To save writing a thousand words, we’ll use pictures instead…Enjoy!
Where the glacier melts to create the Ganges
Double Decker Buddha
The grandeur of the Taj Mahal reflects in the pristine waters of the meticulously manicured gardens
Colours for all tastes
An artist shows off his latest creation at the Norbulinka institute for Tibetan arts
A Perfectly Perched Parrot
A taste of India – fresh Veges, Dahl, Aloo Gobi, Curd, Raita, Rice, Chapatti, Poppadom, and Pickle – all for the princely sum of 150 Rupees (ca$3/1.5 pounds)
The stringent rules of the Buddhist nuns don’t include racket sports
Various spiritual leaders depicted at the ashram where the Beatles stayed
Girls putting on a display of traditional Indian dancing
You talking to me?
What’s up?
Sun streams through a temple’s window to lighten the peaceful Buddha
Great pictures what an experience I’m loving watching your travels xxxx
Absolutely amazing!! It seems so strange at the same time -we live in a place where buildings are no more than 30, 40, 50 years old. We have no culture like what you see in some of your pictures. That’s what always amazes me when traveling – richness in culture.
How old is Poutine? 🙂
Excellent pictures!
Sarah, I’ve dreamed of seeing India for years. Drove my parents nuts watching Hindi films that played on Sunday mornings on cable tv! LOL
Now I can live vicariously through you! It would be so AMAZING to be in the Ganges where it meets glacier waters.
Bravo for you and Brett! Can’t wait to read the rest of your entries.
PS – Did you buy a sari?
Thanks Chelsey! I tried on saris but couldn’t walk! Bought a traditional outfit from the south which is a long skirt, a Chole (belly top) and shawl, got lots of bobs of approval from the local ladies.
Fantastic pics! Amazing experiences you getting to have in life! X
Thanks Sharon, yes it’s a beautiful world to see.
Stunning pictures! I’m WAY behind on the blog posts. Chelsey! Want to go to India with me this coming winter? 🙂
hmmm?!? 🙂