Thursday, 19 November 2020

Horses in Gold?

From Gigantic Horses of KBG-45, we now bring you horses in gold!

Horses made of gold? Real gold?

Well looks like! See for yourself and identify the location of the horses shown in the picture below.


Do you need a clue? See another picture below and read the clue in the picture.


Still not got it? Final clue for you in the picture below.


Now shoot your response. First three correct answers will be the Winners of Kaun Banega Ghumakkad KBG-46!

For the first-timers on KBG, you can respond using any of the six channels below:

  1. Leave a comment on this post
  2. Send email to hbindia@gmail.com
  3. Respond on FB
  4. Comment on Instagram @ghumakkadhb 
  5. Comment on Twitter @HarshBh21184761
  6. Send a WA message. If you want your WA number to be added to Ghumakkad's list, send an email.

The timing of the KBG Contest is chosen to suit the readers in most of the time zones across the world.


Hope we have helped you in overcoming the Covid boredom to some extent.

Those who missed KBG-45, the previous edition of Kaun Banega Ghumakkad, we had featured the Gigantic Horses pulling a chariot at ISKCON temple Anantapur, AP. It generated keen response. Many readers however, confused the chariot's wheel with Khajuraho temple. Quite a few readers identified it correctly. See the winners announcement below.


Thanks for participating and all the best for KBG-46!

Stay connected, stay safe.

   - Harsh-the-Ghumakkad with Neeta Bhargava/ 19th Nov 2020.

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