Gir National Park in India is the only natural habitat of world popular Asiatic Lions. When one visits Gir, the primary objective, waking up at dawn, is to see lions while riding in open, utility vehicles. If lucky, you can even spot a lion walking along the road, but it seems these tourists are looking in another direction.
It was enjoyable to travel by road and view the beautiful landscapes of Costa Rica
A road bridge crosses over a railroad bridge (with an oncoming train) in Richmond, Virginia
An American Black Bear spotted on the side of a road in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
Roads, including the Linn Cove Viaduct, built along the mountains for traveling on the famed Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina
Traveling a road through the mountains of North Carolina in Fall
A Road by the Mountains
It is not unusual to see cows blocking the path even on a well-traveled road in rural India
Blocking the Road
Rudimentary shrines are quite prevalent in rural India farms and roads
Roadside Shrine
A couple selling fresh vegetables on the side of a busy road in India.
Roadside Vegetable Stand
A modern road runs through the remnants of rustic homes of the Henry River Mill Village in Hickory, North Carolina. Something is out of place!
Old Homes on a New Road
The joy of walking down a tree-shaded road …..
A Tree Shaded Road
A road that leads to the varied mountain landscape of Kerala captured from the hills around Thekkady
A Kerala Mountain Landscape
Vistas along the way while travelling through New Mexico
On the Road in New Mexico
Machu Picchu – Hairpin Bends to the Top
Machu Picchu – A Windy Road to the Top
A view from higher up Wayna Picchu shows the winding road from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu on the top right
Photos by Ravi 