Arrival of Siberian birds on Ganga Jumi beach, atmosphere pleasant
Prayag Raj: November 14 (Politics.com) Siberian birds have begun knocking on the Sangam coast of Ganga-Jamna and Saraswati in Prayag Raj district of Uttar Pradesh as the cold season begins. Tourists are also arriving. Tourists also enjoy seeing the exotic birds at the jungle.
On their arrival, the beauty of the Sangam takes four moons. There are crowds of devotees and tourists from morning till evening. As the evening goes on, the view here is even more fascinating. The Siberian birds crossing the sea are fascinated by the tourists. The Siberian birds arrive here as summer begins. Return to their homeland as soon as they start. These guest birds from winter to other cold countries of the world, including Switzerland, Siberia, Japan and Russia, travel to the confluence of winter.
Tourists from far away come to see their playing on the waves of the Ganges. And they sit for hours on the pier watching these birds play. Not only do their hospitality leave no stone unturned. When someone gives them a basin save, they feed many scabs, which these birds eagerly feed. Kadi Din Edu, the in-charge of the police, said that every year, the foreign visitors to the confluence await the tourists. Hunting has been banned so as not to harm them. Police and forestry teams are also on the coast for their security.
On their arrival, the beauty of the Sangam takes four moons. There are crowds of devotees and tourists from morning till evening. As the evening goes on, the view here is even more fascinating. The Siberian birds crossing the sea are fascinated by the tourists. The Siberian birds arrive here as summer begins. Return to their homeland as soon as they start. These guest birds from winter to other cold countries of the world, including Switzerland, Siberia, Japan and Russia, travel to the confluence of winter.
Tourists from far away come to see their playing on the waves of the Ganges. And they sit for hours on the pier watching these birds play. Not only do their hospitality leave no stone unturned. When someone gives them a basin save, they feed many scabs, which these birds eagerly feed. Kadi Din Edu, the in-charge of the police, said that every year, the foreign visitors to the confluence await the tourists. Hunting has been banned so as not to harm them. Police and forestry teams are also on the coast for their security.
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