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Pack Yourbags Get Gorgeous C M Y K SUNDAY, 04 JUNE 2017 03 PACK YOUR BAGS OFF THE SHELF BENEFICIAL HERBS SastaSundar.com has come up "ith its ne" product range of%ealthbuddy #ranny&s %erbs 'otli. !inimally processed and hygieni- cally packed in a hand- crafted bag, the unique mix of pure and natural herbs in their dehydrat$ ed forms, are believed to have health rejuvenation attributes. The range includes %ealthbuddy #ranny&s +rganic %imalayan Tulsi 'otli, ,ia$ betic Benefit %erbal Spice !i) 'otli, -ough and -old .adha 'otli, %erbal -onstipation /elief 'otli, Anti Sore Throat 'otli and !outhwash 'otli. 0t is priced between Rs 136 to /s 141 and available e)clusively atwww.sastasundar.com. AMPLIFY YOUR STYLE -over Story by Future Style Lab announced their Spring$ Summer collection for 0ndia, called SummertimeStories. The collection speaks about the *our$ ney to discover and e)plore one&s fashion identity and con$ sists of "omen&s apparel, acces$ sories and shoes. 5u)urious and contemporary designs make it versatile enough to be "orn on different occasions. 0t dra"s inspiration from nine uni(ue storylines — each designed with a catwalk trend, form, The nirvana retreat fabric, and fit in mind. 0t is available at www.myntra.com and www.jabong.com DELICIOUS COMBINATION SOMEN SENGUPTA For those seeking a break from TRAVEL TRIVIA .urkure announced the he earliest sound of an ideal day in Sara$ humdrum life, Sarahan in the � Sarahan is just 170 km from Shimla D launch of a new and tasti- han is not the call of the %imalayan from ,elhi, the distance is 564 km. er version of!asala !unch bird that leaves its nest as soon as the Himalayas can offer the best with its � Bheemakali temple is open to all D to capture e)citing yet famil$ Tfirst rays of the sun washes over the divine milieu of history, mythology, one can offer special halwa bhog to the iar ingredients from the horizon of !ount Sreekhand, but the rather Goddess by contributing desi ghee, kitchen in the pack. The unusual sound of instruments played by the spirituality and ineffable scenic beauty sugar, wheat and dry fruits to temple enhanced version is a deli- custodian of the temple of #oddess Bheemakali. committee. cious mi)ture of kitchen The sound is reminiscent of the Buddhist gongs � Best place to stay is the HPTDC hotel spices "ith its genuine tastes and trumpets and completely different from which offers thrilling view of the from real kitchen ingredi- the cognizable %indu cymbals and bells. 0t %imalayas. ents.0t is made fromdal, rice marks the time to say @#ood morning @to life. � Food is basic yet excellent. and corn seasoned "ith the This is also the time to bow before #oddess � Bheemakali temple is walking dis- goodness of Bheemakali of Sarahan. tance from the #har .a asli Sarahan is a small hamlet in the lap of the HPTDC hotel. !asala. %imalayas in %imachal 'radesh 6a place of � For a better view pristine beauty, unaffected by the atrocities of the %imalayas, modern life. The "hole place e)udes a one can go to the FOR CLEAR SKIN medieval aura; it wakes up from its slumber helipad ground. e)actly like the princess described in folk tales. � Entry into +shea %erbals has come up with 7eempure This awakening of nature is gradual, almost the royal Anti cne and Pimple Face 'ack to meet the like the rising notes of Bhairav /aga. palace is re(uisite of every skin type. malgamated The place is not just a mark on the map; restricted. "ith neem and aloe vera as its heritage and history go a long way back, an active ingredient, it into the fort of mythology. This village, "hich exfoliates the dull and "as the summer capital of Bussahir royal fam$ uneven skin tone. 0t is ily, is also a BShaktipeeth,one of the most sacred priced at Rs places for a devoted %indu. 0t is believed that 189 for 1:; gm of "hen 5ord Shiva "as performing tandava,his pack and is apocalyptical dance of death by holding the available at all dead body of his "ife Sati on his shoulder, 5ord leading cosmetic out$ Vishnu unleashed his Sudarshana Chakra to let and major online retailers. sever Sati&s body into many parts, to appease Shiva&s anger. The mythology says that Sati’s ears fell at a place in the %imalayas "hich "as REDEFINE named as Shronitapur, meaning &the city of sound&.Through the passage of time and dialec$ ETHNICITY tical shifts, Shronitapur is now called Sara- han. To beat the summer heat, Sabhya- The descendents of the Bussahir clan ta launched its latest refreshing proudly call themselves the successors of the summer collection "ith uni(ue mythological demon Banasura whose refer- patterns and fabrics. The brand ence "e can find in the !ahabharata. The epic believes in creating ne" looks to your contains a story that Banasura&s beautiful daugh$ ethnic attires and so they have come ter Usha got emotionally involved "ith up with the most fashionable and Aniruddha, the grandson of Lord Krishna. vibrant colour patterns to give a fresh Anirudha approached Banasura to seek the look to your style. The fabrics used hand of his daughter but that made Banasura are -ambric cotton and /ayon Sta$ furious. 0t culminated into a "ar "here .rish$ ple "ith a unique style pattern. na and 5ord Shiva got involved. Finally, Usha and niruddha got married at the Bheemakali temple. Some local legends have it that RADIANTLOOK Bheema, the second 'andav, established this .ali temple here. !aster the art of contouring and let Vajrajana Buddhism engulfed 0ndia from nificant among other temples "ithin the gations gather at the temple on ,ashami, the your natural beauty shine "ith 7atio&s5imited <dition -on$ the end of 3th century and its path from Tibet premises. The temple even houses a small final day of the puja. Local music and dance tour 'alette. This clever kit features three carefully curat- to the heartland of 0ndia passed through this museum. are performed with great pomp and gaiety. Known as the gateway of .innar, Sarahan ed shades protected in a slim, mirrored compact, with a region. 0t deeply influenced the temple&s Bheemakali temple "as once infamous for 7ext to the temple is the royal palace of offers to every visitor the opportunity to bonus brush and easy to architecture.The pagoda looking temple is a human sacrifice follo"ing the Shakti cult. %o"$ Bussahir family. Though it is no more open en*oy the "ild beauty of 1C9; meters high !ount follo" instructions for a wonderful blend of stone, mortar and wood. ever, that barbaric system is long abolished to the public, but *ust a look at the gate is enough Shreekhand and the .artik S"ami peak. subtly defined, radiant fin$ The wooden crafts on its to"er and roof are but animal sacrifices, especially during ,urga to make one realize the beauty of the stone There is not a single dull moment in that par$ ish. 0t is available across marvelous. The golden gate of the temple is puja still take place. On !ahashtami day, an and wood building. adise, rather if one seeks a break from hum- Sephora stores in ,elhi=7-/, brilliant, while the idol of 'arvati presently animal is sacrificed and a special prayer to 0t is not merely temples and a palace for drum life in the %imalayas "ith a touch of his$ !umbai, Bangalore, ,ehradun prevailing in sanctum sanctorum is more than ,evi is conducted by members of the royal which Sarahan is famous for. The breathtak- tory, mythology, spirituality and of course, inef$ and Shoppers Stop outlets in :;; years old. Temples of 7arasingha, /aghu$ family and this attracts huge number of sub- ing panorama of the %imalayas visible from fable scenic beauty, Sarahan can offer the best Chandigarh and ,elhi. Also nath, Usha and Shreekhanda !ahadev are sig$ jects from near villages. <ven larger congre- this place n is perhaps the main attraction today. with its divine milieu. available at 7yka, ma>on, !yntra and ?abong, it is priced at Rs 1,620. Send your contributions in 900 words for the Travel Section to [email protected] GET GORGEOUS QI am 26-years-old and have a good Food that is rich in Vitamin B helps you can stretch the skin and give you eye bags. hair.I want to keep it looking good. to have shiny hair. So milk, green vegetables fter cleansing, use a night cream for Help me to make a good diet chart and poultry are good for you. Silica too your skin type. !assage it into your skin so I can eat the right food for my hair. is important to keep your hair elastic and gently for a fe" minutes but make sure Kapur,Kolkata shiny. The food rich in this are onion, bean you do not stretch the skin in the sprouts and oats. process. Q I am 28-years-old man and Q !hat I would like to know is how want to take care of my skin. It is many times should I shampoo my hair in good condition but I have time I have normal hair. only in the evening. Help me Pinky, Kolkata please. There is no rule about this. Shampoo Dolly K, Mumbai as and "hen you feel the need to do so. You should start taking proper care #enerally shampooing thrice a "eek is of your skin so it keeps looking good. necessary especially "hen the "eath$ Before going to bed make sure you er is hot and humid.
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