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Those eyes look intense, but there seems to a sense of expectation in them.

While one goes inside looking for whatever he is looking for, the other is hopeful that something of value will come out!

From Wikipedia:
Dhanushkodi has the only land border between India and Sri Lanka which is one of the smallest in the world-just 50 yards in length on a shoal in Palk Strait. Before the 1964 cyclone, Dhanushkodi was a flourishing tourist and pilgrimage town. Since Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) is just 19 miles (31 km) away, there were many ferry services between Dhanushkodi and Talaimannar of Ceylon, transporting travellers and goods across the sea. There were hotels, textile shops and dharmashalas catering to these pilgrims and travellers. The Railway line to Dhanushkodi–which did not touch Rameshwaram then and destroyed in the 1964 cyclone-went directly from Mandapam to Dhanushkodi. Dhanushkodi in those days had a railway station, a small railway hospital, a higher secondary school, a post office, customs and port offices etc.

All that remains today are the ruins of what once was a town.

The Gopurams at the Meenakshi Temple, Madurai. There are 14 in all such gopurams at this temple, the tallest one being 171 feet high. These are the doors or the gates to the temple - such an elaborate and intricately designed gate is a distinctive feature of most of the temples of South
India.

Sun setting beneath the clouds, the shape of which appears more like mountains!