So whats common between New York City, Niagara Falls and Yanni? Well, one that they are all SPECTACULAR!!
They all stand unmatched in their field, with years of glory behind them. International symbols to their respective kinds.
They all create an un-forgettable first impression.
The more you experience them the more you want from them.
Nikhil and I had the privilege to Visit NYC, Niagara falls and attend Yanni’s concert all in a span of one week in end May. Needless to say, it was a week so grand that the hangover continues.
NYC’s famous buildings…the heights just kept soaring. The history ever-present in each stone of Cathedrals, Towers, Stock Exchange, Squares, Museums and all. Just crossing the new WTC under-construction or walking the Wall-Street made one feel part of the whole grand milieu. Niagara Falls, as grand as they were in the first sight, welcomed travellers from all over the world with humility towards its incessant waters & mist. To take away a camera full of memories that last a lifetime. To add to the whole experience of being a tourist, we walked for miles just exploring, ate only street food to taste the city, waited hours in various lines to get the epic glimpses and marvelled at everything that until this moment we’d seen only in TV.
Yanni’s ‘Voices-Concert’ was no-different (than NYC-NF experience) and unique at the same time. Playing some of his best symphonies, with dazzling discographies and each performer on stage holding 4000 spectators spellbound. Yanni, a prodigy who made his own rules and then broke them all, delivering great music unswervingly. A stalwart in his work, he launched four new artists under his tutelage…enjoying their music. Mark of an exceptional coach.
And that week once again cornered me with the question my coach asked – “What is the one thing you can do so grand and exceptional that it blows your own mind?”
Here you go, the link to the High-Line park...I loved it! And want to go see it next time I am at NYC.
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