Never seen before photos of isolated cities in India amid Coronavirus :: Lonely Planet India
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Our lives have changed in the past few months along with our cities and surroundings. Take a look at rare images of the solitary beauty of some Indian cities amid the coronavirus nationwide lockdown.
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New Delhi
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New Delhi’s usually bustling Connaught Place – one of the largest businesses, commercial and financial centres in Delhi, seen here in an uncommonly empty sight.
Bengaluru, Karnataka
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Bengaluru’s Vidhana Soudha – the largest legislative building in India, stands deserted amid the nationwide lockdown.
Kolkata, West Bengal
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On a typical day, the Kolkata High court – one of the city’s greatest architectural triumphs, is surrounded by the buzz of the city.
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A lonely sight – Rabindra Sarobar Lake area in Kolkata.
Mumbai, Maharashtra
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An aerial view of Mumbai’s grand and monumental Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, which is usually overflowing with people, stands isolated in the city that never sleeps.
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Mumbai’s prominent Marine Drive – seen here undisturbed.
Pune, Maharashtra
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The city of Pune, fondly known as the “Queen of the Deccan”, experienced a rare sight amidst the lockdown.
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An empty street in Pune.
Goa
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A lone fisherman on a usually brimming beach in Goa.
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On normal days, an empty beach in Goa is highly unlikely.
Ahmedabad
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The empty roads of the Heritage city of Ahmedabad is an exceptional and a bizarre sight for the beholder.
