Travel and change of place impart new vigor to the mind.-Seneca …..Visiting silvassa was one of the finest and most-satisfying adventure of my life.There was a mixed feeling of excitement and nervous. Visiting silvassa for the first time and the dream of going on a journey was finally coming true. I spent only two days in silvassa.

We started our journey from Ghatkoper. We took the bus for silvassa which take five hours to reach there. From this much travelling we reached our destination. After reaching there we had some juice which refreshed us.After taking rest we visit to industry where all type of shampoo , creams manufactured. we learned the procedure well ..it was also the part of our studies..so it was beneficial for us.

Next we visit Lion safari..The moment we entered the a sort of semi-darkness enveloped us. The sky was almost completely shut out by the canopy of leaves high above us. all around us were the sound of insects ,birds and animal. The sound echoed all over, making the jungle feel eerie and strange. We had lots of enjoyment . we clicked lots of picture . finally my first day here comes to end with beautiful dinner.

New day new morning comes with some really fresh air we had some walking in early morning . we had our breakfast. After this we visit Parle Agro, Parle-G industry. I learned the process very well. We spent time at Madhuban dam and clicked lots of pictures ..We enjoyed the beauty of nature. We come back to our rooms and had our lunch. After lunch , we took bus to come back to home…..At last it we such a wonderful experienced at Silvassa.

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