The sun sets over Noida
And the same sun setting over Har-Ki-Doon (Uttranchal, India)
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Yes, yes, I agree Sidhu.
I vote for the one over Uttaranchal!
I hope you have blogged about it Sigma. Let me check.
Thanks Mridula
Yes, sunrise is rather difficult 
We couldn’t catch even once on our recent dharamsala trip, though we really planned to 
Thanks, Qaminante. Good to see you here after a long time.
I don’t know what it is about sunrises and sunsets, they are just magic. Such lovely pinks and blues!
Prashanth, I am not much different
Sunrise is almost impossible to catch unless i have been up all night or on vacation. Sunset on weekends is possible (Noida one was taken on a Saturday) otherwise I am merrily playing TT in the evenings 
What a difference!! And to be honest, I rarely witness sunrise & sunsets while I’m in B’lore – too lazy to get up early in the morning & evenings will spent sitting in the confined cubicles
So much concrete we say daily, Sigma. But I really liked your sunset over the CP picture.
Right! The same sun – but such a difference !!