Mangaluru
KiteLife Foundations' experience in the skyline of Mangaluru is quite amazing. As a passionate kite builder of giant kites that have a figure type inspired by our main featuring folk lore arts, I have truly gotten enthused with kite line in friendship with other fellow kiters acts of kite flying their arts, some of which are mostly bought by them. But not barring the still-enthused kite builders, flown in shoulder to shoulder and contributing to the creative field of kite making.
Agathe Kalope kite (leaf ) making workshop led by Suharmin, Juan and Aji. Team Indonesian, Jogjakartha.
A special gratitude and thanks
for the hospitality.
Post kite flying.
A spectacular show set by different teams from around the world.
Team KiteLife Foundation
With Uriya, the Mascot of Kite Festival.
Today is seen, or I would say many buying kites and flying to retain their passion but not finding to make their, yeah. Laymen hardly find it, but it is worth watching as spectators. But to the interest of those whose flight to learn its nuances by flying, the creative aspect in making is drastically omitted down compared to kiters, who make who wouldn't pay words, blah blah... Ask them any question; you will soon find interesting answers that will give you wisdom for sure. So creative kite are made by creative guys. There are very few left in the country today, to say.
KiteLife believes in making its own kites for whatever reason it will continue. Any kite festival is a spectacular show of flying in happiness and generates a wow factor for sure. Vloggers flock and create content and flourish. This is the real visibility in terms of publicity. People by learning flock as well from far-flung goes gung ho. In addition to the other attractions of Thulunadu, traditional orchestrated programs—percussion-accompanied music and dance—are so well fitted with the audience. Kite flyers too can't resist their foot tapping in tune with music.
Totally, it's a splendor of celebration.This is our second time in Mangaluru, and we love it. Grade in the standard of their (organizers) hospitality is greatly talked about and well taken care of by them for invited guests. There are festival organizers in India who can comply with such standards. The beach and the people who are visitors and stags are very receptive and interactive. Kiters loved them. Team Mangalore deserves a good round of applause for their festival-making a huge success.
Kite day extended to illumined after dusk.
On the way to blue flag beach, a
yet another celebration.
Toasting at an unwind get-together.
Programmes of kite culture
Hurray!
No wind kites are also an attraction.
A full spectator view point.
Harsha's view ❤️
It was celebration of opportunity for friends meet around. ❤️
Wait wait..... Team Mangalore arranged a tour as well.
Pictures for a watch. This was a worth truly.
Buttoned stick of sun
before it get set.
Visit to Bahubali Temple, a temple festival is conducted on every 12 years, it said.
Thanks to Harsha, a good buddy have taken us around and his details in narrative mode.
Giant Bahubali. ❤️
A long view
Uphill task before trekking.
Temple surface, ancient stone layed.
Antonio Lino - Portugal
Jasa - Slovenia
Suharmin - Jogjakartha
Down hill.
Aji- Jogjakartha
Juan n Team - Jogjakartha
Uphill.
Uphill Temple - Bahubali
Visual corner of tge temple visited.
Man made pond surrounded
One stretch.
Group enters.
Pillared temple, amazing heritage preserved.
World of Team Kiters roamed around.
Ancient built houses. ( inside view)
Harsha - Team Mangalore
With Indonesian buddies
1000 Pillared Temple.
A prominent Jain Temple.
Ancient Saavira Kambada Basadi.
Mudbidiri, Mangalore.
Inspired abd Constructed by Nepali style.
Abhi of KLF and Juan Jogjakartha
Gulermi Palao - Italy
Gift by Juan
Dragon pipe.
Kite baggage
Pond in Bahubali Temple
Scenic beauty.
