Waterfall Needs A Caption

Who doesn't like a waterfall?

Why do we love visiting a waterfall even if it involves a hike or long travel?

Think and give a caption to the picture of Boghata Waterfalls in Telangana, India. 

Isn't the waterfall simply breathtaking? Here is the same picture without KBG logo for better visualisation of your caption.

Now go ahead and give a caption for the above picture fast!

How to Submit a Caption

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 the FB post
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.

Now get going and give your caption pronto! If you feel like, you may suggest more than one caption.

Previous Contest

KBG-69, the 69th edition of Kaun Banega Ghumakkad Caption Contest featured a picture of a Lighthouse. It received a record 65 captions from across the globe. A picture story of Dolphin's Nose Lighthouse in Visakhapatnam along with the winning captions of KBG-69 are featured in the story 'Lighthouses and Human Beings'. The readers loved the life lessons drawn from a lighthouse. Two of the winning captions are reproduced below:

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

Now, be your creative best and shoot your response. Most catchy captions will be the Winners of KBG-70! All the best.

Thank you all the readers for your continued support.

Stay connected, stay safe.

   - Harsh-the-Ghumakkad with Neeta Bhargava/ 7th February 2022

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Chaparai Water Cascade Araku

Flowing water fascinates everybody-- people residing near river banks, tourists, hikers, swimmers, divers, boatmen, fishermen, poets, painters, photographers and wanderers like Ghumakkad. Chaparai Waterflow called Chaparai Water Cascade by Google, is one such spot near Aaraku in Eastern Ghats India.
We went to Chaparai in August this year. A short picture story for you.

It is located close to Araku. See the map below. An all weather motorable road connects this tourist spot.

For trekkers and hikers, it is a nice two to three hours trek. We saw some hikers there. You can return the same evening. See the satellite map below with the route in blue dots.

The APTDC package tour does not include Chaparai. One can get taxis or autos at Rs 1200 or Rs 600 respectively to show four tourist spots near Araku:

• Chaparai Waterflow (not waterfall as you will shortly see)
• Botanical garden (included in APTDC tour)
• Tribal Museum (included in APTDC tour)
• Coffee Museum (not included in APTDC tour)

Being a Sunday (13th Aug) taxis needed advance booking. Therefore, we engaged an auto rickshaw. Our driver Gopi knew the place well. This story takes you to Chaparai. Auto ride was certainly worth it!

 Eventhe tourism department singnboard calls it a waterfall. Actually is just a waterflow.

It is just a stream and not a waterfall. See the pictures below.

Every year some people drown in the waterflow. Warning signs have been painted all over.

 Here is a short video clip  to give you a 'feel' of the water cascade at Chaparai.

Our previous story on Borra Caves titled 'Beauty of Darkness' can be viewed here.

Those interested in knowning how to reach, where to stay, what else to see in Araku-- have to wait till the next story on going through thirty railway tunnels!

Thanks for browsing

    -   Harsh-the-Ghumakkad/ 10th September 2017