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The landscape along the banks of the Sindhu river.
The dense foliage of the mahishi (buffalo) is like a thick canopy, where the cries of various birds resonate.
The use of creepers and vines (kalpavalli, vasai, kakhāriya, shirai, kajjalsariyashkadara, kalavipiyavelli, halai, dittalatarana, halai) creates a captivating scene.
The leaping of deer, the presence of white geese, and the scurrying of various animals adorn the landscape.
The region appears like the dense and rich milk-like foliage of the mahishi, with the buzzing of monkeys relishing the fruit juices of diverse trees, the graceful movements of the sārasa birds, the ascetics engrossed in penance, the cascading waterfalls, the caves filled with water, the drooping fruit-laden vines broken by the Bhils, the herds of deer, the echoes of Gauri's songs, and the tusks of elephants uprooted by the claws of lions.