Have you been here before?
There is also legend of the Flying Dutchman that happened to get lost in the storms here and is now regarded as a ghost ship doomed to sail this route forever. Any ship that treads away to this side and happens to see a possible ghost ship, they should know they are in trouble. And not to forget, mentioning it gives one of the most breathtaking views of the intermingling waters. And I hope you love this post. I hope you love the picture
Ajay Sood
@Travelure · 0:56
Hi, Rajat. Yes, I've been to this place. This is the Cape Point, which is the southernmost tip of South Africa where Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. And yes, the views are breathtaking. What was even more interesting to see over there was that there were a variety of different colored lizards which I came across as I was trudging up the place from where this picture is. It's atop that hillock where distances to various cities and countries are marked there on that marker
preethy uthup
@peeli · 4:19
That's what I really did in few of my travels. Now I absorb that location into my soul and into my deep down, so I can replicate that once I close, then I really can go to that place more than a picture. So that's a thing that I've been doing now for a few years. And that gives me a solace that even though I come out of that place, I still can go back to that place. So that's a thing
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:17
Thank you, Rajat for sharing this picture and this story with us. And I haven't been to this place, but would really love to visit. Thanks again for sharing. Have a lovely bye
Hello Rajat sir. And thank you for sharing this beautiful pic and story with us. I love the way you recite your swell sir with so much of precision and clarity. Thank you so much. Wish you all the best and I'm looking forward to your other swell as well. Thank you so much. Take care. Jamatade
Himanshi Thakur
@GreyMatter · 1:38
So let me know if that is Cape of Good Hope in South Africa or somewhere in South Africa because of the location. So yeah, let me know. And this is one interesting picture. I'm so glad that you have traveled so extensively, and it's wonderful, it's inspiring in so many ways. Thank you. Good night and let me know if I'm correct or not. See ya
Hi Rajat. I have never been to this place and I have no guesses what this place is about to but the picture was amazing and your description was really amazing. I felt like okay, I should one day visit this place for sure
Hello. Good evening, Ajay. Thank you so much. Of all the people I had always imagined that you will be, you'll always be spot on. A traveler's eye can never miss. So, yes, it's Cape Point. I traveled here in 2017. And majestic views, a different color of the. An absolutely different color of the ocean. And there's also another trail called the Boat Pad Trail. I'm sure you must have taken that. And really beautiful
Hello Peeli, very good evening. Thank you so much for joining this conversation. Thank you so much for sharing the info about so many mysterious places. I bookmarked your post so whenever I am traveling, some of them I will definitely dig out. And yes, one thing I absolutely resonate with you, that the best camera that we ever own is our mind because I have always written about it. You must have read the code verbatim in my book
A lot of posts were left unanswered. Somehow I happened to miss them out. But I'm glad that you joined. I'm glad that you continued the conversation. I'm looking forward to reconnect with you, connect with you and your stories more often, and please do join the tribe because it always makes me feel happy whenever I happen to listen to the other side of the story. So thank you so much once again for joining the conversation. Take care. Jai Matawi
Hey, Himanshi, thank you so much for joining the conversation. Absolutely. You are bang on point. This is Cape Town in South Africa, and it's okay if you haven't travelure too much around the world, but if you have immersed yourself in learning through the eyes of other people, you have also traveled halfway around the world. Anyway, it's just that you have not been physically there, but somebody else has taken you there already. So, yeah, you're absolutely correct
Himanshi Thakur
@GreyMatter · 2:44
Hi Rajat. Of course you are going to be the first person whom I'm going to call if I ever visit Cape Town. Joki hair already very bucket list, ma'am. Of course. There's so much to see and explore in our country, in this whole wide world and mujamisha, I think lifetime and I'll never get chance to explore it all. And maybe I would not. Yuki There is a limit to physical and financial potential