The intricately carved stone steps, adorned with sculptures and motifs, speak to the extraordinary craftsmanship of artisans from bygone eras. The fusion of Hindu and Islamic architectural styles creates a captivating interplay of lines, curves, and patterns, reflecting the diverse cultural influences that have shaped Mumbai's past.
The Banganga Tank, also known as Banganga Stepwell, is a rectangular-shaped water reservoir that spans over 2,500 square meters. It is believed to have been built during the 12th century by the Silhara dynasty, a Hindu dynasty that ruled the region at that time
The tank was constructed to provide a perennial source of freshwater for the residents of the Walkeshwar Temple complex, which is located adjacent to the tank. The play of light and shadows on the weathered stone steps, the reflections on the water's surface, and the intricate details of the carvings offer a treasure trove of captivating subjects for your lens. The serene and tranquil atmosphere of the tank, amidst the hustle and bustle of Mumbai, adds a touch of mystique to your photographs, creating an otherworldly ambiance that is sure to captivate the viewer.
The tank complex is also adorned with small shrines and temples dedicated to various Hindu deities. These colorful and intricately adorned shrines offer excellent opportunities for close-up shots of the intricate craftsmanship, vibrant decorations, and the devout locals offering prayers. The juxtaposition of faith, tradition, and artistry makes for compelling photographic subjects that capture the soul of Mumbai's diverse culture.
Despite being located in the heart of a bustling city, the Banganga Tank exudes a sense of tranquility and calmness. The serene environment, the soothing sound of water, and the majestic architecture make it a perfect place for introspection, meditation, and connecting with the divine. Many locals and tourists visit the tank to seek solace, offer prayers, and experience the spiritual energy that permeates the air.
In conclusion, we at Photowalks India are all set to take you on a journey through Mumbai's spiritual oasis, offering a captivating and immersive experience into the city's history, culture, and architectural marvels. With its mesmerizing beauty, serenity, and cultural significance, Banganga Tank is a photographer's paradise, where every corner tells a story and every click of the shutter captures a piece of Mumbai's soul.
Our Workshops are free of cost
Photowalk is open to everyone and one can click from any device.
We also provide free Fujifilm Mirrorless Cameras during the photowalk that can be shared with the group, just bring your SD Card and retrieve the photos once the photowalk is over.
Who can attend
Photowalk is open to all above the Age of 18 Years
Participant can click photos from any camera or mobile phones
If you do not have a camera we will provide you with a mirrorless camera that will be shared with other participants during the photowalk. Please carry a SD Card to so you can take your clicked photos back. We would require a photo ID with address proof to be submitted at the time of the photowalk.
Please note that photo walks are done on foot, so expect lots of walking.
FAQ’s
Is there any Fees for attending the Photowalk ?
All our photowalks across India are free of cost . Government entry fees applies incase of heritage sites participant's need to pay the entry fees for visiting these site.
I do not have a Camera can I participate in the Photowalk ?
Yes surely you can. We provide Fujifilm Mirrorless Cameras for our photowalks that will be shared among the participants. It would be great if you could carry a SD Card, so that you can take back your clicked photographs.
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