysteries of Lerna,

Braetes, Βραίτης "related to beer" at Thrace, Briseus Βρῑσεύς "he who prevails" in Smyrna, Bromios Βρόμιος "roaring” and "roar of thunder" refering to the wind amd primarily relating to the central death/resurrection element of his myths and also the god's transformations into lion and bull and of those who drink alcohol and refers to Dionysus' father, Zeus "the thunderer", Choiropsalasχοιροψάλας “pig-plucker" Greek χοῖρος = "pig"(which was used as a slang term for the female genitalia as A reference to Dionysus's role as a fertility deity), Chthonios Χθόνιος “the subterranean”, Cistophorus Κιστοφόρος "basket-bearer and ivy-bearer" because baskets are sacred to the Dionysus,Dimetor Διμήτωρ "twice-born" which Refers to Dionysus's two births, Dendrites Δενδρίτης "he of the trees" as a fertility god, Dithyrambos Διθύραμβος used at his festivals referring to his premature birth, Eleutherios Ἐλευθέριος “the liberator" also a epithet shared with Eros, Endendros ("he in the tree"), Enorches "with balls" with reference to his fertility, or "in the testicles" in reference to Zeus' sewing the baby Dionysus "into his thigh" which means his testicles used in Samos and Lesbos, Eridromos"good-running" in Nonnus' Dionysiaca, Erikryptos Ἐρίκρυπτος "completely hidden" in Macedonia, Euaster Εὐαστήρ from the cry "euae", Euius (Euios), from the cry "euae" in lyric passages, and in Euripides’ play “the bacche, Lacchus Lακχος a possible epithet which is associated with the Elusinian Mysteries, The name "Iacchus" may come from the Ιακχος (Iakchos) whicj is a hymn sung in honor of Dionysus.

Indoletes, Ἰνδολέτης, meaning slayer/killer of Indians Due to his campaign against the Indians, Isodaetes, Ισοδαίτης, meaning "he who distributes equal portions", cult epithet which is also shared with Helios, Kemilius, Κεμήλιος and kemas: "young deer, pricket",

Liknites "he of the winnowing fan", as a fertility god connected with mystery religions ( a winnowing fan was used to separate the chaff from the grain.)

Palazzo Massimo, Rome, Lenaius, Ληναῖος "god of the wine-press", Lyaeus, or Lyaios Λυαῖος, "deliverer” and "loosener") which refers to him as who releases from care and anxiety,

Lysius, Λύσιος "delivering, releasing" At Thebes there was a temple of Dionysus Lysius, MelanaigisΜελάναιγις "of the black goatskin" at the Apaturia festival,

Morychus Μόρυχος “smeared" in Sicily, because his icon was smeared with wine less at the vintage, Mystes Μύστης "of the mysteries" at Tegea in Arcadia, Nysian Nύσιος according to Philostatus he was called like this by the Ancient indians Most probably, because according to legend he founded the city of Nysa, Oeneus, Οἰνεύς "wine-dark" as god of the wine press, Omadios “flesh-eater", Eusebius writes in Preparation for the gospel that Euelpis of Carystus states that in Chios and Tendos they did a human sacrifice to Dionysus Omadios,

Phallen , (Φαλλήν) (probably "related to the phallus” at Lesbos, Phleus "related to the bloοm of a plant", Peudanor Ψευδάνωρ "false man" referring to his feminine qualities in Macedonia,

Pericionius, Περικιόνιος "climbing the column (ivy)" a name of Dionysus at Thebes, Semeleios or Semeleius or Semeleus an obscure epithet meaning 'He of the Earth' and 'son of Semele' Also “Son of Semele, Iakchus, wealth-giver”,

Skyllitas, Σκυλλίτας “related to the vine-branch" at Kos, Sykites, Συκίτης "related to figs" at Laconia,Taurophagus, Ταυροφάγος “bull eating", Tauros Ταῦρος “a bull", Theoinus, Θέοινος wine-god of a festival in Attica, Τhyiοn, Θυίων "from the festival of Dionysus 'Thyia' (Θυῐα) at Elis", Thyllophorus, Θυλλοφόρος "bearing leaves" at Kos, Dionysus and Zeus absorbs the role of Sabazios (a Thracian/Phrygian deity)

Facts• Dionysus was the last god to enter Olympus, When Dionysus had grown up lady Hera made him into a state of madness so he wandered through many countries of the earth, He was a student of the famous centaur Chiron who taught him how to dance, The common names Dennis and Denise are said to be derived from Dionysus. he hated the sight of an owl

Roots• Ancient Greece, Greek mythology, Mount Pramnos on Ikaria

Offerings • Honey, Meat, Alcohol (especially wine), Fruit, Cakes, Poetry, Songs, Spices (ex- cinnamon), Blood or liquids resembling blood, He thinks those "wine mom" signs that you get in cheap gift shops are hilarious, Grape juice, Intoxicants, Grapes, Olive oil, Apples, Figs, Eggs, Goblets, Curved daggers, Bull horns, Snake skin, Leopard or tiger print objects, Purple candles, Theatre masks, Sexual toys, Percussion instruments, Wine bottles, Fake/toy grapes, Leaves or curls from grapevines, Pine needles, Pinecones, Apple seeds, Bindweed, Wildflowers, Toys photos or art of any big cats, snakes, Hymns, Songs you’ve written, Any art that you create, Any stories that you create, Art, pictures of the comedy, Wine corks, Wine labels, Toy or miniature drums, milk, water from the sea (he has a strong connection with the sea), Decorative beads, party beads, flashy jewelry, Wine glasses, Shot glasses, Corkscrews, Sparkling cider, Grape flavored things, Cheese, hallucinogens, Nips (small alcohol bottles), Bottle opener, Beer/soda tabs, Alcohol bottles with cool labels, Costumes, NatureFig/fig newtonsBull imagery, Donkey imagery, Bones, Antlers, Dead/preserved animals, Hiking gear, Seeds, Concert/festival tickets, Locks of hair, Shaven beard hair, Pride swag, ravagant clothes/clothes that make you feel good.

Devotional • learn about sacred sex, shamanic journeying, responsible entheogen use, and alcohol as a sacrament, read “The Secret History” book, Make a playlist for Him, Dance and sing to your favorite songs or songs you’d think He would like, Throw a feast in His honor, Remembering to take your medication and taking care of your mental health, Support/donate to your local theatre in His name, Be a part of the theatre, Stand up for those that are marginalized, Write stories/plays for Him, Invite Him to watch plays or movies with you (especially comedies or tragedies), Throw parties or attend them, Attend festivals, Attend a wine tasting, Go on wine tours, Attend parades, Masturbate or partake in sexual acts for Him (if you’re comfortable doing so And over 18), Drink alcohol or grape juice, Smoke po, Learn about winemaking, Support local vineyards, Wear wreaths made from ivy, Wear faux leopard or tiger print, Wear the color purple, Pray to Him for things while intoxicated/high, Visit your local winery and participate in a grape-stomp, do some Homebrewing in his honor, Grow a garden in his honor, Make your own ritual tools in his honor, Collect art, do Glamourbombs in his honor, Pretend to be somebody else in his honor, go out to a club in his honor, listen to music in his honor, read in his his mythos, write things for a ritual and write a prayer for him, eat some grapes or have some grape juice or sparkling grape juice (or wine if able and of age), listen to party music, read plays, watch musicals or plays (ex- high school musical, Hamilton), listen to musical soundtracks, learn about the history of theatre, learn about viticulture and vineyards, do things that bring you pleasure, listen to party soundscapes, watch documentaries about any of his sacred animals, Trip intentionally/spiritually, Learn about substance abuse/recovery, Destigamtize drug users, Learn about harm reduction, Make home videos, Write poetry, Act, Dress up, Go to the woods, Dance/sing in the woods, Meditate in the woods, Learn wilderness safety and first aid, Learn what to do when encountering a wild animal, Go off the beaten path, Explore new areas, Pick up litter, Forage, Recycle bottles, Grow fruit, Try new fruits, Have sex (let the partner know beforehand it's in Diyonisus honor, 18+), Masturbate (18+), Have threesomes/swing (ask him before and make sure the other participants know it's in Dionysus's honor, 18+.), Finally, give into that one kink you’ve been ignoring (you know the one, 18+), Learn about consent with partners, Learn how to preserve dead animals, Learn about different life cycles (ex-plants, animals), Learn about immigration in your area, Learn about different cultures, Try foreign foods, Learn a new language, Learn about your ancestry, Help immigrants in your area, Grow your hair out, Keep a Manifest/Keep a manifestation journal, Use Sexual/creative energy to manifest, Shed your old self, Do Self-reflection/self-exploration, Identify areas where you overindulge (ex- food, substances, spending).

Symbols• Grapevine, ivy, phallus, Thyrsus, theatrical masks, Leopard Skin, Panther, Cheetah, the animal called asses, cymbals, swords, or serpents, rams, laurel, asphodel, dolphins, tiger, lynx, panther, horns, goats, his chariot pulled by 2 leopards, masks in general.

Siblings• Ares, Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Aphrodite, Hebe, Hermes, Heracles, Helen of Troy, Hephaestus, Perseus, Minos, the Muses, the Graces.

His friends/gets along with• Maenads and Bacchantes and Satyrs and Sileni and Pan and Priapus

Attendees• Seilenos (God of Drunkenness), Pan (God of Shepherds & Pastures) the Satyroi and Seilenoi (spirits of Fertility & the Wild) The Bakkhantes and Mainades (Nymphe and Women revellers) Komos Satyriskos (cup-bearer)

Appearance in astral or gen• Dionysus often took on a bestial shape and was associated with various animals, often wearing an Ivy wreath, the thyrsus, and the kantharos (a large two-handled goblet) In early Greek art he has represented as a mature male, bearded and robed holding a fennel staff tipped with a pine-cone, but later on he was portrayed as youthful sensuous, naked or semi-naked androgynous youth and effeminate with brown hair and pale features, often holding grapes and drinking wine.

Parentage• Zeus and Semele, some sources also say Zeus and Demeter, some say Zeus and Persephone, but he always sends up with Persephone as a foster mother or as a biological mother, but before his reincarnation, his parents were Ammon and Amalthea.

Pet• leopards

Children • Priapus, Hymen, Thaos, Staphylus, Ononpion, Cumus, Phthonus, the Graces and Deianira, Seilenos, Pan, Satyroi & Seilenoi, Bakkhantes & Mainades, Komodo’s

season and festivles• Diyonosus festivals were bacchanalia, Dionysia, Anthesteria, Dionysian, Lenaia, Panathenaia, his season was spring and March and April

Day• 11th to the 13th of the month of Anthesterion, around the time of the January or February full moon.

Sacred places• Boitia in Greece, naxos Greek, island Edina in western Thrake, his holiest shrine was Mt kithairon (Nysa) in Boiotia Greece, he also declared war on India. A sacred place is the theatre.

Status• Greek god in the major theoi, and an agriculture Demi God.

Pet peeves• Uderestemating him, he probably won't like it if you ignore him

Music• Disco, show tunes, psychedelic rock, acid folk, Greek folk music, EDM, classical, new wave, art pop, vaporwave, just anything you can dance and sing to.

Tarot• Temperance, fool card, three of cups, the tower, 9 of cups (based off of how people see him through their tarot cards)

Scents/Inscene • Pine incense, frankensince, patchouli and vanilla, nutmeg, mulled wine, storax, and Benzoin, he dislikes lavender.

Prayers•

Regular prayer

Dionysos, god whose arrival is swift and certain, enduring friend of women and men whose welcome is warm, bringer of light, we see you in shadows. Dionysos, granter of great blessings, your presence is a heady wine. Kind-hearted god, to each you give as is fitting, each vessel you fill only as we can bear, and yet with even a sip, we are drunk upon you, and our faith is affirmed. Awesome god, by our own will we drink deeply, with you we become lost, we wander, we are found.

Litany to Dionysos

Dionysos of the vine, rich-tressed god of wine, potent and lusty, unmixed, undiluted, with full force you come to us, vital and robust, rich and strong and surprisingly sweet. Dionysos, I praise and honor you, I thank you for your blessings. Ivy-bearing Dionysos, god of the green, of the power of root on stone, the force of life that will make its own way in spite of all who labor to hold it back, no will or work can bind your might. I praise and honor you, I thank you for your blessings. Dionysos of the deep earth, of the dark world, of the unknown expanse beneath the black soil, beneath solid stone, of mysteries you know much, of death and of what lies beyond. God of secrets, I praise and honor you, I thank you for your blessings. Dionysos the inspiring, granter of words of prose or poesy, words heard best by the drunken and the mad, words forgotten with the passing of night and delight. Bacchus, granter of rare transport, I praise and honor you, I thank you for your blessings. Dionysos Soter, holder of the hearts of men, you free us from the cares of the world, each brilliant frenzied moment a shining jewel, each glimpse of the sacred more precious than gold. I praise and honor you, I thank you for your blessings. Kindly Dionysos, granter of good to men and women, giver of gifts to all who seek your blessing. Gracious Dionysos, accepter of offerings great and small, friend of mankind, I praise and honor you, I thank you for your blessings.

Regular Prayer to Dionysos

Dionysos, deep-hearted one who knows the souls of men and women, whose hand is ever open, ever within reach. Dionysos, god who runs in the dark, who sees with eyes shut tight, who dances to the heart’s strong beat, ever are you yourself, ever constant, ever changing god of those who are trapped, those who seek your truth and their own, those who seek vision beyond seeing, those who seek wisdom beyond knowledge, those who seek the self, pure and sweet, those who seek clarity beyond definition, who seek to embrace the uncertain, to hold, but loosely, to what is true beyond trust.

Regular prayer to Dionysos

I praise Dionysos, lord of the vine, lord of the far reaches of the mind; in the thick of the woods, along darkened paths, in the shadows of dusk and of dawn, you roam the world, the satyrs and the pretty nymphs dancing in your wake. Son of Zeus and fair-haired Semele, bold-hearted Semele, who dared to look into the face of glory, beautiful Semele who you carried into life again, Semele reborn who men called Thyone; beloved of clever Ariadne, quick-witted one, so dear to your heart, your bright-eyed bride and consort; Dionysos, friend of women, friend of the blissful, wild-eyed maenads, pilgrims and pioneers, those who seek, your cheer and inspiration, those who seek your release, from sorrow and despair, those who are lost in joy, and those who have found themselves in you. Dionysos, god of the darkest dark and the deepest deep, boundless one, endless one, fathomless one, in you we see the edges of ourselves, in you, we find our life’s journey, in you we find our home.

To Dionysos

I call to Dionysos, great god of the vine, son of thundering Zeus and headstrong Semele, loving husband of warm-hearted Ariadne. From the east you came, old before the ancients, throughout the elder world were you beloved; in Naxos and Boitia were you celebrated, in temples and in the savage wilderness, the fleet-footed maenads running in your wake. The sweetest, strongest wine is ever your drink; the mind’s release, the body’s loosening, your gift. O Dionysos; thyrsus-shaker, ivy-crowned god, we see you in the shadows, we see you on the edges, we see you in the haze of ecstasy, where we know the truth of passion, where we find the essence of our being. Bacchus, I call to you!

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goodnight-whore · 3 months

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Focalor design draft 1!

Potential changes:

Maybe no tail… tail feels too weird (but then again this is hell and it’s part of his griffon body…)

Need to figure out what the Paradise Lost uniform is (I think it’s just a black and white suit??)

Better transition between horns and face

More interesting eyes

Falcolor info if anyone was wondering

#Bweh #I’ll work on him later…#what in hell is bad #whb #whb blurbs #what in hell is bad?#whb oc #my art #whb focalor

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sailorsenshishitposter · 5 months

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V's familiars x Reader

Otherwise known as team fur affinity fucked my wife

Griffon

First Date:

1.None. This bird will pluck out your eyeballs and most likely eat them.

2. If you can convince him you are a bird then he will perform a mating call. He will do the dance of the birds of paradise but instead of hearing David Attenborough it will sound like Gilbert Gottfried.

Shadow

First Date:

None unless you steal some furry's costume from a convention and you both get high on catnip while watching the lion king.

Nightmare

First Date:

If you value your life than none. This monster resembles something between the iron giant and the great mighty poo from conkers bad fur day. It's also not much of a date if he keeps ghosting you unless you have an inanimate supply of purple orbs. It is reccomended that you don't ride him shadow of the collosus style.

#shitpost #devil may cry #dmc5 #griffon dmc #shadow dmc #nightmare dmc #devil may cry x reader

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theatrum-tenebrarum · 2 years

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The Cherubim

• The bearers of the great mystery Praying in the spaces well-known but unseen That is the nature of the Cherubim. •

■ From an Akkadian verb 'karābu', meaning “to pray” or “to bless”

William Blake, Ezekiel's Wheels, 1803-05

Understanding the Cherubim isn't easy. Their description varies and so does their placement in the hierarchy of angels. In the Exodus, Israelites were to make golden statues of these beings for the ark of testimony. It was Them who took part in the expulsion of first humans from Paradise, as they are the sacred guardians of the Tree of Life. They appeared to the prophet Ezekiel as figures with four faces: one of man, one of an ox, a lion and a griffon vulture.

Thomas Aquinas, a medieval dominican friar and well-known scholastic philosopher, theorized that Satan himself comes from the order of Cherubs.

James Tissot, The Soul of the Good Thief, 1886-1894

Iconographically, the visual image of the Cherubim is most often rather similar to the one of the Seraphim, the highest order of angels. Since the Cherubim are considered to exist right next to them, dwelling in the first sphere and being closest to Godhead, maybe artists of our world found no reason to separate them visually.

Artistic iconography from the late 15th century turned the Cherubim into chubby child-like spirits with small wings, disregarding the fearsome nature of angels belonging to the order of Cherubim.

James Tissot, Adam and Eve Driven from Paradise, 1896-1902

-Heidi (@theatrum-tenebrarum)

#angels #angels in art #esoteric #occult #art #art historian #arthistory #art history #angel art #angel magick #angelology #cherubs #cherubim #biblically accurate angel #biblical #own

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van-yangyin · 1 year

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I was tagged by @bl-sims-anime, (I can't find that post now 😰 but I remember about read it) thank you so much for the tag! ~ Fui etiquetade por @bl-sims-anime, (Ahora no encuentro el post 😰 pero recuerdo haberlo leído), muchas gracias por la etiqueta!

1.- Show Your Wallpaper

It's made by my best friend Lea, with the mouse, so I always stay impressed for the way he use it 🤩

2.- Last song you listened to

『Paradise』 Rude-α

3.- Currently reading

All for the game

4.- Last movie

Dark Angel

5.- Last Show

Find me in Paris

6.- Craving

To be able to have more hours in the day to do all the things I have planned and that in the end I have to postpone due to lack of time 😢

Now on the side that I could control, I would like to eat the snacks that our sims Tadashi and Ainosuke had for Tadashi's birthday, obviously exist in real life 🥺

7.- What are you wearing right now

Sportswear.

8.- How tall are you

1'73/174 cm (5'8'')

9.- Piercings

I have two but I won't say where so that there is some mystery 🤭

10.- Tattoos

I've never thought about it, but I don't have any.

If I could choose, I would do something big like this one:

11.- Glasses/contacts

If I must to choose a prefer glasses than contacts. Well, unless are contacts that you get after surgery.

12.- Last thing you ate

Meat with lemon, it was really yummy~

13.- Favorite color

Blue and Red.

14.- Current obsession

My sims (OCs and non OCs), making Custom Content of all I love, SK8 the Infinity, Kingdom Hearts, DRAMAtical Murder, Free!, Final Fantasy, Genshin Impact and Buddy Daddies. I mean, my all days obsessions 😆

15.- Any pets

Yuka, our little cute puppy (She was born 8 years ago, but for us she's our little puppy 🥺💓)

I don't publish photos of her, because I don't have her permission and I don't know if she wants to be known or not, but if you want to get an idea she is not a purebred dog, her parents were a podenco and a griffon, has a #b3753f color and have a really fluffy fur. 😍

16.- Favorite fictional character

That's a really hard question, because I can't choose one. So I will put it from series.

SK8 the Infinity: Tadashi Kikuchi (Snake), Kaoru Sakurayashiki (Cherry blossom), Kojiro Nanjo (JOE) and Ainosuke Shindo (愛抱夢) firstly. Hiromi Higa (Shadow), Reki Kyan (REKI), Langa Hasegawa (Snow) and Miya Chinen (MIYA) secondly, but I love all them 🛹💘

Kingdom Hearts: Riku, Xion, Aqua, Sora, Strelitzia, Lea/Axel, Roxas, Saïx/Isa... Seriously I can't choose... 🥺

DRAMAtical Murder: Aoba Seragaki, Noiz, Mizuki, Sei Seragaki, Virus, Trip... 🥺

Free!: Haruka Nanase, Rin Matsuoka, Makoto Tachibana, Sousuke Yamazaki, Ikuya Kishiyama, Nagisa Hazuki, Rei Ryugazaki... 🥺

Final Fantasy: Prompto Argentum, Noctis Lucis Caelum, Ignis Stupeo Scientia, Gladiolus Amicitia, Lunafreya nox Fleuret, Yuna, Tidus, Yitán, Garnet (Daga), Squall Leonhart, Rinoa Heartilly... 🥺

Genshin Impact: Razor, Bennett, Diluc Ragnvindr, Kaeya Alberich, Chongyun, Xingchiu 💓

Buddy Daddies: Rei Suwa, Kazuki Kurusu and Miri Unasaka 💓

There are more but I would never finish so if you want to know more, you can always ask me.

17.- Last place you traveled

Going to hospital with my mom for her ophthamologist visit.

I tag @lea-heartscxiv because I know you don't do it, and I tag to all who see this and arrive at this moment, to do it if you want and didn't do it yet.

#non sims #van do games

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blaydiud · 2 years

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[ ✨ ] what aesthetics or symbols do you reference when writing your muse? are these backed up by canon, if your muse comes from a canon? is there any specific relevance to these choices?

headcanon prompts!

[ ✨ ] what aesthetics or symbols do you reference when writing your muse? are these backed up by canon, if your muse comes from a canon? is there any specific relevance to these choices?

I’ll start with the ones offered by canon, then gradually pick at the ones I personally have for him!

A monster, a wild beast, its silhouette shadowy and vague. The fangs and piercing gaze often suggest a lion, still young but just as deadly as its parent. The feet- hooves, claws, the tail, the tusks sometimes allude to a boar, ruthless and prowling. Its form depends a lot on context and on his own mental and emotional state. If proud and strong, feeling sure of himself- the lion shines through. In most other cases, it’s the boar who appears.

Then there’s the dead, in many shapes and forms. Skeletons, shadowy ghouls, mutilated corpses, disembodied voices and eyes staring from a spot his eyes can’t reach. That feeling of never being truly alone, always followed by something or someone, of brushing fingers with death yet it’s never really as if death were coming for him- rather it just lives with him. It’s the eerie foggy mornings when the sun has yet to turn the sky blue and the quiet, cold evenings where the shadows never seem quite right.

The knightly prince, but this only comes as a mask. A facade he slipped into to get through something, the Dimitri he thinks others want to see. Perfect, porcelain-faced with shining armor and a helmet that’s just enough to hide his face from the world.

A crown, because it’s what he thinks he is. Faceless, not a person but an object, a symbol of Faerghus’ rule that has no will of its own. It has no need for friends because all around it are its subjects or knights. It’s impersonal, distant, grand but nothing more than a lonely presence under the throne room’s skylights.

A star- its shape is the crest of Blaiddyd, but its exact meaning is left for the context to define. A guiding symbol, proud and overlooking of his lands and people, everything that he wishes to be. Seemingly perfect, shining and young but hiding years of degradation, pain and death. An explosion, the power to destroy and decimate, intense and violent but also beautiful in its own odd way. It’s impact and loss of control, to make decisions and impulsive actions that hurt the enemy but also those who stood too close to ground zero.

The griffon- a dream, only. Its wings are an illusion much like its shape and origins, it’s his promised paradise he knows he’ll never reach, but he wants to get there anyway.

A child, but it’s fleeting. He wants to be one again.

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Himalayan Birding Tours | Bird Watching In Jim Corbett National Park

When it comes to birdwatching, few places on Earth rival the breathtaking beauty and biodiversity of the Himalayas. Nestled amidst towering peaks and verdant valleys, the Himalayan region offers birdwatchers a paradise teeming with avian wonders. Asian Adventures, a renowned name in eco-tourism and wildlife exploration, invites you to embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of Himalayan Birding Tours.

Why Choose Himalaya Birding Tours with Asian Adventures?

Expert Guidance: Asian Adventures prides itself on its team of expert naturalists and guides who have an intimate knowledge of the region's birdlife. From rare Himalayan species to migratory birds, our guides ensure a rewarding and insightful birdwatching experience.

Exclusive Access: Our Himalaya Birding Tours grant you access to some of the most pristine and lesser-explored birding hotspots in the Himalayas. Traverse dense forests, alpine meadows, and serene lakes, encountering a diverse array of feathered marvels along the way.

Tailored Itineraries: At Asian Adventures, we understand that every birdwatcher has unique preferences. That's why we offer customizable itineraries, allowing you to focus on specific bird species or explore multiple habitats during your tour.

Discovering Birdwatching India with Asian Adventures

Birdwatching in India is a captivating journey filled with surprises at every turn. As you venture into the diverse landscapes of this vast country, you'll encounter a spectacular variety of birds, each contributing to India's rich avifauna.

Himalayan Avifauna: The Himalayas are a treasure trove of avian diversity, with species like the Himalayan Monal, Snow Partridge, and Himalayan Griffon captivating birdwatchers with their beauty and grace. Our Himalaya Birding Tours take you to prime locations for spotting these and many other Himalayan gems.

Western Ghats Splendor: Venturing south, the Western Ghats beckon with their lush rainforests and endemic bird species. From the colorful Malabar Trogon to the majestic Great Hornbill, Birdwatching India in the Western Ghats is a feast for the senses.

Coastal Wonders: India's vast coastline is home to an impressive array of seabirds, shorebirds, and wetland species. Explore coastal lagoons, estuaries, and mangrove forests with Asian Adventures to witness the fascinating birdlife thriving in these habitats.

Embark on Your Birding Expedition with Asian Adventures

Whether you're a seasoned birder or a novice enthusiast, Asian Adventures ensures a memorable and enriching birdwatching experience in India's Himalayan region and beyond. Our commitment to sustainable tourism practices and conservation efforts ensures that future generations can also marvel at the splendor of India's avian treasures.

Join us on a Himalaya Birding Tour and discover the magic of Birdwatching India with Asian Adventures. Contact us today to plan your customized birding itinerary and immerse yourself in the captivating world of birds amidst breathtaking natural landscapes.

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Birding in Bhutan: A Quest for Feathers in the Dragon's Kingdom

For the avid birdwatcher, the world is a vast tapestry woven with vibrant feathers and melodic calls. But few destinations offer such a rich and diverse birding experience as the enigmatic kingdom of Bhutan. Nestled in the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is a land where ancient monasteries pierce the clouds, vibrant prayer flags flutter in the breeze, and the calls of exotic birds echo through pristine valleys. Here, amidst the breathtaking scenery and rich cultural tapestry, lies a haven for those with a passion for avian life.

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A Symphony of Feathers: Unveiling Bhutan's Birdlife

Bhutan boasts an incredible 770-plus bird species, a remarkable number for a relatively small country. This incredible diversity is a result of the country's varied topography – from sub-tropical jungles teeming with life to snow-capped peaks offering a unique high-altitude ecosystem. From the dazzling plumage of the Himalayan Monal pheasant to the prehistoric-looking Rufous-necked Hornbill with its impressive casque, Bhutan's skies are a constant source of wonder.

A Birder's Paradise: Unforgettable Encounters with Langur Eco Travels

Imagine waking up to the chorus of the Black-winged Cuckoo as the sun paints the snow-capped peaks with a golden hue. Picture yourself spotting the elusive Ward's Trogon flitting through a pristine forest or capturing the graceful dance of the Blood Pheasant in a high-altitude meadow. Birding tours in Bhutan with Langur Eco Travels (Bhutan Birding) make these dreams a reality.

Unveiling the Gems: Where to Find Bhutan's Avian Treasures

Phobjikha Valley: This glacial valley is a winter haven for the endangered Black-Necked Crane. Witness these majestic birds gracefully gliding across the valley or observe them at close quarters at the Black-Necked Crane Information Centre.

Jigme Dorji National Park: A haven for birdwatchers of all levels, this park boasts over 500 bird species. Trek through pristine forests, keeping your eyes peeled for the elusive Ward's Trogon or the stunning Bhutan Laughingthrush.

Bumthang Valley: Explore the serene farmlands and picturesque villages of Bumthang, where you might encounter the shy Rufous-bellied Woodpecker or the brightly colored Himalayan Griffon soaring overhead.

Trongsa and Punakha: These central Bhutanese regions offer diverse habitats, attracting a wide range of birds. Look out for the distinctive Himalayan Woodpecker, the acrobatic Spotted Laughingthrush, or the colorful Green-billed Magpie.

Beyond the Checklist: A Journey Through Bhutan's Culture

Birding in Bhutan with Langur Eco Travels is more than just ticking species off a list. We weave your birding adventure into the rich tapestry of Bhutanese culture, ensuring a truly holistic experience.

Immerse in Ancient Traditions: Visit magnificent Dzongs (fortress monasteries) like Punakha Dzong, architectural marvels steeped in history. Witness vibrant religious festivals and observe the serene practice of Bhutanese Buddhism.

Explore Charming Villages: Wander through quaint villages nestled amidst emerald valleys, interacting with the warm and hospitable Bhutanese people. Learn about their unique customs and traditions, and perhaps even try your hand at archery, the national sport.

Embrace Responsible Travel: Langur Eco Travels champions sustainable tourism. We prioritize responsible travel practices, minimizing our environmental footprint and ensuring the preservation of Bhutan's pristine landscapes for generations to come.

Crafting Your Dream Birding Adventure:

Whether you're a seasoned birder with a specific wishlist or a curious nature enthusiast seeking a once-in-a-lifetime experience, Langur Eco Travels offers customizable birding tours in Bhutan to cater to all interests and skill levels.

Our tours typically include:

Experienced and knowledgeable Bhutanese birding guides with a deep understanding of the local avifauna.

Comfortable transportation throughout your journey.

Accommodation in charming guesthouses and eco-lodges, carefully chosen for their location and environmental practices.

Delicious Bhutanese meals, prepared using fresh, local ingredients.

Entry fees to national parks and other birding hotspots.

A Call to the Wild: Answer the Song of Bhutan's Birds

Bhutan beckons with its breathtaking beauty, vibrant culture, and unparalleled birdwatching opportunities. With Langur Eco Travels (Bhutan Birding) as your guide, embark on a journey that will awaken your inner birdwatcher, enrich your soul with cultural experiences, and leave you with memories that will last a lifetime.

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Chopta: Hill Station

There are approximately 240 species of indigenous and migratory birds that call Chopta their home. Some of these birds include the Himalayan monal, Himalayan swiftlet, Himalayan griffon, scarlet finch, hill partridge, and many others. Chopta is often considered to be a paradise for birdwatchers. The five temples in the region that are considered to be the most respected are all dedicated to Lord Shiva. Fans and junkies of high-adventure activities flock Chopta. Chopta is a destination that is best enjoyed between the months of March through May due to the nice average temperature that ranges from 8 to 15 degrees Celsius throughout this time period.

For more info please visit our Popular Tour Packages page of Trip Counselors.

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amankumar1018 · 11 months

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Ladakh for Bird-Watchers: Spotting Rare Himalayan Species

Embarking on a Leh Ladakh tour is a dream come true for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts alike. Nestled in the breathtaking landscapes of the Indian Himalayas, this region offers a plethora of natural wonders to explore. While most visitors are captivated by the majestic mountains and pristine lakes, bird-watchers are in for a special treat. Ladakh is home to an extraordinary variety of avian species, including rare Himalayan birds that attract bird-watchers from around the world.

Ladakh: A Bird-Watcher's Paradise

The rugged terrain and diverse ecosystems of Ladakh create an ideal habitat for a wide range of bird species. As you embark on your Leh Ladakh tour, you will be greeted by the melodic chirping and fluttering wings of some of the most beautiful and elusive birds in the world. The region's varied altitudes, ranging from the valleys at around 2,500 meters to the high mountain passes reaching over 5,000 meters, provide unique niches for different bird species.

For avid bird-watchers, the Hemis National Park is a must-visit destination in Ladakh. Spread over 4,400 square kilometers, this sanctuary is home to rare and endangered species like the Black-necked Crane, Tibetan Snowcock, and the elusive Snow Leopard. As you explore the park's picturesque landscapes, you'll have the opportunity to spot exquisite birds such as the Himalayan Griffon, Golden Eagle, and Lammergeier. The park's diverse flora and fauna make it a bird-watcher's paradise.

Climb Mount Everest: An Epic Adventure If you are a thrill-seeker looking for the ultimate challenge, then climbing Mount Everest should be at the top of your bucket list. Situated in the majestic Himalayan range, this iconic peak stands as the highest point on Earth, towering at an awe-inspiring height of 8,848 meters. Conquering Everest is a feat that only a select few have accomplished, making it a truly epic adventure.

Embarking on a journey to Climb Mount Everest requires immense physical and mental strength, as well as rigorous training and preparation. The ascent demands facing extreme weather conditions, negotiating treacherous slopes, and navigating through the notorious Khumbu Icefall. The climbers must acclimatize themselves to the high altitudes, ensuring their bodies adjust to the thin air and reduced oxygen levels.

However, the rewards of reaching the summit of Mount Everest are unparalleled. Standing atop the world, surrounded by the majestic Himalayan peaks, is an experience that words fail to capture. The sense of achievement, the breathtaking panoramic views, and the realization of pushing your limits to the extreme make the climb an extraordinary adventure of a lifetime.

Conclusion: Ladakh, with its stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity, offers a haven for bird-watchers, where they can witness the rarest Himalayan avian species in their natural habitat. Meanwhile, climbing Mount Everest presents an ultimate test of human endurance and an opportunity to conquer one of the greatest challenges on the planet. Whether you choose to explore the skies or conquer the highest peak, both experiences in Ladakh promise unforgettable adventures that will leave you with memories to cherish for a lifetime. So pack your binoculars or your climbing gear and embark on an extraordinary journey that will ignite your spirit of adventure.

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Thrill-Seekers' Paradise: Spiti Valley Adventure Sports and Activities

Nestled in the magnificent Himalayas, Spiti Valley is a haven for adventure enthusiasts seeking a thrilling and awe-inspiring experience. This remote and captivating destination in Himachal Pradesh, India, offers a plethora of adventure sports and activities that will leave adrenaline junkies yearning for more. From heart-pumping treks to exhilarating mountain biking trails, Spiti Valley promises an adventure of a lifetime.

Spiti Valley: Where Adventure Takes Flight With its rugged landscapes, towering snow-capped peaks, and pristine lakes, Spiti Valley presents an ideal playground for adventure sports enthusiasts. Trekking is undoubtedly one of the most popular activities in the region, with trails that take you through breathtaking valleys, ancient monasteries, and high-altitude passes. The Pin Parvati Pass trek and the Hampta Pass trek are renowned for their challenging terrain and unparalleled beauty.

For those with a penchant for two wheels, Spiti Valley offers thrilling opportunities for mountain biking. The winding roads, steep ascents, and dramatic descents provide an adrenaline rush like no other. The ride from Kaza to Manali, known as the Spiti to Manali Circuit, is a favorite among biking enthusiasts. As you pedal through the rugged terrain, you'll be rewarded with panoramic vistas of snow-clad peaks and quaint villages.

If you're looking to conquer the mighty rivers, white water rafting in Spiti Valley will surely get your heart pounding. The Spiti River, with its gushing rapids, offers an exhilarating rafting experience, testing your strength and teamwork as you navigate through the swirling waters. Be prepared for an adrenaline-fueled adventure that will leave you with memories to last a lifetime.

Wildlife Places in Spiti Valley A Natural MarvelBeyond its adrenaline-fueled activities, Spiti Valley is also home to a diverse array of wildlife. This remote region boasts several wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, offering nature enthusiasts a chance to witness the untamed beauty of the Himalayan fauna.

Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary, located at an altitude of 4,000 meters, is a paradise for wildlife lovers. Here, you can spot elusive creatures such as the snow leopard, ibex, blue sheep, and Himalayan wolf. The sanctuary is a haven for birdwatchers as well, with numerous species of birds including the Tibetan snowcock and the Himalayan griffon.

Another must-visit wildlife destination in Spiti Valley is the Pin Valley National Park, known for its rich biodiversity. This park serves as a natural habitat for endangered species like the snow leopard, Siberian ibex, and Himalayan snowcock. Walking through the park's trails, surrounded by towering mountains and dense forests, is an experience that will bring you closer to nature's wonders.

Spiti Valley, with its thrilling adventure sports and magnificent wildlife, offers a unique and unparalleled experience for adventure enthusiasts. Whether you're seeking the rush of adrenaline through trekking, mountain biking, or white water rafting, or you prefer to immerse yourself in the serene beauty of the region's wildlife, Spiti Valley has something to offer for every thrill-seeker. Prepare to be captivated by the raw and untamed splendor of this Himalayan paradise, as you embark on an unforgettable adventure in Spiti Valley.

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Three fingers expertly twirled the steel cane thrice , emerald eyes somewhat glazed over as they observed the two familiars mid fight with the few demons. Such a surprising occurrence to have from nowhere. Especially so given how all the man wanted to do was ensure the girl could get somewhere safer. Away from the area of demonic plants roots he'd been hired to clean up. Qliphoth roots, the customer had informed him of if memory served correctly. But, currently, it seemed like a blessing that she had not been sent away alone as they most likely would have reared their revolting heads either way. A loud shout of "fuck yeah!" was followed swiftly by a charged up sphere of purple lightning surrounding the vulture sized blue bird. That, along with a black panther doing her spike-like attacks, was all a part of the demon hunter's fighting. He simply stood back observing (currently) as the familiars did most of the dirty work; all thanks to his poor health & frail body. But suddenly, with a glance towards Orihime to ensure she was at that moment safe, he'd vanished only to reappear around the weakened demons. One plunge of the cane into each one, working as the final blow, before turning around so he could slowly walk back over.

" people get hurt if they get too close to me." Is that truly what she believed? In one way, the two were the same. Living with the belief that terrible circumstances could befall others if they were nearby themself. But on the other side of things, he failed to understand how this set of events could remotely be her fault. A human hunted by those from the underworld? Likely. But not suddenly in broad daylight. From his experience anyway. There was a sigh from V as he stopped just a little in front of her, an arm bending but held out to his left so Griffon could perch from a moment's rest.

" how so? This is nothing I cannot handle so no harm befell me." A peculiar manner of trying to brush everything off but it all came under his oddness. Yet it was not all he had to say. Nor was it even touching what the mouthy bird wished to say though remained silent and messing with its own feathers.

" you did not cause this in fact you may find it is the other way around, if anyone did indeed cause this very event. If this is not the first time someone escorting you has been harmed, I doubt it would be your fault. Some are extremely unfortunate in life. . . for now I should still escort you further away. If it is as you have stated, then I will accept the occurrence as an unfortunate side effect however I do not enjoy the idea of someone unknowingly becoming involved with this job."

━━━━━━━✾✾✾ In numerous civilizations, belief approaches, angels & demons mirror the forces of good & evil, respectively. These omnipotent beings are often portrayed as mighty & metaphysical, with competencies far beyond those of mortals. Angels are often correlated with paradise, a sphere of quintessence, piousness, while demons are said to hail from hell’s fiery depths, a place full of persecution, despair.

According to Dante’s “Divine Comedy,” hell is partitioned into nine statuses, each with its own idiosyncratic punishment for damned souls. First level is prearranged for the unbaptized, virtuous pagans, while the second one is inhabited by those overwhelmed by lust. Third stage is home to the gluttonous, fourth is where greedy & covetous are chastised. Fifth tier is for the wrathful, sixth for heretics. Seventh level is restricted for the violent, eighth for the fraudulent, ninth for the perfidious.

Heaven, on the other hand, is generally depicted as a dwelling of eternal ecstasy, where souls are compensated for their exemplary deeds. It’s said to be a domain of pure love, where all terrestrial concerns are left behind. Despite the contrast between utopia & perdition, they are often glimpsed as two sides of the same coin, illustrating an eternal battle between good & depravity. A struggle she comprehends too well because she lives it.

Her purity is what coaxes the perils camouflaged within the penumbra, hypnotized by the light stemming from her pristine, unadulterated crux. Some people say demons are enticed by the most puerile beings, essences. Perhaps that’s why Orihime occasionally has tribulations with paranormal beasts. She observes his unorthodox manner of emptying the path to guarantee her protection. Peculiar abilities she had never witnessed before. Yet his familiars can be equated to the spirits residing in her hairpins. ❝ Mere luck, I suppose. I’m a magnet for underworld souls.❞ Confides, a sigh connected with a faded smile. V is committed to successfully complete his mission. ❝Can I be your shield, then? I can lend a hand.❞

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Explore the Majestic Mountains of Auli Uttarakhand with Us

Auli is a picturesque hill station located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, nestled in the lap of the mighty Himalayas. It is an asylum for journey enthusiasts, nature lovers, and spiritual seekers. The snow-capped peaks, the lush green forests, and the crystal-clear streams make Auli a perfect destination for a serene and peaceful getaway. In this article, we will explore the majestic mountains of Auli and the various attractions that make it a must-visit destination.

Auli is a popular skiing destination in India, and the slopes here are considered some of the best in the world. The snow-capped peaks of Nanda Devi, Kamet, and Mana Parvat form the perfect backdrop for skiing and snowboarding. The ski season in Auli usually starts in December and lasts till February. Apart from skiing, you can also enjoy other adventure activities like trekking, camping, and rock climbing.

The Auli Ropeway is one of the major attractions of the town. It is the second-longest cable car ride in Asia and provides breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. The ride takes you from Auli to Joshimath, and it covers a distance of about 4 kilometers. The ropeway ride is a must-do activity when you are in Auli, and it is an experience that you will cherish for a lifetime.

Another popular attraction in Auli is the Auli Artificial Lake. It is a man-made lake situated at an altitude of 2,835 meters, and it is used for skiing purposes. The lake is surrounded by dense forests, and the views from the lake are stunning. It is also a great spot for birdwatching, and you can spot a variety of birds like Himalayan monal, red-billed blue magpie, and Himalayan griffon.

For those seeking a spiritual experience, Auli has many ancient temples and shrines. The Narsingh Temple is one of the most famous temples in the town, and it is dedicated to Lord Narsingh, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The temple is located in Joshimath, and it is believed to be one of the oldest temples in the country. The Kalpavriksha Temple is another famous temple in the town, and it is dedicated to the Kalpavriksha tree, which is believed to fulfill all wishes.

Auli is also known for its scenic beauty and offers some of the most breathtaking views of the Himalayas. The sunrise and sunset views from Auli are truly spectacular, and you can also take a stroll in the apple orchards or the pine forests and soak in the natural beauty of the place.

Auli is a paradise for nature lovers, adventure enthusiasts, and spiritual seekers. The majestic mountains of Auli offer a range of activities and attractions, and it is a destination that should be on every traveler's bucket list. So, pack your bags, and get ready to explore the beauty of Auli, Uttarakhand.

Memorable experiences in Auli

Apart from the attractions mentioned above, Auli also has many other activities and experiences that will make your visit truly memorable. Here are a few more things to do in Auli:

Visit the Chenab Lake: This serene and beautiful lake is located just 3 kilometers from Auli and is a great spot for a picnic. You can also go boating or fishing here.

Trek to the Valley of Flowers: The Valley of Flowers is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its vibrant and colorful flowers. The trek to the valley starts from Joshimath, and it is a moderate level trek.

Explore the Badrinath Temple: The Badrinath Temple is one of the most important Hindu pilgrimage sites in India and is located just 60 kilometers from Auli. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is believed to be one of the four holy abodes of Lord Vishnu.

Indulge in local cuisine: Auli has a unique cuisine that is influenced by the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand. Some of the must-try dishes include Aloo ke Gutke, Kumaoni Raita, and Gahat ki Dal.

Stay in a mountain resort: Auli has some of the most luxurious and beautiful mountain resorts in India. Staying in a mountain resort will allow you to soak in the natural beauty of the place and enjoy the tranquility of the mountains.

Auli is a destination that has something for everyone. Whether you are looking for adventure, spirituality, or just some peace and quiet, Auli will not disappoint. So, pack your bags, and get ready for an unforgettable experience in the majestic mountains of Auli, Uttarakhand.

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