It is believed to be eroded volcanic rock formation that survived even in earthquake of mag 6.5. The balance of the rock is intact since ages.It is believed to be eroded volcanic rock formation that survived even in earthquake of mag 6.5. The balance of the rock is intact since ages.
I love formations like this - I posted about a local one a few weeks back. But ours has not survived any earthquakes like that!
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ReplyDeleteUnbelievable creation. Thanks for sharing this awesome image.
ReplyDeleteWe too have many unique rocks like this in Hyderabad. They are fascinating.
ReplyDeleteThis is so interesting, beautiful image indeed!
ReplyDeleteWhat force of nature !!!!!!!!! Extraordinary !!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo and amazing rock:)
ReplyDeleteWow! That's cool! Great picture!
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day!
Debbie's Travels
Great picture, it's amazing what nature can create.
ReplyDeleteInteresting.. I saw one at Mahabalipuram.. Krishna's butter ball rock.. But this one is more precariously placed..
ReplyDeleteWonderful !
ReplyDeleteWow - that is amazing! Cool shot.
ReplyDeleteHow cool!
ReplyDeleteYikes! I can't imagine that something like this could survive an earthquake!
ReplyDeletesuch a nice one.There is one rock like this named after krishna down in the south too.,..something like"Benne krishna rock'in Tamilnadu right?
ReplyDeleteAwesome skywatch!
ReplyDeleteIt looks well-balanced. Great composition and fabulous graphic quality.
ReplyDeleteWow that is a cool photo, imagine that huge rock balanced like that. Thanks for sharing with Sky Watch Friday and your flower show photos were really fun too.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting, Rajesh.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing rock! That's incredible! Terrific capture, too, as always, Rajesh! Wishing you and your family a lovely weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Perfect Balance..great capture.
ReplyDeleteAn amazing sight, Rajesh! Hard to believe it didn't fall during the earthquake.
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
What an amazing rock and a great shot of it.
ReplyDeleteOh that is one remarkable balancing act. Wow... Nice sky watch picture.
ReplyDeleteWOW Raj,
ReplyDeletemai visto nulla di simile !
Wow, it's amazing! Great shot.
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There is a similar one in Mahabalipuram, these ones always amaze me.
ReplyDeleteNow this is pretty unique. I wonder when this rock would fall down. It looks like it's pretty balance. Great shot Rajesh. Happy weekend!
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Amazing balancing act! I love it :o)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting to see how the rock can balance in that position. I am sure I wont want to stand beneath it.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo--such perfect balance.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have some interesting posts--I'll have to come back. Mickie
Amazing!
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Gorgeous!
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Amazing such a large rock can be balanced for so many years. Great capture, Rajesh!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! i think u have posted this before here
ReplyDeleteIncredible rock,a wonder of nature.
ReplyDeleteHave anyone try rocking it?
That is quite extraordinary.
ReplyDeleteCool shot. I wouldn't stand under it.
ReplyDeletewonderful placce and photo, how long is it already there?
ReplyDeleteNice deep shadow under the rock, too, Rajesh!
ReplyDelete-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Most beautiful city!
ReplyDeleteThat is so amazing Rajesh...balanced on such a tiny point compared to the whole of the boulder. It gives one hope in finding balance in life too.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing find!! Hard to believe that it can be perched on such a delicate point and remain intact - the wonders of nature are inspiring to behold! hugs, antonella :-)
ReplyDeleteInteresting! Can't imagine it staying put during an earthquake.
ReplyDeleteThank you for appreciating this wonder of nature.
ReplyDeleteNice ! There's one like this in Mamallapuram too.
ReplyDeletelooks like it will roll down anytime. lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you for appreciating this wonder of nature.
ReplyDeleteYes, Mamallapuram has a similar wonder call "Krishna's Butter Ball"
Natural Balance
ReplyDeletePheno
Wouldn't want to stand under it when it does slide tough! ;) Beautiful picture
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a Loony Toons skit just waiting to happen. (Nice shot!)
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