HI Friends, Here are some photos from our time in India.. for more dialogue please see later posts from when I was in India and could only write and not post very many pictures. If you are looking to see photos of every monument we saw you may be disappointed.. here are a mix of what we did but mostly the people and the experiences which hold such a special place in my heart. India is a country full of colour, life, and moments that truly needed to be experienced in the moment.
To see the pics in big (no captions) just click on the first one and a slideshow will open up.
On our way!!!! The pilot is Jen's husband..
Day 1- Delhi. The Qatar Minaret
Very early morning flights to Udaipur equaled amazing light for our first views of the city and lake from the roof of our hotel
Worshipers at the Hindu Temple
View over the city
Roof top resturants
The next day we drove through the country side to Rohet- life here has not changed for centuries
The town of Rohet was a tiny desert town whose people had the biggest hearts!!!
Joining Wedding Celebrations
This talented cobbler and his daughter-in-law
Traditional Opium Ceremony
Desert Blacksmith... his wife turns a wheel which pumps air underground up to feed his fire to heat the iron
rural desert farming family
wild camels having a snack
on our desert safari.... only animals we saw were camels, antelope and a mouse lol..
Arriving at Manvar Camp.... our desert glamping experience!!!!
Camel Safari... 2 hour long experience up and across the dunes to watch the sunset
The fort of Jodpur... an amazing fortress on the hill overlooking the blue city.... we may have just gone and looked at the out side
The main square of the market of Jodphur leading in the market... this was probably one of my favorite afternoons.. all shot with a 50mm fixed
Chillin... reading the paper and using the outdoor barber
Paan.... mmmm
Takeing the train to Jaipur
Jaipur from the hotel window
Taj from across the river the next am
Riverside laundry
Ram our amazing driver for the first ten days
Majora Beach!!
Paloem Beach.. the view from our porch
Home sweet home for 4 nights
Night train to Mumbai
One of the many slums of Mumbai.. over 11million people in Mumbai live in the slum
We may have bought a lot of clothes from this guy
Melanie,
ReplyDeleteThank-you for sharing this amazing pictorial portfolio of an equally amazing trip! I love being able to live vicariously through you!
Love Aunt W.
so many beautiful pics ... love all the color!
ReplyDeletelove Loo