Your photos: India through the lens

Our readers take you on a photographic journey through intoxicating landscapes and breathtaking coastlines across the length and breadth of the country.

Here’s presenting the latest in the series of #India-Photos. 

A walk among the clouds: Clouds pave the way as you drive down this winding road in the Silk Route crossing Nathang Valley.  

Photograph: Kaushik Thakurata

A heart-shaped lake set in the lap of nature: Natural Heart Lake at Chembra Peak in Wayanad, Kerala is a picturesque beauty surrounded by greenery.

Photograph: Jaysanth P

The unparalleled natural beauty of Shillong: You don’t need an invitation to take a dip in this calm and serene waterfall.

Photograph: Helena Das

Standing tall on a hilltop: This lighthouse at Goa’s Fort Aguada, overlooking the Mandovi River, creates an impressive image.  

Photograph: Sandesh Borwankar

When God is the artist: This picture clicked in Sonamarg on the way to Leh bears close resemblance to a painting.

Photograph: Vishal Badheka

Take a plunge: The gigantic drop of the Ozarde Waterfall in Koynanagar, Maharashtra during the monsoon.

Photograph: Dipankar Mukherji

The ultimate canvas: Watch these dreamy clouds fill the sky during this picture perfect moment. 

Photograph: Manjunath G Chodankar

Crowning apex: The enchanting city of Kullu, captured from the Manali Bypass, with the mountains in the background.

Photograph: Arvind G Rathore

A vision in white: This mosque in Nainital creates a sense of mystery, mayhem and magic.    

Photograph: Kishor Saha

A coast to coast walk: The tall mountains and windswept beach give a rather romantic allure to the beautiful coast of Visakhapatnam (Vizag).  

Photograph: Ranadip Das

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Disclaimer: The photographs featured in this series are, to the best of our knowledge, original entries submitted by readers. Rediff.com does not assume any responsibility for their originality.