Sponteneous call of BECHTEL beach at Midnight !

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I don't have words to describe the beauty of almost full moon night view of the sea with the only sond of its waves and the beautiful sand beach... This place is bechtel beach near to okha madhi (dwarka). After the dhuleti celebration the sudden plan takes us to this beautiful place. We left jamnagar around 1 AM and get back to jamnagar at 6 AM. No road is long enough if you have willing to ride. These time we were not in our bikes. But a road trip in a car is also a great experience especially when you have the great company of your nearest dearest friends. Usually I don't like to write such long paragraphs for any post or pictures but the experience of last night was just fantastic fantabulous. Do have a look at all the photographs and must visit this place when ever you get the chance, especially on the day of poonam (full moon).

-ramiz + dslr = Ramiz Chaki 's photography
- white scorpio + Parth Mehta = singham ni gadi
- manjira + entertainment = Nachiket Joshi
- Ravi Raval + Snehal Sonawane = newly married couple
- Isha + Gaurav = ben baa and zizu
- Om Shilu = tu book hai

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